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Dolly Parton pulls out of another public appearance amid health battle
“I get a little dizzy…” The post Dolly Parton pulls out of another public appearance amid health battle first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Charles G. Dawes: An Accidental Music Sensation
The composer who later became a vice president showed that amateurs can create great and worthwhile art.
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‘Doctor Who’ Reunion Is Officially Happening in Steven Moffat’s New 6-Part Series
Steven Moffat and Jenna Coleman, who worked together on Doctor Who, will reunite on Number 10, a new six-part Channel 4 comedy-drama about life inside the Prime Minister’s official residence and office. The project matters as it brings together prominent Doctor Who alumni for Moffat’s first Channel 4 series, while moving him into a fictionalised…
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Auk Mini 2 Indoor Smart Garden Review: Better Where It Counts
The Auk Mini 2 is presented as a strong upgrade to the original tabletop smart garden, retaining its stylish Scandinavian design and straightforward, seed-friendly growing system while addressing practical limitations. Its appeal lies in making indoor growing look attractive without relying on proprietary pods, subscriptions or compulsory app use. The new model adds more colour…
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Donald Trump doesn’t just love billionaires, he loves multimillionaires too
The article argues that Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act gives substantial tax advantages to wealthy owners of “pass-through” businesses, despite Republican claims that the measures chiefly support small firms and local job creators. It says the policy matters because it reduces government revenue while benefits are concentrated among high-income individuals, alongside cuts to…
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4 No. 1 Hits by Female Solo Artists From the Rock-Band-Dominated Year of 1967
Four female solo artists reached US No. 1 in 1967 despite rock groups dominating the charts. – Nancy Sinatra shared the top spot with her father Frank on “Somethin’ Stupid”, a restrained father-daughter duet. – Bobbie Gentry’s debut single “Ode to Billie Joe” succeeded with its Southern Gothic story and unresolved mystery. – Aretha Franklin…
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Kingdom Hearts 4 adds Coco world ahead of 2027 PS5 release
Disney and Square Enix have unveiled a new Kingdom Hearts 4 trailer at this year’s D23 expo, confirming that Sora will visit a world based on Pixar’s Coco. The reveal gives long-waiting fans their first proper look at how a beloved Pixar film will be reimagined within the action RPG, alongside a first indication of…
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Phoebe Bridgers leads fans around roller-skating rink at ‘Lost Weekend’ listening party
Phoebe Bridgers joined around 200 fans at a roller-skating listening party in Glendale, California, ahead of the release of her third album, ‘Lost Weekend’. The event paired the album’s slow, emotionally heavy songs with skating, reflecting Bridgers’ wish to create an unusual, in-person experience rather than a primarily online promotion. The album was released on…
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Spain tourist destination hit by 5 magnitude earthquake in the dead of night leaving roads cracked and buildings shuddering
An earthquake measuring magnitude 5.2 struck the southern Spanish city of Granada in the early hours of Saturday morning, cracking roads, damaging buildings and trapping people inside collapsed structures. The tremor, felt across the popular tourist region including the Costa del Sol, prompted Andalusian authorities to declare an emergency, though no injuries have so far…
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Born 80 Years Ago Today in Oklahoma, the Masterful Storyteller Behind Blockbuster Hits by Glen Campbell, Waylon Jennings, and More
The article celebrates songwriter Jimmy Webb’s 80th birthday, highlighting his influence on American popular and country music across a six-decade career. It argues that his storytelling, melodies and arrangements helped create enduring hits for performers including Glen Campbell, the Fifth Dimension, Waylon Jennings and Donna Summer. Born in Elk City, Oklahoma, on 15 August 1946,…