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How Prince Harry dropped huge hint he was planning to move back to Britain with his family nearly a year ago
The scraped content for this page didn’t include the actual article text — only Daily Mail’s site navigation, menu links and a list of unrelated headline teasers (Harry and Meghan’s Cotswold plans, university rankings, Trevor Nelson’s health news, etc.). There’s no substantive body text about how Prince Harry supposedly hinted at moving back to Britain,…
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Mariah Carey ‘Unironically’ Reissuing ‘Glitter’ Soundtrack for 25th Anniversary
Mariah Carey is reissuing her *Glitter* soundtrack on vinyl for the first time to mark the album’s 25th anniversary, alongside a digital edition featuring previously unreleased recordings. The move is notable given the album’s troubled history: the accompanying 2001 film flopped critically and commercially, partly due to its release soon after 9/11, yet the soundtrack…
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Life on the road with Agustina Ruiz, pt III: Leaving Los Bitchos: “My sisters. I love you”
A new chapter. The post Life on the road with Agustina Ruiz, pt III: Leaving Los Bitchos: “My sisters. I love you” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Dolly Parton Earns 82 Global Sales Certifications Across 14 Countries
Dolly Parton has received 82 new global sales certifications for her music over the past five years, spanning singles and albums across 14 countries, including the UK, Canada, Australia, Finland, Sweden and South Africa. The honours underscore the enduring international popularity of her back catalogue decades after many of the songs were first released, with…
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SNOT Signs Record Deal With BLKIIBLK; New Studio Album Coming In Summer 2027
BLKIIBLK, the heavy metal imprint of Frontiers Label Group, has announced the signing of legendary California punk-metal pioneers SNOT to a worldwide recording deal. One of the most influential cult bands to emerge from the late-’90s heavy music explosion, SNOT is currently writing and recording its…
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Fontaines D.C. Debut New Song “Marianne” at Final BBC Maida Vale Session: Watch
Fontaines D.C. performed at the final-ever session held at BBC Radio 6 Music’s Maida Vale Studios, using the occasion to debut their new song “Marianne” live for the first time. The performance is notable both for marking the end of an era for the historic studios and for previewing material from the Irish band’s upcoming…
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Foo Fighters to support AC/DC in St Louis
Foo Fighters have confirmed they will support AC/DC for a single show on the Australian rockers’ ongoing “Power Up” tour, playing St Louis’s Dome at America’s Center on 8 September. The band step in for AC/DC’s regular support act, The Pretty Reckless, making it a one-off appearance rather than a lasting change to the tour…
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‘I need to think like a CEO’: Weezer on the shifting sands of success, ugly feelings and the joy of spreadsheets
Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo has described taking a more calculated, business-minded approach to songwriting on the band’s 20th album, telling the Guardian he needed to “think less like a mad scientist… and more like a CEO.” The shift followed the poor reception of SZNZ, a four-part concept project released across 2022, whose streaming figures showed…
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The 1971 lyric Robert Plant struggles to sing: “It’s powerful stuff”
The idealism of the past. The post The 1971 lyric Robert Plant struggles to sing: “It’s powerful stuff” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Def Leppard Legend Reveals Cancer Has Returned After Donor Transplant “Didn’t Stick”
Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell has revealed that his cancer has returned after a donor stem-cell transplant failed to take hold. Speaking to Radio YSKL FM, the 62-year-old musician, who has been open about his cancer battle for several years, said he is continuing treatment to manage the disease and may need a further transplant…