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The “great” 1968 song Ringo Starr hated more than anything: “They ruined my career”
The opposite of his strengths. The post The “great” 1968 song Ringo Starr hated more than anything: “They ruined my career” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Country Songs From the 1990s That Hardcore Fans Love More Than Casual Listeners
The article highlights three lesser-known 1990s country songs that it argues deserve renewed attention from listeners beyond dedicated genre fans. – “I Let Her Lie” by Daryle Singletary is presented as an emotional, story-driven heartbreak song and his signature track. – “New Way Home” by K.T. Oslin is described as blending classic country and pop,…
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Want More Story In Your Stardew? Fields Of Mistria Is Right Up Your Valley
Despite first hitting storefronts a decade ago, Stardew Valley still remains king of the farming simulators. Solo developer Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone struck gold when he took the formula established by games like Harvest Moon and improved on just about every facet, weaving charming visuals and music with a rewarding gameplay loop that sees players restore…
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What was the first song to win an Oscar and Grammy in the same year?
Double whammy. The post What was the first song to win an Oscar and Grammy in the same year? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Nicole Kidman Grooves With Troye Sivan in Glam “She’s the Best” Music Video
Nicole Kidman appears alongside Troye Sivan in the video for his new single, “She’s the Best”, released on Friday. The glamorous, drag-bar-set video reunites the pair after their work on the 2018 film Boy Erased and positions Kidman as Sivan’s muse, while also celebrating drag performers and queer nightlife. Kidman is shown in black clothing,…
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Weezer Guitarist Brian Bell Confirms Band’s 2027 Movie Is ‘In the Can’
Weezer guitarist Brian Bell has said the band’s feature film has been completed and is expected to be released in 2027. His comments provide the clearest confirmation yet that the project, first revealed during the band’s surprise Coachella appearance in 2025, is moving ahead. Bell said the film was “in the can”, meaning principal filming…
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The Charts and the Clubs Have Different Definitions of the Song of the Summer
Rolling Stone examines the growing gap between chart success and club impact when defining a “song of the summer”. DJs argue that the season’s real anthem is the track that transforms a crowd, rather than simply the song with the most streams or radio plays, reflecting how personalised DJ selections and online trends have weakened…
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You can now turn off Google Gemini’s visible watermarks
Google has made its visible “sparkle” watermark optional for AI-generated images, videos and music created through Gemini and its Flow video tool. The change may make AI content harder to identify at a glance, although Google says underlying provenance markers will remain available for verification. Users can disable the new “Media watermark” setting in Gemini,…
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Boys Don’t Dance review – jump back to the 80s to celebrate the power of pop
Assembly @ Dance Base, Edinburgh A sunny mashup of music accompanies choreographer Marc Brew’s feelgood coming-of-age story Marc Brew made the acclaimed show An Accident/A Life in 2024, with choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, about the car accident that left him paralysed below the waist aged 20. Brew went on to be a successful dancer and…
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Farage reclaims Clacton as Alabama executes child killer
Nigel Farage regained the Clacton seat in a 14 August by-election, which he had triggered by resigning as the constituency’s MP before standing again. The Reform UK leader received 22,239 votes, or 63.34%, in a contest with 34 candidates. Count Binface, the satirical candidate created by comedian Jon Harvey, came second with 9,455 votes. Labour,…