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Tycoon’s wife, 65, who lives in $2.8m golf club mansion disgraced herself so badly during booze-fueled airport rampage that travelers APPLAUDED as cops led her away: Watch her undignified meltdown
Kathleen Loura, 65, a psychiatrist married to a tech executive and living in a $2.8 million Arizona golf club mansion, was arrested after a drunken outburst at Nashville International Airport last October. She had been denied boarding a Southwest Airlines flight for appearing intoxicated, and was accused of assaulting a gate agent before being handcuffed…
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Phoebe Bridgers – Lost Weekend
Clash Magazine’s review finds Phoebe Bridgers’ first solo album in six years, ‘Lost Weekend’, ambitious, emotionally intense and ultimately thrilling, though less cohesive than her previous work. The critic says the album matters because it marks her return after the globally acclaimed ‘Punisher’, as she moves from smaller venues to arena-level audiences with considerable expectations…
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On This Day in 1951, Hank Williams Was at No. 1 With a Song He Recorded After Deciding It Was “Too Good” for Little Jimmy Dickens
On 13 August 1951, Hank Williams reached No. 1 on the country chart with “Hey Good Lookin’”, where it spent eight non-consecutive weeks. The song became one of country music’s most celebrated recordings and remains notable for its origin: Williams had initially written it for fellow Grand Ole Opry performer Little Jimmy Dickens before deciding…
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The “strong, sexual” 2014 role Eva Green couldn’t refuse: “She uses her body as a weapon”
“it’s very jubilating.” The post The “strong, sexual” 2014 role Eva Green couldn’t refuse: “She uses her body as a weapon” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Ella Langley celebrates McConaughey and Fallon’s Choosin’ Texas cover
Ella Langley warmly reacted after Matthew McConaughey and Jimmy Fallon performed a cover of her hit “Choosin’ Texas” on The Tonight Show. The appearance gave the song a prominent television moment during Langley’s major chart success and also connected with McConaughey’s forthcoming bluegrass-themed film. The audience-suggested segment aired on 12 August, with McConaughey on mandolin,…
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Axl Rose opens up about medical condition: “It’s challenging”
“You stretch your face in so many ways…” The post Axl Rose opens up about medical condition: “It’s challenging” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Country Star Pulled Through Windshield After Terrifying Tour Bus Crash
Country artist Colt Ford says he was pulled through the windscreen of his tour bus by emergency responders after it crashed into a ditch while travelling to Germany for a show. He suffered a broken shoulder, while the rest of the crew were reportedly left “a little banged up” but safe; the incident may affect…
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Sheffield Air Rifle Case as Zoo Conservation Faces Brexit Strain
Three men appeared in court in connection with an alleged air-rifle shooting in Sheffield in which five children and a 62-year-old woman were injured. The incident occurred on Richmond Park Avenue in August 2024; reports said three children needed hospital treatment to remove pellets. The proceedings reported on 13 August concern allegations, not findings of…
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Yash’s ‘Toxic’ Gets a Sonic Fairy Tale From Composer Vishal Mishra: ‘I Understand the Language of Love’
Composer-singer Vishal Mishra has written four of the six songs for “Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups”, Geetu Mohandas’s gangster drama starring Yash, ahead of its worldwide cinema release on 26 August. He says the collaboration was founded on creative trust and authenticity, with the soundtrack designed to match the film’s violent yet romantic world…
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Pop Singer Hayes Warner Never Acted Professionally in Her Life. Ryan Murphy Cast Her in ‘The Shards’ Anyway
Pop singer Hayes Warner has made her professional acting debut after Ryan Murphy cast her as Debbie Schaffer in FX’s forthcoming adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s The Shards. The role matters because Warner secured a leading part despite having no previous professional screen credits, illustrating the unusually persistent route she took from music into television.…