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The 2002 role Michelle Pfeiffer hated every second of: “I remember counting the days”
“She was evil.” The post The 2002 role Michelle Pfeiffer hated every second of: “I remember counting the days” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Michael Jackson Child Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Dismissed in Favor of Arbitration
A federal judge cited a 2019 settlement between the Jackson estate and Edward, Dominic, Marie-Nicole, and Aldo Cascio. Michael Jackson Child Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Dismissed in Favor of Arbitration Eddie Fu
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TTNG Share Surprise New EP With Original Vocalist
It has been about a decade since the world heard from the mathy Oxford indie rockers TTNG. The band, formerly known as This Town Needs Guns, started in 2002, establishing a tricky but passionate sound that drew clear inspiration from Midwest bands like American Football. Original singer/guitarist Stuart Smith left the band after the release…
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If You Grew Up Watching MTV, You Definitely Remember These 3 Iconic 80s Music Videos
NEW YORK, NY – CIRCA 1986: Peter Gabriel in concert circa 1986 in New York City. (Photo by PL Gould/IMAGES/Getty Images) The 80s were a peak time for music videos, across virtually all genres, thanks to the birth and reign of MTV. The post If You Grew Up Watching MTV, You Definitely Remember These 3…
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Miranda Lambert Shocks Fans With Two Country Superstars During Full Throttle Saloon Performance
Miranda Lambert surprised audiences at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally by bringing Lainey Wilson and Gretchen Wilson on stage during her Full Throttle Saloon performance. The appearance united prominent figures from different generations of country music and added a notable moment to one of the rally’s major entertainment events. The trio performed Gretchen Wilson’s 2004 hit…
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Mine by Adam Ouston review – novel told in a single sentence is a hallucinatory reading experience
Adam Ouston’s Mine is an experimental second novel written as a single, unbroken sentence, following an ageing poet trapped at the bottom of an abandoned Tasmanian mine while pursuing material for his final major work. The reviewer finds the form strenuous but exhilarating, arguing that its breathless, disorientating style makes the reader share the protagonist’s…
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Progressive Country Singer Bryan Andrews Doesn’t Care If Nashville Likes Him: ‘I Knew There Was Going to Be Highs and Lows In Doing This’
Bryan Andrews, a Missouri-born country singer with progressive political views, says he accepts the risks of challenging Nashville’s traditionally conservative culture. His protest-oriented songs have built a large social-media following and brought both greater popularity and controversy, showing that outspoken political country music can still find a substantial audience. His July EP, Independence Day, includes…
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The one chord in 1967 that changed Robert Fripp’s life: “That song made such an impact”
“I didn’t know who it was…” The post The one chord in 1967 that changed Robert Fripp’s life: “That song made such an impact” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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How the Record ‘Reckless’ Transformed Bryan Adams From Scrappy Underdog To Pop Royalty in 1984
Bryan Adams’s 1984 album Reckless turned him from a relatively little-known Canadian rock musician into a major pop star. Its sustained run of successful singles and radio-friendly rock sound made it one of the defining blockbuster albums of the 1980s, establishing Adams alongside the era’s biggest commercial artists. Before Reckless, Adams had struggled after two…