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The three ‘firsts’ of Buffy Sainte-Marie, and the controversy that erased a fourth
This article revisits the career of singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie, examining three genuine “firsts” she achieved in music and activism alongside a fourth claim that was later discredited. It draws a parallel with Sacheen Littlefeather, the activist who spoke on Marlon Brando’s behalf at the 1973 Oscars, whose claimed Native American heritage was disputed by her…
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HUMBLED SO QUICK LOL
This is a YouTube Short titled “HUMBLED SO QUICK LOL”, suggesting a brief clip capturing someone’s confidence being swiftly and comically deflated. No creator name or further detail is given on the page itself. Given the short-form format and the title’s tone, it likely fits the classic “instant karma” or fail-style clip that tends to…
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The 2018 role that was almost Jenna Ortega’s last: “It just felt like a good time to call it quits”
A pivotal moment. The post The 2018 role that was almost Jenna Ortega’s last: “It just felt like a good time to call it quits” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The Story Behind The Song: Pearl Jam’s ‘Do the Evolution’
“Drunk with technology.” The post The Story Behind The Song: Pearl Jam’s ‘Do the Evolution’ first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Remember When Patty Loveless and George Jones Released a Song Together in the 90s?
Patty Loveless and George Jones teamed up in 1997 for “You Don’t Seem To Miss Me,” a duet that became a Top 20 country single and highlighted one of the relatively few collaborations in Loveless’s career. The song, taken from her ninth studio album Long Stretch Of Lonesome, went on to earn the pair a…
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3 Songs From 1965 That Teens Couldn’t Stop Playing in Their First Car
American Songwriter has revisited three tracks from 1965 that it says dominated the car stereos of teenagers taking their first drives, drawing on nostalgia for the era’s biggest pop and rock hits. The feature is part of the outlet’s regular “The List” series celebrating classic songs from past decades, highlighting tracks that became generational touchstones…
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He Went Crazy
“He Went Crazy” is a short-form YouTube clip doing the rounds on a social news community, the kind of quick, punchy upload built for instant reaction rather than a full-length premiere. No specific artist or creator name is given beyond the title itself, which suggests a moment-in-time clip capturing someone’s over-the-top reaction or performance. Beyond…
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4 Forgotten Pop Hits From the 70s That Still Sound Radio-Worthy
The pop group ‘Pilot’ pictured here beside the famous supersonic airliner Concorde at RAF Fairford near Bristol January 1975. (Photo Daily Mirror/Mirrorpix/Getty Images) Here are a few songs from the 70s that still feel classic today, even as the definition of pop music continues to evolve. The post 4 Forgotten Pop Hits From the 70s…
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What song was number one when Bob Dylan released ‘The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan’ in 1963?
The times they were a-changing… The post What song was number one when Bob Dylan released ‘The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan’ in 1963? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.