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The “lazy” 1985 album Robert Smith never wanted to happen again: “I would humiliate them in public”
“I would humiliate them…” The post The “lazy” 1985 album Robert Smith never wanted to happen again: “I would humiliate them in public” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Morgan Freeman on His New Blues Album and His Action-Star Dreams
Morgan Freeman has released Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience, a new album that pairs blues standards with orchestral arrangements from London’s Chineke! Orchestra. The project is the latest venture from Ground Zero Blues Club, the Clarksdale, Mississippi juke joint the actor co-founded in 2001 near the site of Robert Johnson’s fabled crossroads, and it matters…
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Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ No. 1 on Hot 100 for 17th Week, Ariana Grande Has Two in Top 5
Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” has spent a 17th week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the fourth-longest-running chart-topper in the chart’s history since records began in August 1958. The song’s continued dominance also helped Langley become just the third artist, and the first woman, to simultaneously top the Hot 100 and…
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Bruce Dickinson Says Upcoming Solo Album Recorded at Dave Grohl’s Studio Is “Heavy as S**t”
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has revealed that his forthcoming solo album, recorded at Dave Grohl’s Studio 606, is “heavy as shit,” offering fans an early taste of the record’s direction. The as-yet-untitled album is due in 2027 and will follow up his 2024 release The Mandrake Project, which had been paired with a comic-book…
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O-T Fagbenle Signs With Artists First
Talent management firm Artists First has signed British actor, writer and director O-T Fagbenle, according to an exclusive report from Deadline. Fagbenle is best known for playing Luke Bankole in Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale, and the new representation deal reflects his growing profile across film, television and behind-the-camera work. Fagbenle’s recent credits include the Peacock…
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The 1979 song Don Henley wanted to remember forever: “Wonderful”
The ideal side of Los Angeles. The post The 1979 song Don Henley wanted to remember forever: “Wonderful” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Backstreet Boys Announce New Year’s Eve Shows at the Sphere
The Backstreet Boys have extended their “Into The Millennium” residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, adding three New Year shows on 31 December, 1 January and 2 January. This marks the second consecutive year the group will see in the new year at the venue, underlining the residency’s continued popularity since it launched in…
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Watch Beabadoobee debut stripped-back ‘Pylon’ title track at Red Rocks
Beabadoobee has previewed the title track of her forthcoming fourth album, “Pylon,” performing it live for the first time during an acoustic encore at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The gig marked the end of a short run of US shows ahead of her arena world tour, building anticipation for the record, which follows 2024’s “This…
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Red Velvet Share Mini Album ‘Velvet Summer’
Red Velvet have released a new mini album, ‘Velvet Summer’, through SM Entertainment, marking their first seasonal project since 2024’s ‘Cosmic’. The five-track release sees the K-pop group broaden their sonic palette with influences from bossa nova, reggae, dance-pop, classical and acoustic styles, while retaining the group chemistry that has defined their decade-plus career. Member…
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Chicago extend 2026 North American tour with new dates
The band will tour until November. The post Chicago extend 2026 North American tour with new dates first appeared on Far Out Magazine.