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Sombr Made a Surprise Appearance During A Suki Waterhouse Interview at Lollapalooza
Suki Waterhouse’s Lollapalooza interview with Rolling Stone was briefly interrupted by indie-pop artist sombr, who appeared in the background and made heart signs at the camera. The unscripted cameo highlighted the informal, behind-the-scenes atmosphere of the Chicago festival, where both artists were performing. Waterhouse was discussing favourite songs and the lyrics of CA7RIEL & Paco…
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Drew Starkey Stays Mum On Potential ‘American Psycho’ Casting, But Teases: “The Script Is Amazing”
Drew Starkey declined to confirm reports that he may play Patrick Bateman in Luca Guadagnino’s forthcoming American Psycho adaptation, but said he had read the script and called it “amazing”. His comments have heightened interest in the casting of a new version of Bret Easton Ellis’s novel, which will inevitably be compared with the 2000…
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Suno launches Studio 2.0 with MIDI support, an AI chat bar… and no download limit
Suno has launched Studio 2.0, an update to its browser-based music-production platform aimed at professional users. The release adds MIDI tools, an AI chat assistant, improved stem separation and new effects, while allowing Premier subscribers unlimited exports from Studio despite wider download caps announced for Suno’s music-generation service. MIDI, described by Suno as Studio’s most…
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Matthew McConaughey Says Acting in ‘The Wedding Planner’ With Jennifer Lopez Saved Him From Being Searched at U.S.-Mexico Border: ‘They Let Me Go’
Matthew McConaughey said appearing with Jennifer Lopez in 2001 romantic comedy “The Wedding Planner” helped him avoid a search after he was stopped while crossing the U.S.-Mexico border late at night. He recalled that officers recognised him after he mentioned the film, took photographs with him and allowed him to continue, turning what he described…
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‘Anna Pigeon’ Debuts To 8-Year Ratings High For USA Scripted Originals
USA Network’s new scripted drama Anna Pigeon has recorded the channel’s strongest original scripted-series premiere in almost eight years, according to Nielsen data. The result is significant because it places the show among the leading new ad-supported cable launches, both for overall viewers and adults aged 18 to 49. Across USA, E! and SYFY, the…
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The 1969 John Lennon song George Harrison never got credit for: “I wrote two lines”
Never being acknowledged. The post The 1969 John Lennon song George Harrison never got credit for: “I wrote two lines” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Hear Will Hoge and Dave Hause Poke at Religion, Talk Struggles of Indie Music in Live Song Swap
Will Hoge and Dave Hause appeared on Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast at the Mile of Music Festival, performing and discussing songs that challenge religious hypocrisy and social norms. Their conversation matters because it highlights how both artists use roots, rock and Americana music to make cultural and political observations while remaining independent musicians. Hoge…
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Best players for the FC 26 Two-Way Titan Evolution
The FC 26 Two-Way Titan Evolution is available through the premium Season 10 pass and can be used up to five times. It provides major all-round improvements for eligible outfield players, making it useful for strengthening high-rated cards or extending existing Evolution chains. Eligible players must be rated 97 overall or below and cannot be…
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“Terrible”: Don Henley on the 2007 Eagles lyrics no one understands
Never making himself clear. The post “Terrible”: Don Henley on the 2007 Eagles lyrics no one understands first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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10 Best Gangster Movies in Film History
Collider ranks gangster films it considers the genre’s greatest, arguing that organised-crime stories are especially well represented among acclaimed crime cinema. The article acknowledges that any top-ten selection will be subjective and omit notable titles. – ‘Miller’s Crossing’ (1990) is placed tenth, praised as an underrated Coen Brothers film about personal conflict amid a gang…