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Ross Robinson reveals that Slipknot were talking about splitting up just before they made Iowa: “We’re just not getting along. We’re gonna break up.”
Slipknot’s Iowa producer Ross Robinson has revealed that the band were on the verge of splitting up before recording their landmark second album, released in 2001. Speaking to Metal Hammer ahead of the record’s 25th anniversary, Robinson described the intense internal and external pressures the band faced as they attempted to follow up their game-changing…
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The singer Paul Simon will always be listening to: “See what they’re up to”
Paul Simon has said he continues to follow Bob Dylan’s work closely, describing him as an artist he will “always be listening to” in order to see what he is doing. The remark underlines the long-standing artistic connection and mutual influence between two of the most important American singer-songwriters of their generation. Simon and Dylan…
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“I just cared so much”: the 2018 role that stopped Elizabeth Olsen from becoming “lazy”
Elizabeth Olsen has revealed that her early success left her feeling “lazy” as an actor, before a 2018 television role reignited her passion for the craft. Her 2011 breakout in Martha Marcy May Marlene earned widespread acclaim, but she later admitted to Variety that she began coasting on that reputation, taking jobs simply because they…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Shatters Box Office Records While Setting Up MCU’s Mutant Future
Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day has set the record for the largest domestic opening day in cinema history, taking $168 million and surpassing Avengers: Endgame’s previous mark of $157 million. Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Tom Holland in his fourth solo outing as Peter Parker, the film has been widely praised by…
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7 Best Sci-Fi Series of 2026 (So Far), Ranked
This Collider article ranks the seven best science-fiction TV series of 2026 so far, covering a mix of new shows and returning favourites across networks, cable and streaming platforms. The writer argues that 2026 has been a particularly strong year for the genre, with sophomore seasons avoiding a slump, spin-offs matching their parent shows, and…
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The 1966 song that convinced Brian May rock music would never be the same: “Absolutely perfect”
Brian May has identified the Beach Boys’ 1966 single ‘Good Vibrations’ as a record that showed him rock music had entered a new era, describing it as “absolutely perfect”. The song’s ambitious production and rapid shifts in mood demonstrated how pop and rock could be more inventive, layered and technically sophisticated than conventional guitar-based songs.…
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The 1995 role Tommy Lee Jones couldn’t understand: “Why don’t you re-read the fucking thing?”
Didn’t get the script at all. The post The 1995 role Tommy Lee Jones couldn’t understand: “Why don’t you re-read the fucking thing?” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Liv Morgan proves herself as top women’s star in WWE as she retains title at SummerSlam over Iyo Sky
Liv Morgan retained the Women's World Championship at SummerSlam after a brutal sequence of Oblivion finishers put Iyo Sky down for the count.
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The biggest X-Men clue in Spider-Man: Brand New Day has nothing to do with Sadie Sink
A Polygon analysis of Spider-Man: Brand New Day argues the film’s most significant clue about the upcoming X-Men storyline in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is not Sadie Sink’s confirmed casting as Jean Grey, but the introduction of “power inhibitors” as a plot device. This detail matters because it appears to lay groundwork for the mutant-suppressing…
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The “beautiful” 2012 album Paul McCartney needed to make: “Magical”
Working until it’s great. The post The “beautiful” 2012 album Paul McCartney needed to make: “Magical” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.