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The Western Quentin Tarantino Called “The Best-Directed Movie of All Time” Is Officially Free to Stream
A 1966 Italian-made Western has begun streaming for free, giving new audiences the chance to see a film often cited as one of the most influential in cinema history. The movie, “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”, is the final and most celebrated instalment of director Sergio Leone’s “Dollars Trilogy” starring Clint Eastwood, and…
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HBO Max confirms cast for Gorilla Grodd mockumentary series
HBO Max has confirmed full casting and creative details for its DC Studios mockumentary series “The People v. Gorilla Grodd,” an eight-episode comedy first reported in development in November 2025. Skyler Gisondo reprises his Jimmy Olsen role from 2025’s “Superman” alongside Jimmy Tatro as Gorilla Grodd, with “American Vandal” creators Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault…
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The “terrible” 2000 movie Wesley Snipes wanted nothing to do with: “Find somebody else”
He thought it was an insult. The post The “terrible” 2000 movie Wesley Snipes wanted nothing to do with: “Find somebody else” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Betrayal, broken promises, and the 1976 song that broke up the Eagles
Sunshine and betrayal. The post Betrayal, broken promises, and the 1976 song that broke up the Eagles first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Netflix’s New 10-Episode Sci-Fi Horror Series Officially Brings the Dead Back to Life
Netflix has announced that Revival, a sci-fi horror series originally broadcast on SyFy last summer, will join its streaming library on Monday, 24 August. The ten-episode show had previously only been available to rent or buy on video-on-demand platforms such as Prime Video, so its move to Netflix gives it access to a far larger…
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Vanessa Bosåen exits Virgin Music Group, where she’s led the UK business since 2021
Vanessa Bosåen is departing Virgin Music Group, where she has led the UK arm since its 2021 launch, confirming her exit in a staff note shared with Music Business Worldwide and posted publicly on LinkedIn. Her departure follows Virgin Music Group’s £775 million (USD $775 million) acquisition of Downtown Music Holdings, completed on 20 February,…
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Stories From The Verdant Vale
Mob Rules, the German power metal band, have released “Stories From The Verdant Vale” via ROAR/Reigning Phoenix, a compilation-style release combining five leftover tracks from last year’s “Rise Of The Ruler” album with five reworked cuts from their 2014 “Timekeeper” 20th-anniversary boxset. Technically not a new studio album but an EP with bonus material, it…
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Nintendo destroys 400 more Switch emulator repositories on GitHub as it reminds pirates it doesn’t appreciate “illegal copies of Nintendo Switch games”
Nintendo has issued a fresh wave of takedown notices against GitHub, resulting in the removal of around 400 more repositories linked to Nintendo Switch emulation. The move is part of the company’s long-running campaign to protect its intellectual property from piracy, reinforcing that it does not tolerate tools or projects that facilitate playing unauthorised copies…
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Universal Music Poland acquires the Kayax Records catalog and brand, home to recordings by Brodka, Nosowska and Zakopower
Universal Music Poland has acquired the catalogue business of Kayax Records, a Warsaw-based independent label whose roster includes Brodka, Nosowska, Zakopower and Artur Rojek. Announced on 20 August 2026, the deal covers global recording rights to the label’s catalogue and the Kayax Records brand, and marks a significant consolidation of Polish independent music assets by…
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On This Day in 1989, Garth Brooks Released the Highly Misunderstood Song That Changed His Life Forever
On 21 August 1989, Garth Brooks released “If Tomorrow Never Comes” as the second single from his self-titled debut album, a song that became his first No. 1 on the Hot Country Songs chart and remains a staple of his concerts nearly four decades later. Although its music video suggests a story about a father’s…