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Doctor’s Orders: Maquina prescribe their nine favourite records
Primal picks from the Portuguese trio. The post Doctor’s Orders: Maquina prescribe their nine favourite records first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Poppy Says She Was ‘Unable to Breathe’ Amid Wildfire Smoke at Upheaval Festival
The singer said she was “unable to breathe” as her band performed the set instrumentally in respirator masks.
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How new bird show hopes to help endangered flyers
Endangered birds are the stars of one of five new shows at Kynren as part of conservation plans.
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The 1971 Led Zeppelin song that Robert Plant disowned as “pompous” rubbish
A classic condemned. The post The 1971 Led Zeppelin song that Robert Plant disowned as “pompous” rubbish first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 1974 movie Paul Newman couldn’t stand making: “That was his idea of a giant sellout”
A means to an end. The post The 1974 movie Paul Newman couldn’t stand making: “That was his idea of a giant sellout” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 2015 movie Matt Damon said got the closest to his ‘Bourne’ series
Matt Damon said Ridley Scott’s 2015 film The Martian came closest to replicating his experience on the Bourne films, despite their very different stories and genres. He drew the comparison because both productions required him to perform long stretches alone on screen, making the work unusually solitary and character-driven. Damon played amnesiac assassin Jason Bourne…
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MIFFest Opens Ninth Edition in Kuala Lumpur, Earns ASEAN Records Recognition
The ninth edition of the Malaysia International Film Festival (MIFFest) opened on 18 July at MyTown Shopping Centre in Kuala Lumpur, launching an eight-day showcase of international cinema. The event was notable for the festival being formally recognised by ASEAN Records for its ASEAN On Screen platform and Malaysia Golden Global Awards programme, cementing its…
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‘Good growth in every postcode’: Burnham’s economic to-do list in seven charts
Andy Burnham has become prime minister at a moment when Britain faces weak growth in living standards, deep regional inequality and pressure on public finances, having campaigned on a promise to deliver “good growth in every postcode” by devolving power away from Westminster. The scale of that ambition matters because his approach marks a shift…
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Who am I? Guess World Cup star No 42
This is a BBC Sport daily quiz feature inviting readers to guess a World Cup footballer’s identity from a series of progressively revealed clues, with fewer guesses earning a higher score. It forms part of an ongoing series tied to the build-up to the FIFA World Cup 2026, encouraging repeat engagement as a new player…
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TV tonight: the biggest names in country make a noise in Nashville
The Guardian’s TV tonight column highlights a night dominated by music and entertainment, with Sky Arts marking the Grand Ole Opry’s centenary and Channel 4’s The Piano returning with a new location after fire damage forced a change of venue. Below are tonight’s picks across British television. – Grand Ole Opry: Opry Live (7pm, Sky…