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Who has played themselves in movies the most often in cinema history?
A real record breaker. The post Who has played themselves in movies the most often in cinema history? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Thanks to this Final Fantasy 14 roleplayer survey, I know exactly how basic my Warrior of Light’s backstory is
A PC Gamer writer reflects on a fan-run survey of Final Fantasy 14 roleplayers, which revealed just how formulaic their own Warrior of Light character backstory is compared with the wider roleplaying community. The piece uses the survey’s findings to poke gentle fun at common tropes players fall into when inventing origin stories for their…
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Returning in style – Root excited by future after huge England win
Joe Root marked his return as England captain with an emphatic innings victory over Pakistan in the opening Test at Headingley, praising his team’s performance as “outstanding”. The win gives Root, who is taking charge of the England side for a second spell, a strong start to his renewed leadership and boosts optimism about the…
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Wolverine Officially Goes Gold Just 3 Weeks Ahead of New Release
Insomniac Games has confirmed that Marvel’s Wolverine has officially “gone gold,” meaning the PlayStation 5 title is complete and ready for manufacturing, with roughly three weeks to go before its 15 September launch. The milestone marks one of the final steps in a lengthy and troubled development process for the standalone superhero game, which was…
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Jon Bernthal’s “Taxing” New Action Thriller Officially Enters a New Era on Streaming
Jon Bernthal’s action thriller The Accountant 2 has become a major streaming success, ranking No. 10 among Prime Video’s most-watched original films worldwide for the week of 10-16 August 2026, more than a year after its cinema release. The film’s continued popularity underlines Bernthal’s strong run of recent roles, coinciding with his return as Frank…
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The 1960s “vanity project” David Gilmour wants to delete from history: “No idea what we were doing”
Born from such humble beginnings. The post The 1960s “vanity project” David Gilmour wants to delete from history: “No idea what we were doing” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Flower Face – “Bad Dream”
Montreal musician Ruby McKinnon, who performs as Flower Face, has released a new single called “Bad Dream.” The dreamy, atmospheric track follows her 2024 album Girl Prometheus, which earned her recognition as a Stereogum Artist To Watch, and marks her return with a hazy, cinematic sound reminiscent of Mazzy Star. McKinnon wrote reflective lyrics about…
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A pretend Xbox model costs over $300, and the latest real Series X will potentially be a grand, so I’d like to leave this planet
An article from GamesRadar+ highlights the growing absurdity of Xbox console pricing, pointing out that a novelty or replica Xbox model now costs upwards of $300, while the genuine Xbox Series X could reportedly rise to around $1,000. The piece uses this comparison to underline mounting frustration among gamers and commentators over the escalating cost…
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Pamela Anderson To Be Honored At AmfAR During Venice Film Festival
Pamela Anderson will receive amfAR’s Award of Courage at amfAR Venezia, a fundraising gala held on Sunday, 6 September 2026 at the Molino Stucky in Venice during the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. amfAR CEO Kyle Clifford praised her as “an outstanding and iconic actress” who has consistently used her platform to champion important causes,…
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Spotify’s Stock Up 5.5% on Fresh $1.5B Stock Buyback Program
Spotify’s share price jumped nearly 5.5% on Friday 21 August after the company disclosed that its board had approved a further $1.5 billion (£1.18 billion) in stock buybacks. Combined with $723 million (£569 million) still available from an earlier repurchase plan, the streaming giant’s total buyback firepower now stands at roughly $2.223 billion (£1.75 billion).…