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Ed Sheeran inspires government-backed ‘music in libraries’ scheme
The pop star will help design a programme to put rehearsal spaces and studios into local libraries.
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The Shins Celebrate 30th Anniversary With Previously Unreleased Songs On New 7″
The Shins’ debut album Oh, Inverted World turned 25 this summer, but the band had been going for five years by the time that dropped. The wistfully chirping indie rockers are celebrating three decades with a new limited edition 30th anniversary 7″ featuring previously unreleased songs. The post The Shins Celebrate 30th Anniversary With Previously…
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New Soulslike from the Pokémon team is confusing, challenging, and such a blast
Game Freak’s action RPG is emphatically not a Pokémon game for widdle babies, but a combat-forward experience for tough customers
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‘Disclosure Day’ Just Beat Denis Villeneuve’s Sci-Fi Franchise-Starter at the Box Office, but There’s a Catch
Steven Spielberg’s divisive sci-fi movie Disclosure Day has overtaken Denis Villeneuve’s first Dune at the box office, but there’s a catch.
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’Spider-Noir’s Nicolas Cage Officially Returns to New York Comic Con This October [Exclusive]
Spider-Noir star Nicolas Cage is officially set to attend New York Comic Con this October, with a panel and autograph opportunities.
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Violent criminals keep escaping justice, but I sure am taking some nice photos of evidence in this crime scene simulator
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Sundance Institute Reveals Producers Labs Fellows
Labs will take place at Ucross Foundation in Clearmont, Wyoming for feature film producers from July 13-18, and for documentary producers July 20-25.
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Susan Kelechi Watson Joins Dakota Fanning In Apple TV’s Alex Cary Thriller
EXCLUSIVE: Susan Kelechi Watson (The Is Us, The Residence) has been cast to star alongside Dakota Fanning in the as yet untitled Apple TV thriller from Alex Cary (A Spy Among Friends, Homeland). In the series, Fanning stars as an undercover Treasury agent in a multi-billion-dollar international conglomerate with world-changing political and criminal tentacles, who…
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The 1972 song Slash called the greatest guitar sound ever: “Best of all time”
The peak of guitar proficiency. The post The 1972 song Slash called the greatest guitar sound ever: “Best of all time” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.