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The “beautiful” 1971 song James Taylor “wished” Joni Mitchell had written about him
A timeless gem on ‘Blue’. The post The “beautiful” 1971 song James Taylor “wished” Joni Mitchell had written about him first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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INTERVIEW: Citizen On Life Changes, Loving Music & New Album ‘Halcyon Blues’
Alternative rock band Citizen have released their latest album, ‘Halcyon Blues’, with frontman Mat Kerekes speaking to Rock Sound about how the record captures a period of significant personal change. Kerekes describes the songs as a “snapshot” of emotions felt one to two years before release, meaning he now feels distanced from the feelings that…
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Courtney Love applauds Slayyyter’s cover of Hole’s Violet
Courtney Love has publicly praised pop artist Slayyyter after she performed a cover of Hole’s 1994 track ‘Violet’ on Australian radio show triple J’s Like A Version. The Hole frontwoman took to Instagram to endorse the rendition, calling it “a delight” and jokingly welcoming Slayyyter into her fold, in a rare moment of one generation…
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How to get and level up a Crown Sprite in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 4
This guide explains how to obtain the Crown Sprite, described as the hardest of the Mythic Sprites to unlock in Fortnite’s Chapter 7, Season 4. Unlike other Sprites, which can be found around the map or earned through island tasks, the Crown Sprite is awarded only for achieving a Victory Royale, making it inherently rare…
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‘Tulsa King’ Could Officially Outlive Taylor Sheridan’s Run at Paramount
Taylor Sheridan is set to leave Paramount in 2028 for NBCUniversal, but the move won’t necessarily end his hit shows there, as the studio retains the intellectual property rights and could keep several series running without him. Only Mayor of Kingstown is confirmed to conclude alongside his departure, while Tulsa King, Lioness and Landman all…
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Born 87 Years Ago Today in Louisiana, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Guitarist Keith Richards Once Declared the “Master of the Telecaster”
Guitarist James Burton, celebrated as one of rock and roll’s most influential session and touring musicians, was born 87 years ago today, on 21 August 1939, near Minden, Louisiana. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001, Burton was praised by Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards as the “Master of the Telecaster”…
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I’ve just finished reviewing AMD’s latest gaming CPU and I would genuinely considering switching back to Intel
PC Gamer argues that AMD’s Ryzen 7 7700X3D is a capable gaming processor, but its price and positioning make Intel’s Core Ultra 5 250K Plus a more compelling choice for many new budget PC builds. The comparison matters because it suggests buyers may get better overall value by spending less on the processor and directing…
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‘We should have been out of sight’, says Sheffield Wednesday debutant after Bradford City loss – thestar.co.uk
A Sheffield Wednesday debutant said the side should have been “out of sight” before losing to Bradford City, indicating frustration that opportunities were not converted into a decisive advantage. The result matters because it suggests Wednesday’s performance did not produce the outcome they felt their play deserved. The material provided contains no match report, scoreline,…
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The best of the 2026 Edinburgh International Film Festival
A great year for indie movies. The post The best of the 2026 Edinburgh International Film Festival first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Mortal Shell 2 review
Eurogamer’s review of Mortal Shell 2 finds it a significant step up from the original, calling it an accomplished and confident Soulslike that stands among the genre’s best. Where the first Mortal Shell felt like an earnest but rough indie take on Dark Souls, hampered by shallow mechanics and a weak final third, the sequel…