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Animation Finally Gets Its Own Green Certification

  • ANiMPACT, a new European environmental certification program, officially launched in June to help animation studios demonstrate sustainable production practices
  • The system was designed collaboratively across 18 countries to create unified standards, addressing animation's historical exclusion from environmental certification despite its significance in the entertainment industry
  • Animation's distributed production model across multiple studios and countries makes measuring environmental impact more technically challenging than live-action certification

CineRegio, Ecoprod and Green Film's ANiMPACT pilot gives animation studios a path to funding tied to sustainability — something live action has had for years.

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MTG Star Trek Commander Deck Bundle Is Much Cheaper Than Buying Each Precon Deck Individually

  • Four decks cost $224.97 in Amazon’s bundle.
  • Buying separately would cost $300.
  • Star Trek Magic set launches on 13 November.

Amazon is offering a bundle of all four Magic: The Gathering Star Trek Commander decks for $224.97, $75 less than buying the decks separately at $75 each. The offer matters primarily to fans intending to buy every deck, effectively reducing the total cost by the price of one…

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Lenny Kaye – ‘Goin’ Solo’ album review: the soundtrack of experience

  • Lenny Kaye releases debut solo album after five decades primarily backing Patti Smith
  • Intimate, guitar-focused work featuring personal compositions developed over years
  • Demonstrates accomplished musicianship but consolidates his established style rather than reinventing it

Going it alone. The post Lenny Kaye – ‘Goin’ Solo’ album review: the soundtrack of experience first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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The 1966 song Sting wishes he wrote: “compelling, mysterious, and utterly surprising!”

  • Sting named 'Eleanor Rigby' as the Paul McCartney song he most wishes he had written
  • The 1966 track exemplifies McCartney's rare gift for balancing literary depth with pop accessibility
  • Sting cites The Beatles' working-class Northern roots and their global influence as early inspiration for his own career

“They conquered the world with their songs,” The post The 1966 song Sting wishes he wrote: “compelling, mysterious, and utterly surprising!” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse isn’t technically connected to the Netflix anime, but its cinematography was inspired by the show

  • Konami's new Castlevania: Belmont's Curse draws visual inspiration from the Netflix anime but isn't officially connected to the show's storyline
  • The game's art direction was intentionally designed to welcome anime viewers who haven't played the franchise before
  • Creative team prioritized capturing the show's cinematographic style over direct references to previous games

We’re really hoping that people who’ve only watched the anime also enjoy the game," Konami said.

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Coles abandons $4billion bid for Petbarn owner as investors breathe sigh of relief

  • Coles scraps $4billion takeover bid for Petbarn owner Greencross
  • Investors relieved as deal uncertainty is removed
  • Coles likely to refocus on core supermarket business

Coles, the Australian supermarket group, has walked away from a proposed $4 billion takeover of Greencross, the parent company of pet retailer Petbarn, ending speculation about a major expansion into the pet care sector. The decision comes as a relief to investors, who had expressed concerns about the…

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Loathe: A Stranger to You review

  • Liverpool metalcore band Loathe released their fourth album after six years, marking a major stylistic shift from heavy metal origins
  • The record blends industrial noise, jazz, shoegaze, and acoustic elements with contributions from multiple guest artists
  • Album alternates between heavy passages and softer atmospheric moments, drawing comparisons to experimental metal precedents

(SharpTone) Granite-hard riffola collides with balm-like electronics and tinkling jazz piano in a thrilling fourth album of musical metamorphosis Loathe took six years to make this fourth album, explaining they wanted to make it very special. Accordingly, A Stranger to You ventures far from the Liverpudlians’ metalcore origins…

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The Fringe at Tramlines: more than a music festival

  • The Fringe at Tramlines extends Sheffield's annual festival throughout the city centre via multiple venues and public spaces since 2018
  • Generated £1.86m economic impact and attracted approximately 45,000 attendees to city-centre venues
  • Provides independent bars and live music venues increased footfall and profile as part of the wider festival experience

Each summer, Tramlines brings tens of thousands of people into Sheffield, attracting music fans from across the region and beyond.

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The 1969 song that changed Johnny Marr’s life: “It’s a beautiful mix of rhythm, sex and street poetry”

  • Johnny Marr identifies The Rolling Stones' 1969 song 'Gimme Shelter' as a pivotal influence on his musical career
  • Marr was inspired by both the song's musical qualities and The Stones' approach to band mechanics and creative identity
  • These lessons shaped his philosophy when forming The Smiths and throughout his collaborative work

Two icons collide. The post The 1969 song that changed Johnny Marr’s life: “It’s a beautiful mix of rhythm, sex and street poetry” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.

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