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How Gang of Youths Took a ‘Whole Different Approach’ With New Era
Australian rock band Gang of Youths have returned with their first new music in four years, releasing the single “Things Take Time” via Mosy Recordings, Sony Music Australia, RCA UK and Arista US. The track, written by band members David Le’aupepe, Tom Hobden, Donnie Borzestowski and Jung Kim, marks a notably more mellow and orchestral…
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‘Outer Banks’ Star Madison Bailey On Show’s “Lack Of Queer Representation,” Desire To Play LGBTQ Role: “I’ve Been Manifesting It”
Madison Bailey, the openly pansexual actress who plays Kiara on Netflix’s Outer Banks, has spoken about the show’s “lack of queer representation” as the series concludes with its fifth and final season. Bailey told OUT magazine she wishes her character had come out as LGBTQ during the show’s run, and revealed she is now hoping…
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Mom of ex-SJSU volleyball star Brooke Slusser leads 8th ‘Sophie Night’ rally in Dallas before Fever vs Wings
Kim Slusser, mother of former San Jose State University volleyball player Brooke Slusser, helped lead the eighth “Sophie Night” rally in Dallas on Wednesday in support of WNBA player Sophie Cunningham. The rally was held outside the American Airlines Center ahead of a game between the Dallas Wings and Cunningham’s Indiana Fever, and forms part…
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How tour burnout led to Mac DeMarco’s 2014 album ‘Salad Days’
Finding your way back. The post How tour burnout led to Mac DeMarco’s 2014 album ‘Salad Days’ first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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New Snake Species Named After Slash
The Guns N’ Roses guitarist has been a long-time enthusiast of reptiles and supporter of conservation efforts. New Snake Species Named After Slash Travis Bland
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Gracie Abrams Says ‘Hit the Wall’ Became the ‘North Star’ for Her ‘Daughter From Hell’ Album & Yet ‘I Don’t Remember Writing It’
Gracie Abrams has revealed that her hit single “Hit the Wall” became the emotional and creative anchor for her third studio album, Daughter From Hell, even though she barely remembers writing it. Speaking on Jake Shane’s Therapuss podcast, she explained that before the song emerged, she and longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner had around six songs…
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SimCity SNES Soundtrack Makes A Surprise Return In This Week’s Nintendo Music Update
Nintendo has added the SimCity SNES soundtrack to its Nintendo Music app for Switch Online members, a welcome surprise given that the 1991 Super Nintendo city-building game itself remains unavailable on the service’s SNES library. The update revives interest in the classic Will Wright title, which Nintendo published and helped Maxis develop, and reintroduces its…
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Chris Hansen claims A24 denied Primetime screening over NDA
Chris Hansen says he was turned away from a private screening of A24’s “Primetime” after refusing to sign what he described as an unusually restrictive legal agreement, marking a sharp reversal from days earlier when he had told a podcast he expected to view and review the film soon. The former “To Catch a Predator”…
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Apple TV’s Best Spy Thriller Is Resurrecting a Fan-Favorite Character in Its Most Explosive Season Yet
Apple TV+’s spy drama Slow Horses has confirmed in its Season 6 trailer that Sid Baker, played by Olivia Cooke, is returning after apparently dying in Season 1. The reveal is one of the show’s boldest twists yet, teasing that Slough House’s agents are being hunted while resurrecting a character whose fate had long been…
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The 1960 movie that Sofia Coppola considers her first love: “So dreamy”
A classic. The post The 1960 movie that Sofia Coppola considers her first love: “So dreamy” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.