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Film Buyers Fume As Amazon Accidentally Leaks Jason Statham’s Big-Budget ‘Mutiny’ Ahead Of Cinema Release: “A Multimillion-Dollar Problem”
Amazon accidentally made Jason Statham’s action thriller Mutiny available to stream on Prime Video for several hours this week, days before its planned cinema release, sparking fury among film distributors and cinema chains. The mistake, which reportedly happened via Prime’s product detail page, has led to the film already being pirated in several territories, undermining…
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The classic 1994 movie Jeff Daniels only made for the money: “Get me a job”
It became one of his most famous roles. The post The classic 1994 movie Jeff Daniels only made for the money: “Get me a job” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Jeff Tweedy – “Real Magic” (Star Moles Cover)
Musician Jeff Tweedy has released a public cover of “Real Magic,” a track by Philadelphia-based artist Star Moles (Emily Moales), highlighting the rising Historic New Jersey collective of which she is part. Tweedy, best known as the frontman of Wilco, regularly records song covers for his Starship Casual newsletter on Substack, though these are usually…
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The singer Don Henley listened to 50,000 times: “I should know the songs”
The passionate sounds of country rock. The post The singer Don Henley listened to 50,000 times: “I should know the songs” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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How Becoming a First-Time Dog Dad Changed Danny Ocean’s Life: ‘Kelo Is the Light of the House’
Danny Ocean, the Venezuelan singer behind “Me Rehuso”, has spoken about how getting his first pet, a toy Australian Shepherd named Kelo, has transformed his home life. He and his dog feature as the latest cover stars of Dogue México, Vogue’s digital series celebrating pets, published on Thursday 20 August. Ocean, who had never owned…
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The 1981 song Jeff Lynne wrote as a goodbye to John Lennon: “He still exists”
The message from a longtime fan. The post The 1981 song Jeff Lynne wrote as a goodbye to John Lennon: “He still exists” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Kenny Chesney Fan Who Paid $300K to an Imposter Cannot Sue The Real Country Star, Court Says
A California appeals court has ruled that a woman who was defrauded of over $300,000 by someone posing as country singer Kenny Chesney cannot hold the real star legally responsible for the scam. Patricia Linson had argued Chesney should have warned fans about impersonators, but the court found no legal duty requires celebrities to protect…
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The “frivolous” 1965 song that made Paul Simon hate protest music
The stupid side of protest. The post The “frivolous” 1965 song that made Paul Simon hate protest music first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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BritBox Is Officially Dropping 9 New Agatha Christie Releases on the Same Day
BritBox is marking the 136th anniversary of Agatha Christie’s birth with a major slate of nine releases arriving on the streaming service on 15 September, mixing archive classics with a brand new series. The centrepiece is the North American debut of *Tommy and Tuppence*, a fresh six-episode adaptation bringing Christie’s married detective duo into a…
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Unknown hacker allegedly leaks several minutes of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay ahead of Netflix reveal
An unknown hacker has reportedly leaked several minutes of gameplay footage from “Grand Theft Auto VI”, one of the most highly anticipated video games in years, ahead of an official reveal reportedly planned via Netflix. The leak threatens to spoil surprises for millions of fans awaiting the title from developer Rockstar Games, and comes amid…