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Women’s Super League finances: club-by-club breakdown and verdict
Detailed financial accounts for 2024-25, the most recent season available, reveal a widening gap between the Women’s Super League’s wealthiest clubs and the rest of the division. Arsenal and Chelsea are the only clubs with wage bills exceeding £10m, and their combined revenue now surpasses that of the rest of the league put together, underlining…
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Ref, I barely brushed him! The artist who’s painted all of Roy Keane’s red cards
Irish painter Seánie Harte has created a series of oil pastel paintings depicting all 11 occasions on which Roy Keane was sent off while playing for Manchester United, transforming the midfielder’s most notorious moments of on-pitch aggression into colourful, playful artworks. The project draws inspiration from Keane’s own blunt, humorous retellings of his red cards…
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Why RCA didn’t even want to release The Eurythmics biggest hit: “All hell let loose”
Against better judgment… The post Why RCA didn’t even want to release The Eurythmics biggest hit: “All hell let loose” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Rising UK consumer confidence gives Andy Burnham ‘golden opportunity’, survey says – business live
UK consumer confidence has risen sharply, presenting new prime minister Andy Burnham with what commentators describe as a “golden opportunity” to capitalise on improving public sentiment. The findings come from a survey by Opinium for the British Retail Consortium (BRC), which tracks how confident shoppers feel about the economy and their own finances, and matters…
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Sue Gray says Starmer’s office was consumed by mistrust
Baroness Sue Gray has described working as Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff as “unbearable”, saying the atmosphere inside No 10 became so poisoned by leaks and internal briefing that colleagues feared “everything you say” was being secretly recorded. Speaking to Ed Balls on the Political Currency podcast in her first interview since resigning nearly…
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Former EA manager doubts next Mass Effect will launch after buyout
A former Electronic Arts manager, now working as an analyst at games-market research firm Newzoo, has publicly voiced scepticism that the next Mass Effect game will actually reach release under EA’s new ownership. The comments follow EA’s buyout by a consortium including Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, Silver Lake and Affinity Partners, and reflect wider…
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Miliband summons top Israeli envoy over ‘unacceptable and destructive’ settlement project
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Age is not a thing at our shows.. everyone is welcome
This is a YouTube Short from a live music act highlighting the inclusive, all-ages atmosphere at their shows. The clip’s title, “Age is not a thing at our shows.. everyone is welcome,” suggests a quick behind-the-scenes or crowd moment capturing fans of varying ages enjoying the performance together. The short format points to a snappy,…
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The 2002 role Morena Baccarin wrongly believed would be her big break: “That’s not how it works”
She had to settle for cult success. The post The 2002 role Morena Baccarin wrongly believed would be her big break: “That’s not how it works” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.