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In defence of Soviet bars, the great boozers of the world
One-stop for a drink and a history lesson. The post In defence of Soviet bars, the great boozers of the world first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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4 Captain & Tennille Songs That Still Sound Amazing Today
American Songwriter has revisited four songs by husband-and-wife duo Captain & Tennille, arguing they still hold up decades after release. The pair, made up of Daryl Dragon and Toni Tennille, launched their career with 1975’s “Love Will Keep Us Together” and went on to score a string of hits through the late 1970s. The article…
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Zack Snyder’s new movie has been 20 years in the making, and the first trailer looks like nothing the Man of Steel director has made before
Zack Snyder has released a 48-second teaser for The Last Photograph, an action-thriller he has developed in various forms since the mid-2000s. The film stars Stuart Martin and Fra Fee and centres on a former DEA operative travelling into the South American mountains to find his missing niece and nephew after the murder of their…
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ILA Locate Resilience Amid New Single ‘Sorry’
British-Turkish artist ILA has released their new single ‘Sorry’, the latest preview of their forthcoming album ‘Motherland’. The release follows the band’s recent stint supporting Mike Skinner’s The Streets on tour, a pairing that highlighted their reflective, worldly-wise songwriting style. ‘Sorry’ addresses guilt and regret, reframing pain as a source of resilience, with the band…
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The Batman 2 set photos reveal a battle-damaged Batmobile
New set photos from The Batman Part II have surfaced online, showing a damaged and battered version of the Batmobile used in the sequel. The images point to a significant action sequence involving the vehicle during filming, fuelling fan speculation about the plot and tone of the follow-up to Matt Reeves’ 2022 film. Details from…
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Reading Festival’s bid to extend music licence for Thursday night met with noise concerns
Reading Festival’s application to extend its music licence to cover Thursday nights has run into opposition from local residents concerned about noise. Organisers Festival Republic had applied to Reading Borough Council to allow amplified music on the main stage from 5pm to midnight on Thursdays, turning the event into a four-day festival from 2027 if…
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Star Citizen has a disastrously laggy stream with horrendous vibes, which isn’t a great look when you’re past $1 billion in funding
A recent Star Citizen livestream was reportedly plagued by severe lag and an uncomfortable atmosphere, drawing criticism given the project’s enormous crowdfunding total. The optics are particularly poor for developer Cloud Imperium Games, as the long-in-development space sim has now raised more than $1 billion from backers, making any public stumble a focal point for…
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AMC’s Overlooked 3-Season Martial Arts Series Is the Perfect Weekend Binge
Collider recommends AMC’s *Into the Badlands* as an underappreciated weekend binge, noting that its short run of three seasons and 32 episodes (2015–2019) makes it easy to watch in full despite fan disappointment over its early cancellation. The article praises the show for its original premise, arguing it stands out amid an industry reliant on…
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Tupac murder trial begins, as witnesses share how “All hell broke loose” on night of rapper’s shooting
The murder trial of Duane “Keffe D” Davis, accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, has begun in Las Vegas, with witnesses describing the chaos immediately after the shooting. Davis, a former gang leader, has pleaded not guilty to charges that he planned the attack, though prosecutors say he did not personally…
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Into the ‘Dopamine Chamber’: What can we expect from Fontaines DC’s fifth album?
Welcome back. The post Into the ‘Dopamine Chamber’: What can we expect from Fontaines DC’s fifth album? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.