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The “cool” 1966 album The Byrds became desparate to copy: “As fast as we possibly could”
A momentous moment in history. The post The “cool” 1966 album The Byrds became desparate to copy: “As fast as we possibly could” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The “great” singer Phil Collins couldn’t deal with: “I wish he weren’t the way he is”
The more pretentious side of rock. The post The “great” singer Phil Collins couldn’t deal with: “I wish he weren’t the way he is” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 2013 sex scene Margot Robbie would never recommend: “Everyone gasped”
“It’s not as glamorous as it sounds.” The post The 2013 sex scene Margot Robbie would never recommend: “Everyone gasped” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Pop Jams From 1976
The article highlights four pop hits from 1976 that it says remain especially familiar to baby boomers: ABBA’s “Dancing Queen”, Rod Stewart’s “Tonight’s The Night (Gonna Be Alright)”, Elton John and Kiki Dee’s “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart”, and Starland Vocal Band’s “Afternoon Delight”. It presents the songs as examples of the decade’s broad pop…
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Disney D23 2026: Everything announced for Star Wars, Marvel, and more
Disney used its D23 2026 fan event to preview forthcoming films and television across Marvel, Star Wars and other major franchises, signalling its next wave of releases for cinemas and Disney Plus. The most prominent announcements included new footage from Avengers: Doomsday, the formal introduction of Marvel’s new X-Men cast, and first looks at VisionQuest…
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Archaeologists uncover mysterious face hidden for centuries in Book of Revelation city
Archaeologists have reportedly uncovered a marble statue featuring a mysterious face at Sardis, an ancient city mentioned in the Book of Revelation. The find matters because it may offer further insight into the city’s Lydian-era culture and the artistic or religious life of a place with both historical and biblical significance. The article describes the…
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Darren Walker Opens His Home to Friends and Anonymous Content Emmy Nominees in Celebration of ‘Joy, Reflection, Delight and Awe’
Darren Walker, the new president and chief executive of Anonymous Content, hosted an intimate party at his Los Angeles home to celebrate the company’s Emmy nominees. The event highlighted Walker’s arrival in the entertainment industry after a prominent philanthropic career, while also showcasing the historic significance of his residence, designed by architect Paul Revere Williams.…
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Diego Luna, Nicolas Pereda and Rodrigo Plá Set for Competition at Mexico’s Morelia Film Festival
Mexico’s Morelia International Film Festival will run from 16 to 25 October, with Diego Luna, Nicolás Pereda and Rodrigo Plá among the filmmakers competing for its top Ojo Award. The programme highlights a strong year for Mexican cinema, including work by established figures, first-time directors and women filmmakers, while also reflecting the festival’s emphasis on…
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BFI CEO Ben Roberts Gives Keynote Address At Inaugural UK Film Conference: “The Missing Piece, For Me, Is Having Film Firmly In The Classroom” – Edinburgh Film Festival
BFI chief executive Ben Roberts used the inaugural UK Film Conference at the Edinburgh Film Festival to argue for a broader, joined-up approach to supporting British cinema. He said the BFI’s role extends beyond financing films to helping the conditions for production, distribution, exhibition, archives, festivals and education, with greater film education in schools the…