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The disaster 1977 night when Robert Smith first fronted The Cure
12+ hour, 1+ min ago (526+ words) The line between Robert Smith becoming a gothic rock god and a drunken mess was a lot thinner than you would like to think. The fact that he broke out of the fray, first with Siouxsie and the Banshees and…...
The 1974 Hollies’ song that left Eric Clapton awestruck
13+ hour, 36+ min ago (305+ words) Pop bands don’t last forever, and in the musical realm of the 1960s, things seemed to shift particularly quickly. Despite being one of the biggest bands of that earth-shattering decade, many wrote off The Hollies as being a relic of the…...
The "awful" albums George Harrison wished never happened
12+ hour, 21+ min ago (540+ words) Far Out Magazine The “awful” albums George Harrison wished never happened In the grand legacy of The Beatles, George Harrison didn’t get nearly the same amount of attention that he should have. He may have been reserved and the quiet…...
The "terrifying, risky" 2014 role Jennifer Aniston couldn't turn down
12+ hour, 36+ min ago (449+ words) No matter which way you look at it, bagging the gig as the gorgeous, girl-next-door Rachel Green in NBC sitcom Friends was the best and worst thing to ever happen to Jennifer Aniston. Funnily enough, Aniston she auditioned for the…...
The "ridiculous" genre The Edge hated more than anything
12+ hour, 46+ min ago (549+ words) The “ridiculous” genre The Edge hated more than anything: “Nowhere” Far Out Magazine The “ridiculous” genre The Edge hated more than anything: “Nowhere” The Edge didn’t pride himself on being the greatest living guitarist in the world. He was just…...
The 1973 movie that left David Cronenberg "paralysed and mesmerised"
12+ hour, 55+ min ago (294+ words) Given the nightmarish nature of David Cronenberg’s filmography, it’s hard to imagine him being perturbed by anything. Often nicknamed ‘The Baron of Blood’, his films always push audiences to the edge of their comfort zone, blurring the line between humans…...
The most visually uninteresting director in Hollywood
13+ hour, 1+ min ago (277+ words) Science is quite important, obviously, and over the years it has been responsible for the discovery of penicillin, the theory of relativity, mapping the structure of DNA and loads of other things I don’t really understand. But what it should…...
The "classic" songs that scared Jeff Lynne to death
13+ hour, 16+ min ago (578+ words) The “classic” songs that scared Jeff Lynne to death: “Better than the old ones” Far Out Magazine The “classic” songs that scared Jeff Lynne to death: “Better than the old ones” Jeff Lynne was more of a craftsman than a…...
The 1965 movie that Michael Caine "holds dearest"
13+ hour, 16+ min ago (584+ words) Emily Ruuskanen was born and raised in Scotland and studied the piano at a music school until she was eighteen. Shortly afterwards, she began studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and it was while she was there, she decided…...
The mind-blowing 1968 movie Ridley Scott called an act of genius
13+ hour, 23+ min ago (319+ words) Ridley Scott has spent decades returning to the sort of grand, unwieldy stories most directors would think twice about touching. Whether he’s rebuilding Ancient Rome, wandering through deep space or revisiting the battlefield, his films tend to arrive with scale…...