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(Credits: Sam Sussman / Alamy) Fri 5 September 2025 11:57, UK Novelist Sam Sussman has questioned whether Bob Dylan could be his father in his new book, Boy From the North Country. The upcoming novel, Boy from the North Country, is set to be released through Penguin Press on September 16th, 2025, and explores Sussman’s questions […]
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(Credits: Far Out / YouTube Still / Hughes Entertainment) Fri 5 September 2025 11:11, UK Macauley Culkin has praised the late John Candy for looking out for him as a child actor. Culkin and Candy worked together on the 1989 movie, Uncle Buck. At this time, Culkin was only nine, but thankfully, he had Candy […]
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(Credits: Far Out / Sony Music) Thu 4 September 2025 12:30, UK While his legacy may have taken a knock of late, singer-songwriter Van Morrison remains a much-loved, albeit cantankerous, national treasure. He’s busy too. Boasting a decades-long celebrated songbook behind him, Morrison dropped his sixth album of the 2020s in June with Remembering Now. […]
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(Credits: Rankin) Thu 4 September 2025 12:23, UK Pulp are set to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their seminal album, Different Class, with an expanded reissue. The Mercury Prize-winning classic is set to be released on both a quadruple LP set and on double CD format, which will also include their headline set at Glastonbury […]
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(Credits: Rankin) Thu 4 September 2025 12:23, UK Pulp are set to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their seminal album, Different Class, with an expanded reissue. The Mercury Prize-winning classic is set to be released on both a quadruple LP set and on double CD format, which will also include their headline set at Glastonbury […]
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(Credits: Far Out / Frances Carter) Thu 4 September 2025 12:00, UK It can sometimes be difficult to write about The Beths. Few bands remind me of the whole ‘writing about music is like dancing about architecture’ quip more because, quite simply, it often feels like there’s little else to say other than just how […]
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(Credits: Far Out / Frances Carter) Thu 4 September 2025 12:00, UK It can sometimes be difficult to write about The Beths. Few bands remind me of the whole ‘writing about music is like dancing about architecture’ quip more because, quite simply, it often feels like there’s little else to say other than just how […]
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(Credits: Far Out / Andy Paradise / BBC) Thu 4 September 2025 11:46, UK St Vincent at Royal Albert Hall There are certain gigs that are always destined to be great – like St Vincent, at the Royal Albert Hall, with an orchestra. While the Proms mostly felt like a realm far from our own, […]
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(Credits: Far Out / Tiny Library Records) Wed 3 September 2025 12:30, UK Green Gardens – ‘Thistlesifting’ album review When you’re in an art gallery, there’s the temptation to skip past the landscapes. People race to get to the impressionists or the surrealists, something modern and brightly coloured and bold and angular. But there is […]
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(Credit: Academy / YouTube) Wed 3 September 2025 12:30, UK In Olivia Colman‘s latest role in The Roses, she transforms into a driven, ambitious up-and-coming restaurateur, not dissimilar to her cameo in The Bear. Based on Warren Adler’s 1981 novel The War of the Roses, and following on from a 1989 adaptation starring Kathleen Turner […]