Jack Whatley

London

Founder and Editor at Far Out Magazine

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Keith Richards' favourite guitarists of all time

1 week ago | faroutmagazine.co.uk | Jack Whatley

The unstoppable guitarist for the equally inimitable Rolling Stones, the walking medical marvel currently defined in his human state as Keith Richards, is a mythical figure in rock and roll. Not only are his off-stage exploits unmatched, but his guitar style, while not always technically proficient, is so unique and utterly dripping with style that he is rightly considered within the argument of the greatest guitarists of all time.
Keith Richards’ favoruite guitarists of all time: “He was my hero”

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jack Whatley

3 hours ago"Never, Never, Never, Never, Never" — People Are Applauding Canada's PM For Expertly Shutting Down Trump Wanting To Buy The Country"Do you wonder if Trump even believes himself?" Donald Trump is building quite a reputation with the news conferences he holds with foreign leaders in the Oval Office. The reputation is that there's always a chance they can go left.
The one director Burt Reynolds always regretted working with

1 week ago | faroutmagazine.co.uk | Jack Whatley

There was a certain quality to Burt Reynolds that made him both alluring and aversive. The brutish man was not only incredibly good-looking and unafraid to bear witness to it, but he also had a no-holds-barred attitude to working, especially as he grew older. It meant that as he frequented interviews for promotional runs or even worked on set with some of the greats in Hollywood, he would be confident in his confrontational demeanour. But, sometimes, he was in the right.
The only actor Bill Murray never wants to work with again

1 week ago | faroutmagazine.co.uk | Jack Whatley

Ask around Hollywood and you will find a particularly polarised opinion of Bill Murray. Undoubtedly considered one of the best comedic actors of his generation, managing to deliver lines with a deadpan panache that very few have been able to master as delicately, but he is also routinely cited as a very difficult man to work with.
The actor Bill Murray never wants to work with again: “Over my dead, lifeless body”

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jack Whatley

NowThe brief reference to a Moleskine notebook in Bill Murray’s recently released, The Friend, added to my long list of “sightings” of the cult classic, which happens to be a favorite companion of mine. The books are indeed everywhere, showing up in meetings, coffee shops, and alfresco, in addition to …
George Harrison's 25 favourite songs of all time

1 week ago | faroutmagazine.co.uk | Jack Whatley

Forget about the naysayers and the ironic deniers, the music lovers who deem them unimportant or irrelevant to modern culture. The Beatles‘ influence is one notion that underwrites almost everything a musician does in the 21st century. It’s been nearly 60 years since John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr announced themselves on the world stage and began their domination of the 1960s both inside and outside of the mainstream music culture.
The one movie Sylvester Stallone knew was dead in the water

1 week ago | faroutmagazine.co.uk | Jack Whatley

That fabled “sinking feeling” is a terrible thing. As the pit of your stomach stretches into a metaphorical abyss and the event, moment or creation you had once seen as a golden opportunity begins to darken and wither, there is nothing that can be done to save you or it from the impending doom. This was the feeling Sylvester Stallone has experienced on a few occasions in his career.
The movie Sylvester Stallone knew was doomed: “Had the smell of death about it”

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jack Whatley

4 hours agoKevin Pollak has joined the cast of “Tulsa King” Season 3 at Paramount+, Variety has learned exclusively. The third season of the series went into production in March in Atlanta and Oklahoma. Pollak will appear in the series regular role of Special Agent Musso, described as “an FBI agent who has an …
The director Kevin Costner says defines success

1 week ago | faroutmagazine.co.uk | Jack Whatley

Kevin Costner is a curious case. The star, who first found fame as a rugged Hollywood leading man taking on enigmatic roles in The Bodyguard and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, has since struggled with staying atop the cinematic mantle. It would seem that for every major hit he is involved with, such as the aforementioned smashes, his Academy Award-winning picture Dances With Wolves and recent stint on Yellowstone, he has a project which seems to fail miserably.
The one Elvis Presley song that changed Bruce Springsteen's life

1 week ago | faroutmagazine.co.uk | Jack Whatley

In the world of art, heroes can be found in all corners of the globe. The beauty of art, and music in particular, is how singular and personal it can feel. A song can make the singer an icon, if only to a few hundred people who happened to hear it. Bruce Springsteen is a hero to millions of music lovers. His unique vision of America, one that invariably looks up from the grit of the earth, touched a generation and provided them with a rock star to honestly believe in.