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faroutmagazine.co.uk | Kelly Scanlon
Thu 5 June 2025 17:41, UK Marianne Faithfull - 'Burning Moonlight'“Walking in fire is my life,” Marianne Faithfull sings at the start of her new EP, Burning Moonlight. It’s got the same kind of weathered energy you might find at the start of ‘Broken English’, but this time it’s filled with all the times she put her heart on the line for the greater good, as well as the unrelenting surge to never stop, to never stop trying, and to push on outside of expectation. As she once said: “I’m not any era.
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faroutmagazine.co.uk | Kelly Scanlon
Tue 3 June 2025 20:00, UK If you’re a writer, you probably know what it’s like to people-watch and imagine stories for everyone that passes by. That old man with the monocles and suspenders? Used to be the talk of the town, frequenting his local bar every Friday night with new stories to tell that had people gasping in awe. Sometimes, he dreams he’s still there, only to wake up and tell his wife all about the “good old days”.
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flipboard.com | Kelly Scanlon
20 hours agoThe couple keep their relationship out of the spotlight. Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro were first linked in February 2025, when fans spotted them attending a play together. • The same week, a source confirmed their relationship to People. • Neither party has publicly confirmed their …
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3 weeks ago | 
faroutmagazine.co.uk | Kelly Scanlon
Tue 3 June 2025 13:00, UK Any artist will likely know what it feels like when they suddenly start creating for other people. And not in the commissioned way, when you’re making something based on a request: in the way that feels like you’re completely pandering, and stepping away from what you actually want to do to make someone else happy. You end up accepting the short stick to serve others, and it’s likely that Björk knows this feeling better than most.
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faroutmagazine.co.uk | Kelly Scanlon
They say that, as you grow, those moments of feeling completely lost in the world happen less often. As time passes by, you become wiser, and second-guessing yourself stops being second nature and fades away. They say all that, but it’s not always true, is it? Especially in this world, where anger and despair rise to the surface as easily as breathing, making you want to shrink back and block it all out. Or, as that one Haim lyric puts it, “I don’t wanna feel at all”.
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3 weeks ago | 
faroutmagazine.co.uk | Kelly Scanlon
Mon 2 June 2025 20:00, UK According to George Harrison, John Lennon on acid was very different to John Lennon in any other circumstance or under any other influence. According to Harrison, LSD Lennon would unfurl like a crumpled piece of paper, sharing his darkest secrets with a strange sense of casual resignation. The point is: acid has been known to access different parts of the brain for countless musicians, especially the ones they usually hide away.
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flipboard.com | Kelly Scanlon
3 hours agoJonathan Joss, Voice of John Redcorn on King of the Hill, Shot and Killed by NeighborJonathan Joss, best known for voicing John Redcorn across 12 seasons of King of the Hill, was shot and killed by his neighbor in San Antonio on …4 hours agoThis Bizarre Netflix Show Has Been #1 for Weeks—But Its Rotten Tomatoes Rating Has Me Majorly ConfusedAs an entertainment editor and a secret data nerd, I'm constantly looking at numbers when it comes to new shows and movies.
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faroutmagazine.co.uk | Kelly Scanlon
Mon 2 June 2025 18:30, UK The concept of love at first sight might not mean anything when it comes to people, but it definitely does when it’s about objects. As strangely materialistic as that sounds, we’ve all had that moment when we see an item and immediately want it, feeling a pull that’s clear as day. Eric Clapton was in London’s Flamingo Club sometime in the mid-1960s when he first felt it: Andy Summers was over the other side of the room, wearing his Sunburst Les Paul.
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faroutmagazine.co.uk | Kelly Scanlon
Mon 2 June 2025 17:30, UK Anyone who has ever tried to achieve literally anything will know what it feels like when something suddenly shifts. You might try again and again with no luck, until one magical day, something clicks into place, and you think, “This feels different”. It’d be easy to pull up something like the law of attraction to explain these moments, but if you’re like the Eagles, it’s best to let it be what it is: magic.
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faroutmagazine.co.uk | Kelly Scanlon
Mon 2 June 2025 14:30, UK There’s a knack to incorporating political messages into art that most either understand or don’t. Suppose it’s like baking: you can have all your ingredients laid out, but some just seem to have the magic touch when it comes to making the result actually taste good. There’s no rhyme or reason, it just is. Perhaps that’s why 1973 was a strange year for Genesis, who felt that the best thing to do was to prove they still held the recipe for Englishness.
