Jack Whatley is the Managing Editor at Far Out Magazine. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music business, film industry, and celebrity news, with a keen focus on culture and society. Jack's work has been featured in notable publications such as NewsBreak and EIN Presswire.
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Jack Whatley's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, particularly music-related content. His coverage includes profile features, event coverage, and expert commentary in the realm of music and musicians. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider providing unique insights into iconic songs or artists that could potentially be featured in a profile piece or contribute expertise for events related to significant musical figures. Keep in mind that his geographic focus is not specified and he covers a wide range of topics within the music industry with an emphasis on profiles and events.
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There are very few things about the great David Bowie that are not unique.
In the world of Hollywood few people commanded as much on-set respect as John Wayne. But one actor with given "carte blanche" to treat him "like a turd".
Digging through The Rolling Stones' extensive back catalogue and revisiting one song that lead singer Mick Jagger no longer likes to perform and he'd rather delete.
We are looking back at The Beach Boys leader Brian Wilson as he picks his favourite song from the hundreds he has written
By: Jack Whatley
Records and accolades come and go in the entertainment industry as quickly as the passing tides. Landmarks are achieved and then beaten once more with every guitar strum.
We are taking a look at the favourite guitarist of Rush's own player Alex Lifeson and why he is so "underrated" by the music world.
David Crosby was not an easy man to get along with, but he clearly held a deep affection for Graham Nash and picked his favourite song.
In the world of music there are more opinions than songs, and Bob Dylan, John Lennon and George Harrison had a few for one star in particular.
We're dipping into the Far Out Magazine vault to bring you quite possibly the greatest drum solo The Who's Keith Moon ever gave
With such a storied career, it must be hard for Michael Caine to pick out just one character he loves most. But here he does.
