This is the first single from Rufus Wainright’s new Mark Ronson-produced album, Out Of The Game. It’s his seventh studio album and comes after a dramatic few years which saw the birth of his daughter, Viva; the death of his mother, singer/songwriter Kate McGarrigle; and his engagement to partner Jorn Weisbrodt. [click here to hear the new single]

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The mighty Rufus Wainwright is back, with a new album and another set of masterful tunes. All Days Are Nights: Songs For Lulu was written and produced by Wainwright with two songs produced and one co-produced by Pierre Marchand, who also mixed the album. The recording of All Days Are Nights: Songs For Lulu was one of the most difficult things he has ever done, noting: ‘After hiding behind a 70-piece orchestra with my opera you can blame everything on the tuba player. With this album, when the curtain is raised, it’s me on my own’.

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When I first moved to New York in 2006, I lived in a shared loft space in Williamsburg with four others. It was quite an introduction to inner-city living, especially given that I’d literally shifted across from the beaches and sunshine of Bondi, Sydney. As such, it was a dizzying period, full of discovery. Rufus Wainwright’s epic, broodingly lush album Want Two was the soundtrack to it all. I had it on my iTunes collection at the time, without even knowing it, until it magically burst into my headphones one day whilst tapping away frenetically on my laptop. Oh man! What an album, what a voice, and what a beautifully composed and arranged selection of songs, a favorite amongst them being the rolling piano ballad, This Love Affair.

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Ten years of German photographer Jürgen Teller’s candid, glamorous photo campaigns for Marc Jacobs’ men’s and women’s collections have been collated into one cohesive 576-page fashion bible. This book does an excellent job of detailing just how significant this collaboration has been for fashion, featuring appearances from the likes of Sofia Coppola, Charlotte Rampling, Meg White, Thurston Moore, Rufus Wainwright, William Eggleston, and Winona Ryder.

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Wandering songsmith Rufus Wainwright played some shows in Sydney recently, and Laura Parker was there to capture him in all his theatrical glory.

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