BAZINGA! I don't care.

lil Andy wimbledon farewell edit becuz im sad and tired 👋

GRIGOR DIMITROV

What's more challenging... cooking a roast potato or beating Novak Djokovic?

George Harrison and John Lennon in the attic (simultaneously Stuart’s art studio) of the Kirchherr family home in Hamburg, April 1962; photos by Astrid Kirchherr.

“For young John, the loss of his friend Stuart was a catastrophe. The sudden death of a person he admired more than anyone threw him completely for some time, literally knocked him off his feet. A day after Stuart died, John, Paul, George and Pete arrived at Hamburg Airport for their new guest performance. Whilst still at the airport, they found out about what had happened. The others reacted completely grief-stricken, whereas John refused to accept the news. He looked us in the eye, and then one could see how it suddenly clicked, and John began to laugh and didn’t stop. We were aghast. Everyone deals with tragedies differently, and this was John’s way. He was of the opinion that his friend’s sudden death was deeply unfair, which was why he was not prepared to accept it. After this, John seemed particularly tough. It was our little George who gave his older friend and colleague strength and comfort. There is a photo of George and John, taken by Astrid. She photographed it in Stuart’s studio. The photo says a lot. In the foreground, John appears lost, while eighteen-year-old George stands behind him, protecting his sad friend like a calming influence. The situation was terrible. The boys were distraught.” - Klaus Voormann; translated from Warum spielst du Imagine nicht auf dem weissen Klavier, John? (2003)