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All of the Beatles dying in a glue trap
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also i’ve updated my inprnt if anyone is interested in some ladybugs prints :)
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We talk so much about George’s negativity and haterism. He didn’t understand punks, Bowie, Oasis (at least one of them, I think). I was wondering if there were any artists or movements he did like?
(Besides the obvious set of plants, classical Indian music, ukuleles, cars and hot babes)
George liked a lot things! I'm good focus on music
From the top of my head I can think of Bob Marley (George was a big fan and attended several of his concerts), Prince (George went to at least one concert although he said he wasn't feeling his late 80s sound), Cyndi Lauper (he said she had the "Wilbury attitude"), Kyle Minogue (cannot find the source but I'm 100% sure that he said in the arly 90s that she was one of the few good things on the radio), he said good things about Blur and he liked.

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most likely beatle to be a serial killer?
John
Paul
George
Ringo
I think about that a lot wrt the whole George/Pattie/Eric situation. It seems pretty evident to me that a significant reason they didn't get divorced sooner was bc George felt responsible for Pattie financially and was worried she'd struggle to adjust to a different lifestyle. I wonder if that would've led to resentment on his end? When she left him for Eric he said he was relieved she could carry on as she had before. A lot to unpack there. Idk about Ringo/Maureen but I assume it was relevant. Maybe moreso since she didn't have a career to fall back on. You can def. see how wives and ex-wives of rock stars were vulnerable. I'm sure it was very difficult for Pattie to leave Eric for the same reasons, and he essentially left her nothing.
The second part of your post made me think of how women sexually harassing men also isn't taken seriously. There's a story of the stripper they used to play backing for oggling a teenage George and ofc the Jayne Mansfield one where she groped them. I sometimes wonder if other things happened to them.
Oh there is SO much to unpack in regards to George and marriage lmao. I don't have the quote rn, but when George helped his sister, Louise, get out of an abusive relationship, he told her that she didn't need to get married again because he could financially take care of her so there was "no point." Which feels like it carries a lot of implications about what he saw as the point of marriage for women, and maybe by extension the point of marriage for women as opposed to men.
(Though, tbf, Louise also had a lot of money troubles in her life, and she and George eventually fell out over Louise profiting off his name against his wishes. So it is technically possible that he just meant financial security was Louise's primary concern regarding marriage, because maybe he knew she was prone to having financial difficulties.)
Anyway, even taking that into account, I think in combination with his comments about Pattie it does paint a picture of someone who was very aware that women were often forced to stay in bad marriages for financial reasons. He almost seemed to have a utilitarian view of it, like "you get my money and I get your time and attention, and that's a fair deal." Which, to be fair, wasn't an unusual perspective in the mid 20th century, and wasn't incompatible with having a romantic and passionate view of marriage as well.
Also, yes, I totally agree with you about harassment of men. I think the beatles experienced a lot of shit that was very much sexual harassment and I'm not surprised that they were all pretty traumatized by beatlemania. They had strangers breaking into their homes, stealing their shit, literally mobbing them on the street and trying to grope them -- even when it's sold as "oh what silly little fangirls," that's still going to mess you up. Something about the infantilization of female sexuality and how attraction to women is seen as inherently violent and degrading while attraction to men is inherently cute and harmless, etc etc, but basically I think we often underestimate how aggressively dehumanizing and sexually degrading fangirl stuff can get when it crashes into their real lives.
Louise Harrison had two bad marriages and George's offer came out after the second marriage.
According to Pattie, George cut her off financially the same year she left him. She discovered that out when she wanted to buy Christmas presents and she didn't have credit anymore.
George told her that he would help her in case she left Eric, but that implied that she would have to explicitly ask him because she didn't get any direct benefits from being his wife anymore.
I had little money of my own. I didn’t feel I had the right to ask George for any, and Eric was adamant that I shouldn’t take it even if it was offered. He wanted to provide for me and keep me in the manner to which I had become accustomed, but that didn’t translate to my bank account. With George I had always had a Harrods account. The first Christmas after I left him I went to Harrods, as usual, picked out lots of presents for my family and friends, then went to pay and discovered that the account had been closed. And I didn’t have enough money in my bank to pay for it all. I rang George, told him what had happened and how embarrassed I had been, and he sent me a check for five thousand pounds.
George and Pattie divorced in 77 and there were no issues because they had been living separately for over 2 years. We will never know if George calculated everything but he certainly was the Beatle who had the calmest divorce.
JOAN BAEZ IN FESTIVAL (1967) — dir. Murray Lerner
“Before the scene started we walked down to a little lake. It was a cold fall day with a low sun in a grey sky. I was barefoot, and we stood under a tree and spoke softly, like two normal people. For a very few minutes we went back to another time, when we were nineteen years old, standing with brown leaves falling all around and snow in our hair….I knew the magic would stop when we turned around, but I didn’t mind. We walked back up the hill to do the “scene.” In front of the camera I said everything that came into my head. I asked Bob why he’d never told me about Sara, and what he thought would have happened to us if we’d gotten married way back then. He couldn’t improvise well, so I answered my own questions. I said it wouldn’t have worked out because I was too political and he lied too much, and he just stood there with his hand on the bar smiling and embarrassed because he didn’t know what else to do, though what I said was no news to him.” —Joan Baez, “And A Voice To Sing With” (1987).
appreciation post for george's red floral shirt

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gorg. the Most fearless. beatles. as you can see Here. he was not afriad of ticks or getting. lyme Disease. always. Playing in flowers. and Bush (cheated a lots)
george with his hair tied back...
I'm all in on Paul Is Dead being canon in the biopics but. Hear me out.
Faul is played not by a Paul Mescal lookalike but by Danny Devito. There's no resemblance whatsoever and yet no one notices (or maybe they don't want to notice? maybe they're happier now?)
Then, on a dark and stormy night, original Paul returns. He sees the other beatles, he sees Danny Paul, he sees how happy Danny Paul makes them. His worst nightmare has come true.
They love someone else more than him. They love a different version of him more than they love the version that he can be. His fear of abandonment and his fear of not being chosen and his terror that he's not enough for the people who love him have come true. This is worse than George getting three songs on one album. This threatens his necessity in EVERY possible way (and why would anyone keep him around except necessity?)
He has to fight Danny Paul to the death. Only he realizes, at the very last moment, that Danny Paul loves them, too. Danny Paul loves the other boys. The other boys love Danny. And that love is not a threat.
Paul tells the other beatles "guys I came back to life and I'm back in the beatles" and they're happy. They love him. They can love two people at once. The movie ends with all you need is love, and all you need is to know that people don't have to depend on you in order to love you. They don't have to need you in order to want you. They can be capable and worthwhile people in of themselves and still choose you. He still kills Danny Paul but that's just because he's been fucking John.
Watching footage of Beatlemania, you can see in the fans’ faces that the euphoria and intensity sometimes turned them into true portraits of “scream queens” from horror cinema. Here I play with what would happen if I took that idea to exploitation movie posters, using song titles from the band and twisting their meaning.

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25/02/2026
The cheater of the day is (checks notes) birthday boy George Harrison ?! AGAIN ?!?!
Stages of getting into the Beatles fandom:
Oh wow, I didn’t know they did a bunch of this stuff they’re so weird
Okay, they were definitely weird, but Lennon-McCartney take the cake. It’s not a conspiracy this is some next-level stuff. They cannot be just how two best friends acted!
Okay, well McLennon are definitely the weirdest but their other relationships were so interesting too. Wtf was Johns thing with George? Or George’s with Bob? And wtf does Bob Dylan have to do with this??
OOOOHHH they’re all just weird and have never had a normal relationship ever…. That… is how two best friends acted in the same band and circles. Fuck.