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Saturday, 2 July 2011
13-year-old Scottish boy Brendan MacFarlane sings and blows us away
Brendan MacFarlane - Official Website Home Page
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Thursday, 16 June 2011
Glenconner
Colin Christopher Paget Tennant, 3rd Baron Glenconner (1926- 1910) has left his fortune to Kent Adonai, his beloved West Indian manservant.
(Glenconner fortune left to servant)
Lord Glenconner owned Mustique.
"Rumours leaked out of decadent revels on the three-and-a-half-mile-square jewel of the archipelago of St Vincent and the Grenadines.
"Boys wearing little except coconut oil were said to have entertained guests at one party."
(Mysterious Mustique.)
Glenconner
People with villas on Mustique have included Bill Gates, Prince William, Princess Margaret, Mick Jagger, Tommy Hilfiger, Shania Twain, Bryan Adams, former UK government minister Shaun Woodward and publisher Felix Dennis.
Prince William and Kate first visited the island in 2006. (Mysterious Mustique.)
"On Lord Glenconner’s 'fantasy island' of Mustique in the Grenadines, Michael Douglas would high-dive off cliffs into the cobalt sea, and Bianca Jagger would be carried on a palanquin under mosquito-netting to a ritual enthroning.
"David Bowie was the bar-room bore, while Prince Andrew and Koo Stark played flirtatious games on the beach.
"And most particularly, in spring and autumn, Princess Margaret would take up residence, sometimes with her gardener-lover, in her Formica-filled villa by the shore." (Colin Tennant The Economist)
On Mustique, "rock stars such as Mick Jagger and David Bowie rubbed shoulders with Viscount Linley and the Earl of Lichfield and with entertainers and media folk including John Cleese and Sir David Frost." (Lord Glenconner obituary Guardian)
Henry Tennant, left, who died from AIDS
On Mustique, "one underworld character - the late John Bindon - was said to have entertained the delighted Princess Margaret with his particular party trick, which consisted of balancing an empty upside-down beer mug on a certain part of his anatomy." (Lord Glenconner dies ...)
"For Mustique’s 40th birthday party (Dress: ‘Silver and White’) 260 guests flew in, including Prince William and Kate Middleton, the fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, socialite Jemima Khan, various Guinnesses and tycoons." (Lord Glenconner dies ...)
Glenconner eventually sold his home on Mustique, the Great House, to Christina Onassis’s third husband, former KGB agent Sergei Kauzov. (Lord Glenconner dies ...)
Charles Tennant, who died from hepatitis
Glenconner had an unusual necklace. "‘Human bone set by Bond Street jeweller Bulgari’ was how he described the necklace he was wearing, flashing me his particularly wicked smile." (Lord Glenconner.)
In 1996, Lord Glenconner's eldest son Charlie, died from hepatitis, after a long heroin addiction.
In 1990, Lord Glenconner's second son Henry, who married but later revealed he was gay, died of an Aids-related illness.
In 1987, Lord Glenconner's youngest son Christopher was in a coma for 100 days following a motor-bike accident in Belize. (Lord Glenconner: - Express.co.uk)
The Glenconner family firm, C Tennant & Sons, was once the largest chemical company in the world and the forerunner of ICI.
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Thursday, 9 December 2010
John Lennon
According to Albert Goldman, in his book The Lives of John Lennon (John Lennon.):
In Hamburg, Lennon, and his friend Pete Best, mugged, beat and robbed a drunken German sailor.
Lennon told friends he had beaten another sailor and left him for dead in the street.
In 1963, John Lennon beat and kicked Bob Wooler, the little disc jockey at the Cavern Club.
Lennon then hit Wooler repeatedly with a shovel.
Wooler had made a jokey remark about Lennon's gay lifestyle.
Bystanders rescued Wooler who was then paid to remain quiet about his broken ribs.
In 1960, the Beatles got a booking at a jazz club in Hamburg's red-light Reeperbahn district. (Philip Norman, Shout! The Beatles in Their Generation)
At that time, the Beatles "were always high on a drugs."
"John (Lennon), would be foaming at the mouth, he'd have so many pills inside him...John, began to go berserk on stage, prancing and groveling..."
The real Beatles.
Ray Coleman quotes John Lennon as saying, "I've sold my soul to the Devil." (Coleman, Ray, Lennon)
The controversial Dr. John Coleman has written that the Beatles were a creation of the Tavistock Institute and were used as a vehicle to promote the acceptance of drugs.
According to Joseph Niezgoda's The Lennon Prophecy, A New Examination of the Death Clues of the Beatles, John Lennon and the Beatles were involved with Satanism.
Albert Goldman’s 'The Lives Of John Lennon' (1988) claimed that John Lennon had a gay affair with The Beatles' manager, Brian Epstein, during a four-day holiday in Barcelona in April 1963. (Cached)
It also refers to a number of relationships which Lennon reportedly had with other men.
Goldman claims that Lennon visited underage boy prostitutes in Thailand.
When Epstein went into a London rehab centre, Lennon sent him flowers and the message, “You know I love you . . . I really mean that. John.”
The death of Epstein came just before the end of Lennon’s marriage to Cynthia.
Philip Norman has written 'John Lennon: The Life'.
According to Philip Norman, John Lennon wanted a gay relationship with Paul McCartney.
McCartney admits he often shared a bed with Lennon.
Philip Norman quotes Yoko as saying that people in the Apple office referred to McCartney as 'John’s princess'.
From Philip Norman we learn that John Lennon worshipped 'with a quasi-sexual intensity' the Beatles’ first bassist Stu Sutcliffe. (John Lennon: The Life by Philip Norman - The Sunday Times review ...)
Lennon wrote letters to Sutcliffe 'similar in length and tone, he claimed, to the ones he later sent Yoko'.
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