#Harrison wright

[billygoat26]

Scandal spoilers

OH YEAH!!

I'm on season 4 of Scandal and I am STUCK TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHICH PART OF THE DAMN TRIANGLE I LIKE MOST...

IS IT OLIVIA AND FITZ OR OLIVIA AND JAKE-

Like- I hate Fitz. Get your fucking marriage together, check on your damn wife-

Jake- you did some fucked up shit too- I won't forgive you for the way you fucked up Cyrus's life but you're also not already married... that we know of at least.

Quinn... we don't talk about her. Fuck her. Not literally. (I'm looking at you Charlie)

Huck needs all the hugs in the world and a protection squad

Still dunno how to feel about papa and mama Pope (Though in the episode I'm like- in the middle of watching- papa Pope almost made me cry lol)

Cyrus... you fucked up too but HUGS! YOU NEED THEM.

Harrison... o7 Gladiators in suits

Abby is cool, she needs hugs too

B613 is scary

Mellie needs therapy and all the hugs and support

Fitz's dad better be rotting in the worst parts of Hell

James... o7

[jaeshoney]

trying to speed run through these episodes bc i want to see other people’s opinions but i don’t want to get spoiled

[katarinas-redemption]

Find more olitz and scandal gifs on my side blog [It's Handled].

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[stinkyfartgirl]

middle aged man tries to dance. 100 injured 50 dead

[harrisonarchive]

“I’d like to thank Rudy Clark, who was the guy who actually wrote it [‘Got My Mind Set On You’] years ago and nobody actually noticed it at that time. It was lodged at the back of my brain, and I know I did the sort of pop version of it, Rudy, but if you’re listening, I love it, and we chopped that bit out the middle that we didn’t like and got rid of the screaming girls, but it was a great song, actually, it was a great song.” - George Harrison, Rockline, February 1988 “[‘Got My Mind Set On You,’ recorded by James Ray, was] written by this guy who discovered James Ray, a former mailman named Rudy Clark. [...] Jim Keltner got this drum pattern going one day that was a cross between swing and rock. Gary Wright turned around and said, ‘Hey! Doesn’t that remind you of that song, ‘Got My Mind Set On You?’ [laughter] I was so surprised that anybody else had *ever* heard that tune!” - George Harrison, Musician, November 1987 “My boy [Dhani], while we were recording it [Got My Mind Set On You], he kept saying, That’s the single.” - George Harrison,In The Studio With Redbeard, 1987

[70ssmut4]

[mr000ps]

really wanted to make a project with these arts (a book about the biographies of some bands) but one girl took it for herself and i thought we were friends lmao

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[doomed2repeat]

❤️Luke Newton’s On-Screen Love Interests ❤️

The Lodge (2016-2017) Ben and Skye, played by Sophie Simnett

The Lodge (2016-2017) Ben and Danielle, played by Bethan Wright

Youth in Bed (2019) Ethan and Mei, played by Shun Yin

Bridgerton (2020) Colin and Marina, played by Ruby Barker

The Shape of Things (2023) Adam and Evelyn, played by Amber Anderson

The Shape of Things (2023) Adam and Jenny, played by Carla Harrison-Hodge

Bridgerton (2024) Colin and Penelope, played by Nicola Coughlan

White Mars (202?) Leo and Sammie, played by Lucy Hale (tentative. They might not be love interests)

Viana: The Legend of the Golden Hearts (2026) Thomas and Ana, voiced by Daniela Melchior

[georgeharrisonsmiling]

50 years ago today, George was hanging out with John and Bob Dylan. According to Gary Wright, they were talking about the possibility of them playing together at Madison square garden.

[fromthedust]

portrayals of bats in the 20th & 21st centuries

Bat Cabaret Sign - France - wrought iron, rolled iron, carved and embossed, green glass

pair of bats - ivory seal - China

Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945) - bat brooch - 1900

bat design - Bijutsukai (Art World) - vol. 2 - 1901-1902

Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945) - bat ring - 1901

Rene Lalique (French, 1860-1945) - bat pendant - 1901

Ferdinand Erhart (French, active 1891-1933) - Bat Belt Buckle - cast silver, carved and oxidized - 1908

Bat Brooch - France - c.1908

Henri Husson (French, 1852-1933) - Cup with Bat - c.1909

Ohara Koson (Japanese, 1877-1945) - Bats In Moonlight - c.1910

Harrison Cady (American, 1877-1970) - illustration for Mother West Wind Why Stories by Thornton Burgess - 1915

John Buckland Wright (British, 1897-1954) - illustration for Le Sphinx by Iwan Gilkin - 1919

Heinrich Kley (German, 1863-1945) - illustration for Der Orchideengarten (The Orchid Garden) - 1919

Bats and Crescent Moon - incense box - Japan - early 20th century

Weird Tales - October 1933

Black Bat Firecrackers

Edward Gorey (American, 1925-2000) - Bat & Ballerina - pin - New York City Ballet - c.1970s

Edward Gorey (American, 1925-2000) - Bats & Bicycles stencil illustration from The Broken Spoke - 1976

Edward Gorey (American, 1925-2000) - cover illustration for A Clutch of Vampires by Raymond T. McNally

Three of Bats - Tarot Card - 1996

Richard Cooluris (American, working in San Francisco) - Perseus and the Bat - mixed media painting on wood panel - 2016

Yegor Smirnov (working in Montreal) - Bat Ring - 3d-printed and casted in silver - 2016

Stephanie Inagaki (working in Los Angeles) - Trinity - charcoal & gold foil

Adam Binder (British, b.1970) - Bats - carved ebony & carved ivory

Wayan Tuges (luthier working in Indonesia) - Raised by Bats - Commemorative custom Blueberry guitar for Aurelio Voltair - 2020

[st4rco1lector]

Art dump..i need 2 post here more

[confesspinkfloyd]

i'm so sad because all pink floyd fans now going in beatles fandom like i'm watching pf fandom die

[pedroam-bang]

Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[harrisonarchive]

From Gary Wright’s music video for “Don’t Try To Own Me.”

“Although at times he could be reflective and withdrawn, to me he definitely wasn’t the ‘quiet Beatle,’ as the media portrayed him. Once he got on a roll, he didn’t stop talking until he finished his story. At his memorial service, Eric Idle said, ‘We all know that the press called him the “quiet Beatle,” but for those of us who knew him well, we knew different. Once he started talking, he never stopped.’ He also had a great sense of humor. Many times as we were listening to a playback in the control room, he would jump out of his chair and start dancing around like a wild man. At other times, he would make up some moves and play ‘air saxophone,’ as though he was a sax player in Little Richard’s band. But most of all he loved Monty Python and would regularly repeat their hilarious sketches verbatim. It was all part of his personality to laugh and joke around and then pick up a guitar from his incredible collection and launch into a beautiful song that would make you cry.” - Gary Wright, Dream Weaver: Music, Meditation, And My Friendship With George Harrison (2014) (x)