World Wide Video has plans to release old black and white footage of John Lennon in a 2 hour film called “Three Days In The Life.” This footage contained never before seen film of John Lennon smoking cannabis, song writing and talking about spicing Richard Nixon’s tea with LSD. This would cause some scandals and taint the respected memory of John Lennon.
In the past I haven’t really been a fan of David Achuleta but last night, David really stepped it up. David did the song ‘Imagine’ by John Lennon. This kid has some talent, but I don’t know if he can make it in the music business, do you?
One thing I still cannot stand is David’s breathing, it annoys the hell out of me.
This Halloween, Elvis Presley is being treated, not tricked. The financial guru magazine, Forbes, said that Elvis Presley is once again crowned as the highest-earning dead celebrity. Last year, Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain was at the top spot.
CKX Entertainment is responsible for this renewed interest in Elvis Presley. It generated $49 million in revenue using Elvis’ name. Here is the list of the top 5 hardworking earners from the grave:
1) Elvis Presley
2) John Lennon (Beatles)
3) Charles M. Schulz (Peanuts comic strip creator)
4) George Harrison (Beatles)
5) Albert Einstein
The magic of Elvis Presley and John Lennon stays as they are the regular list toppers for money generators.
Do you still keep your old Elvis Presley or John Lennon albums? I know some who still maintain vinyl records!
If you fancy hearing Elvis via a Microsoft Zune media player, drop a comment for our contest here. Thank you.
Happy Halloween!
Source: Gone Hollywood.
So what would you do if you had 2 million dollars laying around? Apparently someone is going to buy John Lennon’s glasses, I could think of some much better ideas then that!
” The prized items went on sale on Thursday on music memorabilia website www.991.com. The last pair of Lennon’s glasses sold in 2002 are insured for $2 million.
The former Beatle gave a pair of gold rimmed glasses to Japanese translator Junishi Yore during the band’s 1966 tour of Japan. The glasses come without the lenses as Yore took them out as a sign of respect when he heard of Lennon’s murder in 1980 - as tradition dictates in Japan.
The glasses come with a note from Yore, which reads, “He (Lennon) gave me this … very nice man. Lenses removed when he die.” The auction closes at the end of the month.
What do you do with a pair of $2 million dollar glasses that have no lenses? And the only thing confirming authenticity is a note from someone who claims they were John Lennon’s? I’d have more confidence buying something out of Paris Hilton’s trashcan.”
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