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“George Harrison: The Reluctant Beatle” (Scribner), Harrison’s reaction wasn’t out of character — if anything, it displayed his “tactless gene” at its worst.Critically, argues Norman, it was the also culmination of years spent in the shadow of Lennon and McCartney, The Beatles’ principal songwriters.Soon after Harrison finally woke up, he issued a more reasoned statement about Lennon’s passing. “I am shocked and stunned.

Coronation Street's Carla Connor confides in Roy Cropper this week as she starts to work out what really happened to her earlier this year. Viewers will recall that murderer Stephen Reid was drugging Carla with LSD to make her think that she was having another psychotic episode. His evil plan worked, and despite Carla saying that some of her symptoms were different to the ones that she experienced during her other episodes.

Count Deepak Chopra among the medical experts who see enormous promise in psychedelic substances like psilocybin or “magic mushrooms.”

A talking horse was the final straw for Ozzy Osbourne.

Operation Julie: A Rock Opera, will open tonight (July 30) at the Aberystwyth Arts Centre in Wales. It’ll run at the venue until Saturday August 13, with 17 shows booked between now and then, before it moves to Theatr Brycheiniog for three shows between Wednesday August 24 and Friday 26, and finally to Theatr Y Lyric for three shows between Wednesday August 31 and Friday September 2.The show is being staged by Theatr na nÓg, with the official logline describing it as “Breaking Bad meets The Good Life” and teasing a soundtrack of ‘70s prog-rock.

These men are the UK's most wanted, sought in connection with crimes including murder, drug dealing and rape. The National Crime Agency says these 26 men are their most wanted targets.

Breaking Bad and The Good Life.But in the mid-70s, a tranquil backwater of west Wales was the unlikely setting for one of the biggest LSD operations the world has ever seen.To the locals, the couple who masterminded it probably just seemed like another pair of newcomers who had arrived from across the border in search of country living. They grew vegetables and bred goats - even showing the animals to a standard that made them the talk of the agricultural show circuit.However, scientist Richard Kemp and his GP girlfriend Christine Bott were in fact helping to manufacture and ship massive quantities of the mind-bending drug from a lab they'd set up in the basement of a remote mansion in the quiet village of Carno.

“All I Ever Wanted: A Rock ‘n’ Roll Memoir” is full of bombshells of the rocker’s time in the spotlight.The 63-year-old detailed her experiences in the popular girl band, her tough Texas childhood and partying with Rod Stewart.She also shockingly revealed that she did LSD and got pregnant as a pre-teen.Valentine wrote that while she and her group were revered by their male peers, music executives gave them the moniker “pop sweethearts” and refused to take them seriously. “If ‘pop sweethearts’ did acid at Graceland, threw up on the floor at fancy restaurants, cheated on their boyfriends, took nasty Polaroids, made out with girls, watched fringe porn, and stayed up all night writing songs and playing guitars, well, maybe their stupid label might fit,” she wrote.Valentine was born in Austin, Texas, and was raised by a single mom.

Three-time American Idol contestant David Willis was arrested last Friday for drug possession, TMZreported.The singer was pulled over by police in Lake County, Florida because of a malfunctioning headlight.Upon being pulled over, the outlet reported that officers could 'smell marijuana billowing from the car and proceeded to search the vehicle.' Booked:Three-time American Idol contestant David Willis was arrested last Friday for drug possession, TMZ reportedPolice said they found a grinder and squares of aper which later tested positive for the hallucinogenic substance LSD. Officers also said that Willis admitted to smoking marijuana with a friend before getting behind the wheel but also claimed that the LSD was not his.Willis was arrested and processed on possession of a controlled substance which is a third-degree felony.

VICE TV.Opening up about the unusual courtship, she added: “That was the beginning of one of the most meaningful relationships in my life.“He had two main emotions which were passionate love and hateful jealousy.”She also said their cuddles last up to half an hour and that Birdie gave her “little tiny kisses” to her pupils.And Amanda added: “He’d always be swooping off somewhere and he could never make out why I didn’t go with him, a pathetic human cripple who couldn’t fly.”She now has a painting showing Birdie sitting on her window ledge and she proudly displays it in her home in Oxfordshire.At the time of the romance, Amanda was on a psychedelic journey after she started experimenting with LSD in the 1960s.And Amanda’s psychedelic journey even led her to drilling a hole in her own head.The crazy ancient practice is called trepanning and the aim is to expand consciousness and to reduce stress.And Amanda, inspired by her former scientist lover Bart Hughes, drilled a hole into her skull with a dental drill in 1970.The then 27-year-old even made a film about the painful experience called Heartbeat in the Brain.It was screened in New York but footage is now believed to be lost.The experiment, condemned by medical professionals, gave Amanda a notorious reputation.But since then she is better known for her belief in the “transformative and therapeutic power” of LSD and she is now the founder of the Beckley Foundation.LSD - also known as acid - is a hallucinogenic drug that creates illusions known as trips.It was created by chemist Albert Hoffmann in 1938 who later became an ally of Amanda.The CIA bought the world’s supply of LSD before experimenting on government officials, doctors, CIA agents, mentally ill patients, the

home, described as a “private nightclub on top of the world” has gone on sale.Price at around £10 million, the five-bedroom, seven-bathroom home is located on the sought after Sunset Plaza Drive in Los Angeles.And it is the interior is where it really divides opinions. Hallways are adorned with what looks like gold paint, featuring several headless bodies, while an built-in spa looks like a cave, with gold paint and similarly-styled furnishings.And one bedroom looks like something the Greek god Hades would be proud of, as it has a strange dark blue textured wall covering, more golden headless bodies, a steel couch and a strange round light fitting that looks a lot like some kind of demonic cult symbol on the ceiling.And there's an in-built nightclub, with custom lighting and a massive dance floor.It also has everything you would expect from a Hollywood home – a pool, cinema, Grotto with jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and large Penthouse.And it overlooks like famed-Sunset Strip, too.It is also probably part of one of house famous open top tour bus routes, as the house has appeared on several televisions shows, including E Entertainment News, CNN Money, Wealth TV, Million Dollar Rooms, NY Post, LA Home of the Week and more.On social media, one user said: “This house is a whole mood.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection have confirmed that Vic Mensa was arrested at Washington D.C.'s Dulles International Airport on Saturday (January 15) after border officials allege they found illegal drugs in his luggage.

A Paisley man who took an LSD tablet and threatened to rape police officers has been fined over £4000.

2 hours 45 minutes, with one intermission. At the Vivian Beaumont Theater, 150 West 65th St.Being the only sober person in a room full of drunks is never any fun.

The Beckley Foundation, a think tank and non-profit NGO dedicated to pioneering psychedelic research in the UK, which Feilding set up in 1998. In 2019, out of the foundation, came Beckley Psytech, a start-up, which in August announced it had raised a cool £58 million in research funding to address ‘neurological and psychiatric disorders through the novel application of psychedelic medicines’.And so I have come to talk to her about it, and find out where it all began.Feilding, who has been open about her personal use of LSD, first achieved notoriety in 1970 when she trepanned herself – literally drilled a hole in the front of her skull with a dentist’s drill – and made a film about it called Heartbeat in the Brain.The ancient practice of

Bobby Gillespie has spoken for the first time about his terrifying experience of taking LSD near East Kilbride with rock band The Jesus and The Mary Chain.

JoJo Siwa's Pride Party took a scary turn after authorities were reportedly called to her home in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles for a possible overdose.The 18-year-old singer was celebrating her first Pride as a member of the LGBTQ+ family when 'cops and paramedics responded to the call' after 8 p.m. on Wednesday, according to TMZ.A 30-year-old male guest allegedly 'showed up to the party high' and 'OD'd on LSD' before he was transported to a local hospital.

Reading and Cardiff.For those lucky few, Friday’s skills and talents drew many plaudits.

Detectives in California seized over $1 million in various hallucinogens and other illicit narcotics from a residential home that was also operating as a drug lab, authorities said Tuesday. Investigators executed a search warrant at a residence in Oildale, located just north of Bakersfield, on Thursday and discovered nearly 23 pounds of the hallucinogen dimethyltryptamine (DMT), worth an estimated street value of $1,040,568, the Kern County Sheriff’s Office said.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxA man who bludgeoned his wife and an elderly pensioner to death during a psychotic episode triggered by LSD has been convicted of murder. Daniel Appleton, 38, was heard shouting "I could murder you" before he beat his wife Amy, 32, to death with a metal pole on their driveway on December 22 2019.

Federal prosecutors announced Friday that 13 people, including current and former University of Texas students, were charged in connection to a massive LSD, fentanyl, and methamphetamine trafficking and money laundering scheme meant to peddle drugs to college kids in the Austin metropolitan area that was supplied, in part, by a marijuana farm in Portland. The defendants allegedly conspired to distribute LSD, fentanyl, and methamphetamine in the Austin metropolitan area and other locations since April 2019 and also conspired to launder the proceeds, the Justice Department announced Friday.