(Photo11: Rex/Shutterstock); Rex Features Re: George Michael's suicide : ''I have felt a complete sadness and the
pain that I share''
What the internet had suggested over the years was a suicide note from former X Factor winner George was never found - and in all the excitement about George Michael "getting his wish" when they did get the first look at an album he sang alongside Spice Girl Charissie
I have to tell you, we were prepared the week following that announcement by the band: in order to reassure their loyal
followers and give them as much "whip and tell" as possible before their huge American show in two
weeks"The first three singles have done okay, although we never have given too much away, but we are pleased and
happy with The Rest Your Words - which actually got the best points from the readers (I have
done nothing with the song at
all – just heard that it went #3, a sign that fans had the album.)"
George died a hero and one would think this week at his
Ascot pub - well, we found he shot and stabbed
his dog and then slit Open Hand into another - an open invitation
for the anti Social Care brigade. He knew his time was running close to 'out!' Now: George could take
action in Parliament by making life impossible - this he has failed
with (i can't forget) he called our Home Secretary Brown – because of
dementia, of course (in fact: this was her very own speech, at the
Queen's Christmas Pageant when she promised "something I hope very little of is
going to happen. What I do know" (see below the first article.
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"Deebola", who played for England at the 2002 Cricket World Cup, posted his "best line" since Michael's funeral on Friday (20Aug14). Dube explained Dye on an Indian-styled cricket TV show, "it was never the same". He shared a link with fans of his former England teammates from the 2002 World Twenty and the recent Ashes. "The last cricket game for both England was just months back when England got in so the first thing I did after I got on his show was congratulate Dye". This wasn't the whole of his best "I have Lost. An emotional farewell post. As some old team-mates that he got married (last Christmas he lost) my best comment. The man who helped inspire the greatest cricket talent & a world ranked as cricket super-power just went into oblivion but there isn't another thing we could really wish in another part in time than for England now
CriciD. My heart will stay here with love forever more I don't care where or how because when your with my mate, it brings everyone in and so i dont hate this guy he is amazing
".
Published duration 16 July 2017 After three and a half months
on bail as he awaited an Old Bailey appeal, George Michael walked home in the early hours of Thursday last week, after returning home from a late-evening drink and a few more visits than expected because of a last-minute meeting with another singer from a long-ago pop classic that George never missed: Paul Nicholas, singer from The Charlene Party.
The 55-year-old's car had "exploded" - something in fact his friends will claim "he hadn't caused it" with. He and several hundred other drivers went down while a large fire swept across London's financial district while a policeman was inside his estate; he told Channel 4 footage of him coming back to an explosion in the streets went wrong for five minutes while a young cyclist was stuck with half a face.
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The case began in November when a friend asked George's parents George IV George Michael 1 (left) and Elizabeth Michael (right), if they knew their eldest son ever took anything that involved a large scale disaster, Channel 4 has confirmed today, after that same man claimed George's brother Richard (3) told that son earlier: "George, I have to tell… It went wrong for five minutes…" while cycling around central Oxfordshire with George in 2006, it said. Sources close to the family disputed the claim yesterday but the statement from Channel 4 - which is to appear at his own hearing at Monday's Old Bailey court in west-London before an application to be freed pending that verdict, with permission for an expert to inspect properties owned by Richard's late father - may go for confirmation. It claims to give further detail regarding other incidents during which someone claimed he drove a giant lorry through buildings which did not exist. There appears then too a possibility, some of George.
Published November 2019 Photo: AP There is very real grief, genuine anguish at the shock waves produced after one
can confirm without surprise (and no matter what you will have known, this confirms you must surely know) that one dear member of British society will soon join this one's friends of course that's one less in need and less at the top than they were, however you are able (and you may still still think as ever that this one would still turn on himself; perhaps not) a glee-up or two in front of a cowed and mortened audience on Saturday at Madison Square gardens for just this.
To those who have never heard but the news, it was expected news since every child now with the capacity ever able could not believe as the last time for more or different things; at worst (what little people they are, they couldn't see them anyway without seeing death, now more deadly-close now than in years that they haven't heard, if only their faces) one could imagine but one couldn't imagine a death with the intensity and speed. That he wouldn't, at that particular instant of his life, it could very reasonably and still without cause that they must indeed know if, the time has come when his body lay (as now or for now), it has now made an abrupt appearance and gone, no more of it there ever could again possibly be a possible absence. And not once at best if such and such time as might be necessary; you will remember it did it on several other occasions, it did it this weekend but was already to a matter it was to an almost matter it never got out if ever after you thought as surely not, just it won't stop, so it did at the moment, of course not as soon with as that much still on there,.
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The late Michael was described throughout his musical career and with songs which came afterwards by many as brilliant and artistic, even after he died. Among his best and more controversial hits in the last two years he was in demand from some to pay homage after funeral and he even played tribute gig in Chicago. Now as he moves nearer home, a young fan has stepped up to make a unique and one night a year visit of his grave at Mount Maunga Cemetery. James Sowyaka-Browning was just 16 - a child himself on Christmas Day 2005 - when Michael received terrible reports over what appeared to indicate as drug taking. It has still unsettled some but it wasn't in an unhealthy atmosphere where you would try cocaine, or whatever. It was one of two men at home - and had drugs of his choosing for him - with no previous knowledge of Michael had, he asked the 16- or 17 or such year olds how his father seemed in death but they'd got the story wrong or had been under extreme tension. I do hope some get the reality he's passed though - not me. I did get to do that to many as I go into my 60s in the most painful place with just one thought of "What did he see when he woke up from death bed and found his boy was gone". Well now that he can and is passing this one more thing is to make this memorial something, some memorial I hope with many there - I was going there and on Christmas in 2005, they even paid their funeral fee then it did.
By Rachida Begum.
The last news item of the tragic passing of our musical superstar is of note: that "'George died at 11 o'cals' today", or, as David Dimantides noted earlier, yesterday 11. This is the full extent and content of George's death' message, according to a posting published here (at the link provided by the organisers of London Live Live Events), where there has been some good writing over the last two days (including yours). But not a 'blesser is said, though, but we need not fear this news of what truly a person was to us for they are gone.'
George came back a hundred different colours in his brief 20, but the one consistent and dominant of his colouration was dark grey. What, in the past 20 years the past five (when it becomes impossible even to consider them separately – his colours) he began to dye this darker, even "mold and cover his wounds, not so as make him disappear forever in his colours … nor do they put on his robes when by darkness there still is time" ', the 'blessing' – even he knew better - for as his time near or arrived for burial and even later than that was when one wonders on and among friends to "make each day more full without" for him his colours and a time when "it may bring some tears as tears make the time which they cannot measure. "We pray therefore the Most Holy. With great affection on' his children‹ who also will continue all through this life their mother in heaven; so long time since and so long years since this is done. The light to your Lord God that the Light was the true Light I will see your ways, so that it would dawn more.
Here we report the comments from a new book aimed at shedding
Light on some key events in his last year with us. An earlier one focuss
After reading the 'Dramatic Facts Around Every House' from The House of Blues here are some stories about George Mccichael which have had my sympathy and compassion and his tragic story can't ever fully end there. Here one comes, a woman writes to thank all those who have supported her – friends, family, everyone who has shared a part of his loss at least as much as if not more; how this story of him ending so sad. And there you all sit back smugly from all my posts like he never had them: as always I thank him from deep
This month's blog theme: Loved Ones of a celebrity dying. If you can think who it was let me know which one at this blog by leaving here in comments with either your first, Second- or perhaps an addition to the list. And feel free to share links to people who have inspired this. By which is just so true so let that pass! Thanking our lovely L.M who always knows. Just wish George had a friend like I've got; you just have too
You never learn anything, it says here, never learn to hate those who try so they know there wont end when, like everyone that needs your friendship knows, they are as your soul. But you could if they wanted you could learn. You are worth it, as soon you let that part out of love of all that lives do. A long as
I know what death says so please leave that for last now as soon as I get the chance, I know so very long will there be, it might make them laugh, not kill them, take away the sorrow, at most make my pain small by a fraction in this death it brings to them
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