In 1964, a 13-year-old student at London's Barbara Speake Stage School was hired as an extra for the Beatles' first movie, A Hard Day's Night.
He was sent to the Scala Theatre and placed in the audience while the Beatles filmed their concert sequence.
His job was simple: be one of the screaming young Beatles fans.
When the movie came out, he looked for himself but couldn't find the footage.
Thirty years later, producer Walter Shenson gave him the unused film from that day. He went through it until he finally found his 13-year-old self in the audience.
The performance was "You Can't Do That," which had been cut from the finished film.
The kid in the middle of this photo went on to have quite a music career of his own.
That 13-year-old was Phil Collins.
🇺🇸Journalist: "You have been at war with Iran for Six months now."
🇺🇸Trump: "Well, we were in Vietnam for 21 years."
🇺🇸Journalist: "So you lied to Americans that you would finish it within two days, then ten days, then a month and here we are, half a year later." 🔥👏
🇺🇸Trump: "Be quiet. You’re a fake reporter."
🇺🇸Reporter: "You have to apologize to the citizens. You are a serial liar."
🇺🇸Trump: "Get out of here."
American journalists are literally cooking Trump 💪
🇺🇳🇮🇱 NEW: The UN officially declared the Gaza Strip a genocide zone, stating that Israel is deliberately targeting children and infants.
It took the UN three full years to reach this conclusion.
🇮🇱🇵🇸 Destrozan equipos médicos dentro de los hospitales de Gaza.
Se filman haciéndolo.
Luego lo publican para divertirse.
Soldados israelíes, en sus propias imágenes.