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More than 400 of David Lynch's personal items to be auctioned: Everything you need to know
More than 400 of David Lynch's personal items to be auctioned: Everything you need to know

Time Out

time8 hours ago

  • Business
  • Time Out

More than 400 of David Lynch's personal items to be auctioned: Everything you need to know

'I just had two cookies and a Coke. That's phenomenal.' That's what David Lynch said once, sitting in the backseat of a car with a floral garland around his name. The director, writer, and full-time surrealist clearly loved the little things in life. But the Blue Velvet and Mullholland Drive filmmaker, who passed away this January, also amassed a vast archive of film memorabilia, personal cameras, abstract paintings, erotic art books, coffee machines, and Lynch's own 'lunchbox with trinkets'. Now, all of them are up for auction thanks to L.A. auction house Julien's and vintage TV network Turner Classic Movies. With online bids already live, 'The David Lynch Collection' will face the hammer on June 18, 2025. As one can expect, the lineup of souvenirs is randomly assorted and quite diverse. In other words, Lynchian to the core. What items are on sale? The most sought-after items right now are understandably film-related memorabilia like Lynch's own personalized director's chair (current bid at $27,500), his personal 35 mm prints of Eraserhead (current bid at $22,500), and those velvety red curtains from Twin Peaks: The Return (current bid at $15,000). A deeper dive through the online catalogue also takes you through other facets of Lynch's quirky and whimsical life. For instance, if you scroll past the cinematic heavy hitters, you can catch a glimpse of Lynch, the craftsman. Many of the sofas and tables being auctioned were crafted by Lynch himself and are sourced from his home art studio. Etsy aficionados should keep an eye out for an incense holder, again made by the man himself. But beware, it's being bid at a whopping $7,000. Lynch's experimental and eerie choices weren't just reflected in his films but also in his music. Having scored most of his films, Lynch avidly recorded solo music and championed other musicians as well, be it Otis Redding or Lana Del Rey. So, it comes as little surprise that he also had an in-home music studio (aptly called Asymmetrical Music Studio), the relics of which are a part of the ongoing auction. These include a five-necked guitar (current bid at $7,000) that goes well with Lynch's unorthodox musical styles. Another highly prized possession is a sleek 1997 Parker Fly guitar with a sleek metallic black finish (current bid at $10,000). Other items include guitar pedals, synths, and even a bright blue ukulele. When it came to Lynch's book collection, the man had plenty of classic paperbacks, photography books, woodworking manuals, and some collections of nude and erotica art. A specific section is also devoted to his spiritual reads, owing to his long-time fascination with transcendental meditation. Books on Tibetan Buddhism, titles by spiritualist Deepak Chopra, and 'The Complete Book of Yogic Flying,' that kind of stuff. The auteur's many diverse interests in film, music, and spirituality are evident in the collection, but some items also reflect that he was a man very much like us. At $500, you can amass Lynch's collection of boardgames, including usual favourites like Scrabble and a 1000-piece jigsaw. A lunchbox full of nostalgia-inducing trinkets like a diecast car and a spinning top is also currently being bid at $1,250. And perhaps what made Lynch the most relatable to us mere non-Lynchian mortals was his love for a cup of Joe. Coffee is a recurring theme in the collection, which makes sense given how Lynch once told VICE that he finds 'a good friend' in a cup of coffee. Up for sale are commercial espresso grinders and home coffee machines, along with numerous Twin Peaks-themed coffee mugs. Which auction items are affordable for the average David Lynch fan? Hate to break it to you folks; nothing is worth a Coke and some cookies in the David Lynch Collection. Currently, the lowest bid goes to $300, which can get you an unappealing 'EcoloBlue Atmosphere Water Generator'. Add a hundred dollars more and you can get some light stands with carrying cases. The board games, a set of guitar amplifiers, and an exercise bike all go under the bid for $500 each. Seemingly plain dinner plates at $600; you get the rest. When is the auction happening? Online bids are already live, with the auction scheduled for June 18, 2025 at 10am PST at Los Angeles.

Tragic biker killed in horror crash with van on Scots road named by police
Tragic biker killed in horror crash with van on Scots road named by police

Scottish Sun

time6 days ago

  • Scottish Sun

Tragic biker killed in horror crash with van on Scots road named by police

His devastated family has asked for their privacy to be respected FATAL SMASH Tragic biker killed in horror crash with van on Scots road named by police A BIKER who died in a horror crash with a van on a Scots road has been named by cops. Julien Marchand, 48, was pronounced dead at the scene after a Ford Transit Luton van collided with his Triumph Tiger motorcycle on the A819 near Tullich, Aberdeenshire, on Friday, May 23. The driver of the van was uninjured. Police officers closed the road for around 10 hours following the tragedy. The force is continuing to carry out investigations into the circumstances surrounding Julien's death. They are appealing for anyone with information to come forward. Sergeant Kenneth Malaney said: 'Our thoughts remain with Julien's family and friends as they come to terms with their loss. 'Our enquiries to establish the full circumstances of the crash are ongoing and we are asking anyone who have any information to contact police. 'If you can assist our enquires in any way, please contact police on 101, quoting incident 2380 of 23 May 2025.' Elsewhere, an elderly woman has died after being involved in a horror two-vehicle crash. The fatal smash happened on the A75 between Gretna and Stranraer, near Skyreburn, Dumfries and Galloway, yesterday. Four people who died when their car careered up a pavement and ploughed into a building are said to have been students returning from a night out Meanwhile, a Scots park was sealed off by cops after a woman was allegedly attacked. Officers raced to Bent Park in Hamilton, Lanarkshire, after the alarm was raised last night just before midnight.

First picture of biker killed in horror crash with transit van in Argyll
First picture of biker killed in horror crash with transit van in Argyll

Daily Record

time6 days ago

  • Daily Record

First picture of biker killed in horror crash with transit van in Argyll

Julien Marchand was one of two biker's that lost their lives in the space of a 24 hours on Scotland's roads at the weekend. A biker who died in a horror crash with a transit van in Argyll has been named as 48-year-old Julien Marchand. Emergency services were called to the scene on the A819 near Tullich around 4.05pm on Friday, May 23, following a collision involving a Triumph Tiger motorcycle and a Ford Transit Luton van. ‌ Tragically, Julien, the rider of the motorbike, was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the van was not injured. ‌ Julien's devastated family have asked for privacy as they come to terms with their loss. The road was closed for around 10 hours to allow for a full crash i nvestigation to be carried out. Sergeant Kenneth Malaney of Police Scotland said: 'Our thoughts remain with Julien's family and friends as they come to terms with their loss.' ‌ 'Our enquiries to establish the full circumstances of the crash are ongoing and we are asking anyone who may have information to contact police. "If you can assist our enquiries in any way, please contact police on 101, quoting incident 2380 of 23 May 2025.' ‌ It is the second tragedy on Scotland's roads in less than 24 hours at the weekend. Another biker called Kris Leitch died in a crash in Ayrshire the next day. The 34-year-old was the rider of a blue and white Sherco 290 motorcycle. He crashed on Main Street, Auchinleck, at around 2.25am on Saturday, May 24. ‌ He was sadly pronounced dead at the scene. The road was closed for around six hours to allow for investigations to take place. Kris' family have asked for their privacy to be respected at this time. ‌ Sergeant Brian Simpson said: 'Our thoughts remain with Kris's family and friends as they come to terms with their terrible loss. 'Our enquiries to establish the full circumstances of the crash are ongoing and we are asking anyone who saw the motorbike prior to the crash, or has any dashcam footage, to please contact police. We are also keen to speak with anyone who attended the scene to assist but did not remain to provide their details to officers. 'If you can assist our enquiries in any way, please call police on 101, quoting incident 0082 of 24 May, 2025."

London Knights pick up second win at 2025 Memorial Cup as Dale Hunter sets record
London Knights pick up second win at 2025 Memorial Cup as Dale Hunter sets record

Global News

time26-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Global News

London Knights pick up second win at 2025 Memorial Cup as Dale Hunter sets record

Jacob Julien's goal with 5:07 remaining in the third period gave the London Knights a 3-1 victory over the host Rimouski Oceanic on Day 3 of the 2025 Memorial Cup tournament. Julien finished a three-way passing play started by Easton Cowan as Cowan gained the Oceanic blue line and sent a pass to the right of the slot to Kasper Halttunen and Halttunen put the puck to Julien and he put the puck in. Cowan would add an empty-net goal to seal things and give Dale Hunter the all-time lead in coaching wins at the Memorial Cup. He now has 15 which moves him one ahead of Don Hay who has coached the Kamloops Blazers and Vancouver Giants at the tournament. After a first scoreless period the Oceanic broke through when Mathieu Cataford got the puck to the front of the Knight ney and Eriks Mateiko poked it in to give Rimouski at 1-0 lead at the 2:14 mark of the second. Story continues below advertisement London tied the game on a shot by Henry Brzustewicz at 9:47 of the middle period when Brzustewicz skated in from the right point and wired a shot past Mathys Langevin and the teams went to the final 20 minutes with 1-1 showing on the scoreboard. Get daily National news Get the day's top news, political, economic, and current affairs headlines, delivered to your inbox once a day. Sign up for daily National newsletter Sign Up By providing your email address, you have read and agree to Global News' Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy The score sat that way until Julien's winner. Austin Elliott stopped 28 of 29 shots for London. Langevin made 33 saves for the Oceanic. The Knights were 0-for-1 on the power play and 4-for-4 on the penalty kill. Dale Hunter sets new mark for most wins at the Memorial Cup Dale Hunter's 15th victory at the memorial Cup has moved him into first place in all-time coaching victories. Hunter won four in London, Ont., in 2005, two more in Saskatoon, Sask., in 2013, four in Red Deer, Alta., in 2016 and then three games a year ago in Saginaw, Mich. Add those to the pair this year and Hunter is alone at the top of that chart. Up next London will have a day away from games on Monday, May 26 and will then play Gavin McKenna and the Medicine Hat Tigers on Tuesday, May 27 at 7 p.m. Story continues below advertisement Medicine Hat defeated Rimouski 5-4 on opening night of the tournament on a late goal by speedster Hunter St. Martin. Coverage will begin at 6:30 p.m., on 980 CFPL at and on the iHeart Radio and Radioplayer Canada apps.

Welsh triplets who starred in film with Keira Knightley set for 'world first' transplant
Welsh triplets who starred in film with Keira Knightley set for 'world first' transplant

Wales Online

time08-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Wales Online

Welsh triplets who starred in film with Keira Knightley set for 'world first' transplant

Welsh triplets who starred in film with Keira Knightley set for 'world first' transplant Julien, Eliot and Ryan Gregory are heading back to Wales for a "world first triplet hair transplant" after first capturing public attention on the day they were born at Witybush Hospital Julien, Eliot and Ryan Gregory are heading back to Wales for a "world first triplet hair transplant" Welsh siblings Julien, Eliot and Ryan Gregory are heading back to Cardiff for a "world first triplet hair transplant". The trio will all have surgery at the city's HeadQuarters clinic later this month. ‌ They first captured the attention of the public when they were born in July 1984 as they became the first triplets to be delivered at Witybush General Hospital. ‌ After a year in Wales, the family moved to England's South Coast. The brothers began their journey to fame at an early age. In an era before CGI, the brothers' identical features made them highly sought-after in TV and advertising. The trio will all have surgery at Cardiff's HeadQuarters clinic later this month. (Image: BBC ) Article continues below Married At First Sight Australia 2025 couples still together after final vows READ MORE: They were frequently cast in roles requiring twins, or occasionally all three, as a cost-effective and eye-catching solution for producers. Their on-screen credits include ITV's Teachers, BBC's MI High and CBBC's Kerching and they also starred alongside an unknown Keira Knightly in movie Innocent Lies. Commercial work includes campaigns from Renault Clio, Sky Movies and France's National Lottery. ‌ On the day of their 18th birthday, the triples became the three contestants on ITV's Blind Date with Cilla Black. In 2024, the trio signed for international agency ICM, home to huge names such as Robert Pattinson and Naomi Campbell. As well as modelling, the brothers starred alongside Keira Knightley movie Innocent Lies back in 1995 (Image: PR ) ‌ At 23, they decided to step away from the camera and build careers behind the scenes. Today, they were across public relations, recruitment and probate genealogy, a field which has brought Ryan back to the screen as a recurring figure in BBC's Heir Hunters. Julian and Ryan continue to live in London while Eliot has made a home in Valencia. The Gregory triplets have each carved out a distinct personal style as they've entered their 40s but will their hair transplants make them look alike more than they have in years? Article continues below For more information please visit here

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