This is awfully interesting. It&'s not perfect, obviously, but if you were to tilt George and John to the side a bit, it&'d be close.

The Beatles/iTunes rumors are seemingly as old as time itself (well, iTunes times, at least). Every year we have a rumor that it&'s happening. And every year we have disappointment. This could well be the same story, but what a strange coincidence.

I&'m not believing anything until I see Paul and Ringo (incidentally, the two in perfect position) in my browser (or iTunes) tomorrow being streamed live.

Like everyone else, we&'ll be tuning in tomorrow (at 7 AM PT �a4���a4� thanks, Apple) to see exactly what this iTunes announcement is.

Update: Not to fan the flames more, but&8230' A little birdie with close ties to the music industry says that they&'ve heard The Beatles on iTunes is set to launch in times for the holidays&8230' Take it with a grain of salt, but, yeah&8230'

Update 2: It&'s also interesting that November 16 is the anniversary of the first time The Beatles were shown on TV in the U.S. (no, it wasn&'t the Ed Sullivan show, which was about 5 weeks later).

Update 3: And here comes the wave of articles with various other tidbits and potential confirmations. That image guess above is starting to look pretty good now.