Macca's 'Meat Free Mondays' beefed up by Hindu support
Sir Paul McCartney's campaign to fight 'climate change' by asking people to forgo meat one day a week has received the backing of an acclaimed Hindu statesman.»
Paul McCartney News
Nelson Mandela curates hip new London festival
Eminem will apparently make his return to the live stage at Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday party, held in London’s Hyde Park this summer»
Sir Paul fell poorly: ex-Beatle had heart op' in secret
It has emerged that Sir Paul McCartney underwent heart surgery in the autumn of 2007 following consultation with a Harley Street doctor»
Naaah nah nah nanah nanaaah: Yorke spurns McCartney
Radiohead’s Thom Yorke recently spurned the advances of lax-jowled former Beatle Paul McCartney.»
Paul McCartney plays Camden, tonight...
Anyone care? You? Great... but if you want to go you'd better get your skates on - wristbands have been available for almost an hour already...»
All you need is love? Seems unlikely, Sir Paul
Hi. We're Heat magazine. Yes, yes, I know what you typed into your browser, but trust me: we are Heat magazine...»
Sir Paul rejects Brit Award honour
Sir Paul McCartney reportedly turned down the Brit Awards' Outstanding Contribution to Music gong for fear of seeming past it...»
Bob and Macca to Judge the New Idols?
Is Bob Dylan going to rule the roost over wannabe pop stars in the US?»
Glastonbury: Eavis says lottery is the only way
In the latest twist to the Glasto ticket saga, it seems Michael Eavis looks set to take up our suggestion of using a lottery system to distribute tickets.»
Glasto Sells Out
All 112,000 tickets for the Glastonbury Festival have now sold out. The universal feeling however, is one of positivity at the much fairer distribution process, despite the frustrations of those caught up in the meltdown.»
Macca Nat King Cole Hit Beatles Tune
The Beatles’ world famous hit 'Yesterday' is said to have been influenced by 'Answer Me', originally recorded by Frankie Laine, David Whitfield and Nat King Cole. A bunch of musicologists (old men who probably used to be gynaecologists but got struck off) have declared that Macca neve»
The Beatles: Overated?!
Sir Paul McCartney has turned his hand to another musical instrument, this time a stick of celery.
According Radio 1, the former Beatle munched away on the vegetable on a track for Super Furry Animals' new album.
Sir Paul chomped in time to the rhythmn on the song 'Receptacle For »
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