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Showing posts with label Sir Paul McCartney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sir Paul McCartney. Show all posts

Friday, August 21, 2009

And the last Beatles song will be…

We admit we may be playing into the hands of a marketing campaign designed to eke out as much publicity as possible for the new Beatles interactive “Rock Band” video game on Sept 9. But we couldn’t resist what is a rather intriguing question.

What will be the last Beatles song available for fans to “virtually” play from a list of 45 tunes for the new game? Today, the makers announced 19 more titles that will come with the game including “Ticket to Ride,” “Come Together,” “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds” and “A Hard Day’s Night” – bringing the list to 44.

Other songs previously announced for the Fab Four’s first digital release after years of shunning websites like iTunes include “Yellow Submarine”, “Day Tripper,” “I Am The Walrus,” “Get Back” and “Eight Days A Week.”

But some of the band’s biggest hits are not on the list and could still sneak into the game, including “Hey Jude”, “We can Work It Out” and “Yesterday.”

So what do fans hope for, as they dream of the day they can strum their plastic guitars in their lounges and make all their troubles seem so far away?

Sunday, April 12, 2009

Paul McCartney's Stella genes

Former Beatles Paul McCartney (L) and Ringo Starr speak at a news conference where David Lynch's foundation announced an initiative to teach one million at-risk youth to meditate, in New York, April 3, 2009.

Sir Paul McCartney says his daughter Stella's success is down to "good genes".

The Beatles legend insists Stella - who is a renowned fashion designer - was destined for greatness because she had him and his late wife Linda as parents.

He said: "Well, the genes are there. She's a very clever girl."

Paul made the comments after Stella was honoured at the Natural Resources Defense Council's (NRDC) annual Forces For Nature benefit in New York for her environmental work.

The 37-year-old designer is a staunch vegetarian - like her mother, who promoted her meat-free lifestyle with her own range of vegetarian foods - who refuses to use fur or leather for her label.

Paul added: "She's very brave, and she has solid principles that she's stuck with against all odds, so I respect her for that. I'm a very proud dad."

Speaking before the ceremony, NRDC chairman president Frances Beinecke said: "Stella demonstrates that you can be a protector of the environment and a leader of industry at the same time."

The event had a green theme, with actor Alec Baldwin arriving in an environmentally-friendly hybrid Sports Utility Vehicle.

Monday, February 9, 2009

Stars shine 2009 Grammy Salute to Industry Icons event

British singer Paul McCartney gets a kiss on the cheek by actress Penny Marshall at the 2009 Grammy Salute to Industry Icons event, honoring Clive Davis in Beverly Hills, California February 7, 2009.
Singer Kanye West speaks at the 2009 Grammy Salute to Industry Icons event honoring Clive Davis in Beverly Hills, California February 7, 2009.


Sunday, December 7, 2008

European MTV Awards

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Ex Beatle Sir Paul McCartney was given a special gong at the MTV Europe Music Awards in his home city of Liverpool on Thursday.U2 frontman Bono presented him the Ultimate Legend Award.Here's a gallery on the event.


British musician Sir Paul McCartney arrives for the 2008 European MTV Awards in Liverpool, England, Thursday, Nov. 6, 2008.