Sir Paul McCartney relished the “competitive” nature of his relationship with John Lennon.The iconic duo penned some of the most famous songs in history during their days with the Beatles,
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What do Miles Davis, Andy Warhol, John F Kennedy, Mahatma Gandhi, Alfred Hitchcock, Albert Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci and, now, the Beatles have in common? Quite apart from the enormous
Sir Paul McCartney sang: ‘Baby you can drive my car.’Yesterday the offer was taken up by an anonymous bidder who paid £1,345,500 at auction for a 1964 Aston Martin DB5,
By Pelican Bomb When you think of Yoko Ono, do you imagine something aside from the music mania and the frenzied political climate of the 1960s? Are you able to
The thing is when you go to a Paul McCartney show and hear Beatles songs you are mostly hearing Beatles
He’s one of the most famous people on the planet and has been performing on stage for almost six decades.
A NORTH INDIAN state will mark the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ visit to the country in the spring next
Currently in Australia for the ‘One on One’ tour, the legendary Sir Paul McCartney took time between his big shows
The director of a wildly popular 1960’s cartoon is in the Tri-State.Ron Campbell, director of The Beatles’ Saturday morning cartoon
One of the questions I’m most often asked is, “If you could interview anybody in the world, who would you pick?”It’s a difficult question.When somebody asks it, they imagine that
