Paul McCartney has revealed that John Lennon was the Beatles member most admired by the band during its heyday, while naming Ringo Starr as his favourite Beatle today. The music icon also shared a humorous story involving the song "When I'm Sixty-Four".
Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney will release his new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane on May 29. The record revisits his childhood memories in Liverpool and features the lead track Days We Left Behind, inspired by places from his early life.
Oscar-nominated filmmaker Sam Mendes is set to direct the films. Mendes plans to create four separate movies, each depicting the perspective of a different Beatles member, according to Variety.
At the tender age of 11, McCartney showcased his newly acquired harmonizing skills, a lesson from his father James, as he and his siblings aimed to emulate The Everly Brothers.
The Beatles legend Paul McCartney has spoken out again to clarify the track doesn't feature a digitally-generated likeness of the 'Imagine' singer's voice
PEOPLE shared that the avid vegetarian, 80, has written a letter pleading for the release of Jeymalyatha, who he says has "suffered more than enough" and deserves to spend the rest of her life being cared for at a sanctuary, reports aceshowbiz.com.
Los Angeles: A scathing letter from the Beatles legend John Lennon to Sir Paul McCartney is going up for auction. According to aceshowbiz.com, the late The Beatles legend, who was shot dead in 1980, wrote to his former bandmate days after the “Live and Let Die” hitmaker gave an interview critical of him and the […]
McCartney took to Twitter and shared a throwback photo of Lennon and him playing the guitar in the style of a violin. "Happy Birthday thoughts for John - Paul," he captioned the photo.
It was really good to be able to play music, and make up music, and put your thoughts and your fears and your hopes and your love into the music. It kind of saved me, I must say, for about the three or four months it took to make it
