News about Mary McCartney

On Tuesday, Kate Hudson shared a series of racy throwback photos on Instagram. The now-44-year-old actress posed various lingerie sets and even requested to appear topless at one point while rolling around in a bed.

On Friday night, Natalie Appleton and her pal Kate Thornton were all dressed up for a wild night at Mel C's 50th birthday celebrations. The friends arrived at the Koko concert venue in Camden for a night of revelry. Natalie posed as a chic figure in her fashionable red beret adorned with a bejewelled heart and the word 'Fight.'

When in Brazil to perform a mystery club gig in Brazil, Sir Paul McCartney shared a Beatles reunion snap with Sir Ringo Starr. For his daughter Mary's latest cookbook Feeding Creativity, the Beatles sensation, 81, posed with his late bandmate Sir Ringo, 83. The pair is seen beaming as they share a delectable vegetarian pasta in the film "Reunion".

It was the sculpture that first caught the eye for several of the villagers. When Soak Becomes Spill, a six-meter stainless steel bucket overflowing with pots and cooking utensils that had previously sat outside London's V&A, appeared in Braemar outside the defunct Invercauld Arms hotel in August. The rare work of art sparked some curiosity. 'Challenging,' was one local's remark.' Another said, 'Bizarre.' 'It's very different for Braemar,' Geva Blackett, a local councillor, said, "but that doesn't mean it's wrong." Just as well. If the latest designs are anything to go by, the millionaire Swiss couple who built the sculpture in Braemar are just getting off, as shown by the photo.

Feeding Creativity is McCartney's third book of vegetarian recipes; she and her fashion designer sister Stella co-created one; Vegetarianism used to be the favored cause of cranks and sandal-wearing lefties, but it has long since gone mainstream, and veggie cookbooks have topped the bestseller list.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Money can't buy you love, but it does help you meet people in some interesting social circles. Bill Gates' daughter is having a passionate affair with Sir Paul McCartney's grandson, as well as the other characters. Arthur Donald, 24, the elder son of photographer Mary McCartney and her first husband, TV actress Alistair Donald, has been ruled out by Phoebe Gates, 21, whose Microsoft founder father, Robert Johnson, has a fortune of £88 billion. Macca's worth is estimated at £950 million, by comparison. Phoebe has posted this picture of her with Arthur, a New York-based climate investor, on a balcony in Paris.

As they drove themselves to church in Crathie Kirk this morning, the monarch and Queen Camilla (pictured) seemed relaxed. Queen Charles, 74, opted for a tweed jacket, but Queen Camilla wore an emerald ensemble.

As he chastised Hollywood for churning out "not very good" blockbusters, the Beatles legend, 81, expressed his unvarnished views on the state of modern cinema. He made his remarks while being interviewed by Hollywood actor Stanley, 62, to celebrate his latest photo exhibit, Paul McCartney Photographs 1963-64: Eyes Of The Storm.

During his time in the Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney was almost hit by a car on the iconic crossing from his Abbey Road album cover. Sir Paul's daughter Mary, 53, reported that her father was seriously wounded in the district where the 1969 cover was shot. Mary revealed that the near-miss occurred when she was trying to recreate the zebra crossing time in her latest film, If These Walls Could Talk.

Mary McCartney has confessed that making her latest film about the famed Abbey Road studios made her'sad' at times, as she was reminded of her late mother Linda. Photographer Mary, 53, produces the Disney+ documentary If These Walls Could Sing, with the film revealing the "untold tale of the Abbey Road studio," which is still considered "the heart of the music industry." And in a new interview, Mary told how walking in is always emotional. They came from the studio where photographs of her mother and father Paul performing in their band Wings were still hanging on the walls.

When recreating The Beatles' famous Abbey Road snap, Mary McCartney confessed that her father Paul McCartney was 'disgraced himself.' The 53-year-old described how she carried her beloved Jet to the famous recording studio, who couldn't avoid repeating The Beatles' famous album cover. Her father laughs about how the small horse 'disgraced himself' on the pedestrian crossing in the forthcoming Disney+ documentary If These Walls Could Sing.

On Monday night, the stars braved London's freezing temperatures for the premiere of the highly awaited Abbey Road Studios documentary If These Walls Could Sing. Mary McCartney, the Disney+ film's producer, was aided by her family, including Beatles legend Paul, who appears in the film, as well as her fashion designer sister Stella. Mel C, who produced the band's second album Spiceworld in 1997, was the subject of a glam exit in her striped mini dress.

On Monday, Mel C appeared flawless on the red carpet of Disney's original documentary If These Walls Could Sing's premiere at London's historic Abbey Road Studios. The singer, 48, wore a navy blue and black stripe mini dress with a plunging neckline, which revealed her bra. Melanie wore a pair of chunky black platform boots to lift a few inches to her stature.

Mary McCartney, 53, is the producer of the new Disney film. Stella McCartney, 51, looked stylish in an oversized brown coat at the London premiere of If These Walls Could Sing on Monday. In her wintery jacket, which she wore over a midi length slip dress, the designer daughter of Beatles icon Sir Paul, 80, was chic.

As they reunited at the premiere of If These Walls Could Sing on Monday, Mary McCartney welcomed Paul's Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr. The photographer, 53, who cut a chic figure in a black minidress and a sparkly necklace, was delighted to see the 82-year-old at the Disney+ London event. In attendance, 80-year-old Paul himself, who dazzled in a black coat and a coordinating shirt as he posed alongside his wife Nancy, 63, was also present.

On Wednesday, Mike Myers performed a special plus one. At the premiere of Mary McCartney's Disney+ documentary If These Walls Could Sing, the Austin Powers actor was seen hand in hand with his son, 11-year-old Spike Myers, at the New York City premiere. Kelly Tisdale, Spike's mother, was introduced to the actor in 2010. They also have children Paulina and James, age seven, and eight on Sunday, and they're looking forward to their eighth birthday.

On Wednesday, Mike Myers appeared youthful and rosy-cheeked as he watched Mary McCartney's Disney+ documentary If These Walls Could Sing's premiere in New York City. After a six-season run on Saturday Night Live, the comedian, 59, who prominently helmed the Bond parody film franchise, Austin Powers, brought along his and wife Kelly Tisdale's son Spike, 11. Mike and Kelly, who married in 2010, also shared their daughters on Sunday, Molly, eight, and Paulina, seven.

RICHARD EDEN: Kate Moss' introduction of a 'wellness' line was always an unexpected change of career for a woman known for her hedonistic lifestyle. However, I can tell you that the supermodel is embroiled in a tense court fight with a pharmaceutical company over the name of her much-hyped new brand, Cosmoss. Moss, 48, applied to the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) earlier this year to trademark Cosmoss for a variety of industries, from aromatherapy candles, vitamin powder, and teas to newspapers, videos, and home furnishings.

When he stepped out in London on Friday to speak with a friend for coffee, Sir Paul McCartney's lookalike son James cut a casual figure. For his low-key outing, the 45-year-old dressed down in a charcoal denim jacket and carried a guitar case. As he stepped out before sitting at an outdoor café table where he chatted with a pal, James looked up and relaxed.

On Wednesday evening, the daughter of Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney and his partner Linda appeared in good spirits as she celebrated a rare outing with her husband Simon Aboud. In a silk blue mini dress teamed with a towering pair of black heels, the photographer, 53, arrived ready for the date night.

Following Queen Elizabeth's death (pictured), Google Maps users have noticed a sobering update to the app. Her Majesty died peacefully at Balmoral on September 8, aged 96. Since then, the company has gotten rid of a special 'Easter Egg' that royal followers could enjoy while using Street View. When switching to this mode, a small yellow human-shaped figure named PegMan appears, showing that map users can move around the map. In a facsimile of the Queen, the figure would wear a crown, white frock, and blue sash. PegMa'am was a special character in this story (pictured).