News about Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy attempted to slip under the radar on Monday night, as they left a restaurant in Beverly Hills. The Beatles legend, 81, treated his wife of 13 years, 64, to an intimate dinner date at Italian eatery, Funke. Following their meal, the couple tried to make a lowkey exit by discreetly leave through the back entrance before being snapped.

A new book claims that Paul McCartney once fumed that the only way to have got John Lennon and Yoko Uno's friendship was 'to do everything they said'. The Beatle, 81, is reported to have made the remarks when speaking about the iconic band's 'toxic implosion' which led to John leaving the group in 1969 and in 1970 the split hit headlines when Sir Paul announced publicly that he was no longer working with the group. The late musician would go on to become embroiled in legal battles over the band's back catalogue which caused tension between him, his wife and former song-writing partner Sir Paul.

Sir Paul McCartney's international fame has made his brother Mike McCartney and the rest of his family feel inadequate, his comedian relative Ted Robbins claims. Phoenix Nights star Ted's late mother was the first cousin of Sir Paul and Ted, 68, has many happy memories of The Beatles musician attending family parties. But Ted says rock icon Sir Paul's fame meant his younger brother Mike always felt as if he was second best.

AN invitation to Knebworth House was never a humdrum affair. Fellow guests might include the Rolling Stones , Led Zeppelin , Queen or Oasis, whose sell-out concerts in the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties saw the place immortalised as the stately home of rock 'n' roll. Even so, there were some strict rules for overnight stays. 'It didn't matter who you might be sharing the bed with, you had to be out of your room by 10am because that's when the velvet rope was back in place and the paying public were let in,' recalls one regular visitor. 'If you were running late, you could stuff everything under the bed and sneak back later.' This was a rare concession from Knebworth's chatelaine Lady ­Cobbold, to those unwilling to break off their romantic entanglements until the last possible moment. For she had to manage the ­precarious business of keeping the house afloat with a sharp eye on the bottom line, even though it seemed at odds with her fey, hippyish beauty and other-worldly air. For decades, Chryssie Lytton ­Cobbold, who has died aged 83, and her late husband David, the 2nd Lord Cobbold, kept the family seat and its 250 acres of parkland afloat with a mixture of flamboyance, ­optimism and rock 'n' roll.

James McCartney and Sean Ono Lennon, sons of Liverpool band The Beatles' members Sir Paul McCartney and John Lennon, have released a single together. As they take their shots in the music industry, they have some enormous shoes to fill, but they're not the only 'nepo babies' in the world of music. The children of some very famous stars have made careers for themselves in the same industry, with varied success. (Top row L-R: Ravi Shankar, Billy Ray Cyrus, Neneh Cherry, Will Smith. Bottom row L-R: Norah Jones, Miley Cyrus, Mabel, Willow Smith).

The famed psychedelic Wings tour bus that housed rock legend Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney, his family and the band is heading for auction 22nd April. In a rare opportunity to snap up a time capsule of pop history, the double-decker bus that took the tour on the roads during the summer of 1972 Wings of Europe Tour is up for sale with Car & Classics with pre-bids already open.

James McCartney and Sean Ono Lennon have come together to release a new song together, following in the footsteps of their world famous fathers. Paul McCartney and John Lennon's sons have collaborated on a song titled Primrose Hill, which was released on Friday April 12 - and fans have gone wild for the track. Their father's are remembered as one of music's most powerful musical partnerships and it seems that fans are equally impressed by James and Sean's new duo.

Beyonce ́ celebrated the success of her country album in a huge pictorial spread on social media Saturday. Act II: Cowboy Carter, which includes a contribution from the hitmaker's daughter Rumi, six , has made music history since its release March 29. The singer and songwriter, 42, who is the first Black woman to have a number one country album, paid homage to woman who helped forge the way for her, wearing a black T-shirt with a photo of singer Linda Martell's Color Me Country album cover on it.

She's reportedly the highest-paid divorce lawyer in the UK, once nicknamed the 'steel magnolia' - a combination of feminine appearance and unbreakable will. With an impressive list of celebrity clients to her name, including  Prince Charles, Paul McCartney, Stephen Hawking and Liam Gallagher, now Shackleton, 67, has returned to the spotlight, reportedly advising Australian actress Isla Fisher in her separation from husband Sacha Baron Cohen. Even so, her most famous clients have been royal -  most notably King Charles when he was negotiating his messy divorce from Diana in 1996.

Harrison Ford looked like he was having the time of his life at the Hollywood Bowl with his wife Calista Flockhart. The long-time couple took in the Jimmy Buffet tribute show and was spotted in the audience singing along and dancing. The Shrinking star, 81, had a huge smile on his face as he watched Dave Grohl , Paul McCartney , The Eagles, Bon Jovi, Jackson Browne and others pay tribute to the late Magaritaville singer. The Raiders of the Los Ark actor waved his arms around while he grooved to the music while wearing a blue button-down and a black overcoat. The Ally Mc Beal actress, 59, wore a grey top with a crossbody handbag as she watched her husband enjoying himself.

Sir Paul McCartney has revealed he was left 'so embarrassed' when he tried to play lead guitar with the Beatles as he 'totally froze' on stage.  The music legend, 81, was part of the iconic rock group alongside John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr but explained when he tried playing lead guitar during an early gig instead of bass, he 'could not move my fingers'. Speaking on the Paul McCartney: A Life in Lyrics podcast, he explained: 'Mind you, when I first met John. He didn't play guitar, because I had to show him guitar chords because he'd been taught by his mum [Julia], and she only knew banjo chords.

The gruesome family heirloom was worth a staggering five-figure sum, according to an Antiques Roadshow visitor. The repeat episode of Sefton Park in Liverpool on Sunday unearthed some shocking antiques, including a collection of items that had previously belonged to an executed Earl. Following the Battle of Worcester, James Stanley, the 7th Earl of Derby, came to a tragic conclusion. Despite the fact that the collection of items relating to the Earl's tragic conclusion was expected to be worth between £18,000 and £22,000, the owner believed selling the items would be a "travesty."

On Sunday evening, Sir Paul McCartney and his daughter Stella dined out. The fashion designer, 52, took to Instagram Stories to post a portrait of herself and her famous father, 81, while others waited on. Sir Paul, a Beatles legend, could be seen with a massive pepper grinder for his salad in this humourous snap.

Fiona Shackleton, Britain's most prominent divorce lawyer, has worked with A-list celebrities such as Paul McCartney, Liam Gallagher, and Madonna during their expensive and often photographed splits. Baroness Shackleton, 67, has now been in touch with actress Isla Fisher in 2022, long before her estrangement from her estranged husband Sacha Baron Cohen. Fisher, 48, is said to have casually contacted Baroness Shackleton, who charges £550 per hour, many years before the actress revealed she had to leave Baron Cohen last week. When representing Beatles legend McCartney during the couple's divorce in 2008, Baroness Shackleton was reportedly doused with water in court by a tumultuous Heather Mills. Mills, the solicitor, was reassured that after the ex model Mills received only £24 million of the £125 million she had requested.

The Beatles returned to the BBC on Sunday evening, at least in a demeanor, after the initial pencil drawing of their first band logo appeared on Antiques Roadshow. Mark Hill was ecstatic to learn that the drawings were made for one of Ringo Starr's drums in 1962, just before the band became one of the world's most influential and profitable organizations of all time. Hill, the band's hometown city, was given a fascinating run on the artwork by its owner, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Starr, who signed their first album contract.

According to a recent biography about his band the Beatles, Yoko Ono allegedly told the late John Lennon how to get heroin. The Sunday Times has published a number of new excerpts from the book All You Need Is Love. The book includes interviews with former Beatles members Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, as well as John's widow Yoko.

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On Thursday, Paul McCartney demonstrated that he is a full member of the BeyHive by applauding Beyonce's version of his song Blackbird. The 81-year-old iconic musician took to his Instagram to post a touching note about Beyonce's latest album Cowboy Carter, as well as a black-and-white snapshot of the singers together. I am so pleased with [Beyoncé's] interpretation of my song Blackbird,' he wrote. "I think she does a superb job, and it reinforces the civil rights message that inspired me to write the book in the first place.' I think Beyoncé has produced a fab version and would recommend to anyone who hasn't heard it yet. You are going to love it!'

The hitman, 81, was seen enjoying the Caribbean sun with his wife, Nancy, 64, as he took a dip in the ocean. Paul looked remarkably relaxed as he frolicked in the ocean, sporting vibrant swimming shorts and a navy blue long-sleeved top.

After heading to St Barts for their annual Easter getaway, Paul McCartney enjoyed some well-deserved downtime with his wife Nancy on Wednesday. The hitman, 81, was seen on the beach with his spouse of 13 years, 64, before taking a dip into the ocean. Paul certainly made the most of the Caribbean sun during his relaxing beach day, sporting vibrant swimming shorts and a black top.

Beyonce sent her raving followers into a ruckus over the long-awaited debut of her latest country music, Cowboy Carter, on Friday. Though the 27-track record is already being praised by fans and critics, the hitmaker commemorated the occasion by posing for a jaw-drooping rifle. Beyonce posed in a slew of rustic looks, including daring denim chaps, a sex nude dress, and a plunging studded shirt, showcasing her stunning figure.

Some celebrities are not afraid to put their foot down when it comes to what they want, from refusals to solely silent chauffeurs to requests for an abundance of puppies to completely silent chauffeurs, to demands for a slew of puppies or even portable toilet seats. MailOnline looks at some of celebs' most bizarre and downright bizarre requests.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: She was reportedly ill when she gave her son David, the only house she had ever owned - Les Jolies Eaux - on the Caribbean island of Mustique, he sold it to an American venture capitalist. However, Princess Margaret was saved from the humiliation of seeing a pair of her riding boots go under the hammer. I can see that fate has departed them now, thanks to none other than her daughter-in-law, Serena, who 'amicably' divorced from David Linley, Earl of Snowdon, four years ago. Serena has sold the boots, which were made by Maxwell of London, along with 173 other lots, to a virtual auction held by Dreweatts next month with an estimate of £300 to £500. Serena, the daughter of Queen Margarita of Belgium, is also offloading a charcoal drawing given to Princess Margaret by King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola of Belgium on their first visit to London in 1963.

Following a remarkable career as one of the few contemporary British artists to have a reputation outside of their home country, Paolozzi, a young talent, will become a 'Sir,' the nef. His genius turned discarded garbage into bronze and the ephemeral into the everlasting, being named the 'godfather of Pop Art.'