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August 31,
2006 -
BBC News:
Beatles to sue over royalty claim ;
Times:
Beatles court showdown for EMI ;
Telegraph:
Beatles free to sue EMI ;
p2pnet.net: Beatles accuse EMI
of fraud ;
(update)
Associated
Press Business News: EMI Likely To Try To Block Beatles Suit ;
The
Washington Times: Gospel of the Fab Four ;
The
Rock Radio: George Harrison's son says Yellow Submarine holds bad
childhood memories ;
Daily
Post: Beatles fans clamour to be first guests at hotel ;
Beatles
Story Museum: Beatles For Sale – Only £30! ;
Rye
and Battle Today: Sir Paul's reprieve .
August 29, 2006 -
Contra
Costa Times: It was 40 years ago today ... ;
Oroville
Mercury Register: Forty years ago today, Beatles played final concert
at Candlestick ;
Hollywood
Reporter: 'Lennon' docu could score Oscar nom ;
Cinema
Blend: The Beatles Continue Their Reign Of Brilliance ;
The Herald: Beatles
back on top after poll of nation’s favourite No 1 albums ;
Law.com:
Beatles Reunite to Sue Record Companies for $25M ;
Jerusalem
Post: Animator recalls time with The Beatles ;
Globe
and Mail: Not-so-lonely hearts club band ;
BBC
News: Horse breaks Ringo's wife's leg ;
Mirror.co.uk:
Ringo In 999 Dash With Wife ;
The
Sun: Beatle wife in hospital ;
MSNBC: Horse breaks leg of
Ringo Starr's wife ;
The
Rock Radio: John Lennon documentary director salutes his political
bravery ;
Brudirect:
The Lennonwise Belts Out Hits From The 60’s & 70’s .
August 27, 2006 -
Toronto
IFFF Mini Preview: The U.S. vs. John Lennon ;
FOXNews:
Minefield Fund-Raiser Nixed After Paul McCartney Backs Out ;
Contact
Music: Paul Deletes Heather Footage ;
Myrtle
Beach Sun News: Love song ends on a sour note ;
Sunday
Times: Henry McCullough .
August 24, 2006 -
Daily
Post: The empty suitcase that contains memories of the Beatles ;
Liverpool
Echo: Photographer shares candid shots of Fab Four ;
Daily
Mail: Macca’s marriage split cost him £1.5m already ;
Daily
Mail: Heather blames Sir Paul as bulldozers threaten her home ;
Marketwire: Restless Records
to Release "Butchering The Beatles" ;
LA
Weekly: Pringles, Hot Apple Pie and Sir Paul ;
Blabbermouth:
After Forever's Floor Jansen Sings The Beatles: Video Available ;
Bexley
Times: Beatles fan celebrates big day .
August 22, 2006 -
The Herald:
McCartney film is star turn at Davies’s festival talk ;
Times
Online: McCartney prepared to flatten house to keep log cabin privacy ;
Northwest
Indiana News: Original Beatles promoter to visit Portage ;
KSDK
NewsChannel 5 - Video: 40th Anniversary Of Beatles At Busch ;
Chicago
Sun-Times: The long and winding road . . . to God? ;
Think Christian »
Blog Archive » The Beatles’ long and winding road ;
Beliefnet:
Excerpt from Steve Turner's 'Gospel According to the Beatles' .
The latest issue of "Beatlefan" magazine contains an interview with
Neil Aspinall, who talks about possible forthcoming new Beatles
releases:
The Remasters: "We are in the process of remastering
the Beatles catalogue with upgraded sound and comprehensive booklets."
According to Aspinall, these reissues will start in 2007. He adds that
discussions are still ongoing as to whether to issue separate mono and
stereo CD's or to have them both on one disc where possible.
"Love": There may be a single
released from the soundtrack, with the most likely candidate being the
new mix of "Within You Without You / Tomorrow Never Knows".
Shea Stadium & "Let It
Be": The long awaited release of the concert at Shea Stadium and
"Let It Be" on DVD may happen in 2008, but there are no immediate plans
to release them at the moment.
August 21, 2006 -
Selected Upcoming Releases:
DVD: Paul
McCartney - "The Space Within US"
Release Date: November 7th, 2006
Product Description (from amazon.com):
"In 2005, rock legend Paul
McCartney crossed America with his record-breaking, sold out U.S. tour.
Now, harnessing the power of more than 25 hi-definition cameras and the
thunder of 5.1 digital surround sound, PAUL McCARTNEY: THE SPACE WITHIN
US captures this epic experience on DVD. Better than a front row seat,
this feature-length concert film takes viewers onto the stage and
beyond, capturing Paul’s out of this world performance--which was
beamed to the astronauts aboard the Mir space station who wake up to
some "English Tea" with Paul and the band through a live feed from the
tour.
PAUL McCARTNEY: THE SPACE WITHIN US FEATURES LIVE PERFORMANCES OF
NEARLY 30 HITS INCLUDING: Magical Mystery Tour / Flaming Pie / Maybe
I’m Amazed / Eleanor Rigby / Let Me Roll It / Drive My Car / Got To Get
You Into My Life / Till THere Was You / I Will / Fine Line / Good Day
Sunshine / Fixing a Hole / Hey Jude / Too Many People / Penny Lane /
English Tea / I’ve Got a Feeling / Follow Me / Jenny Wren / Helter
Skelter / Yesterday / Get Back.
DVD Features: "Paul’s World" Featurette; Meet the Band Interviews; Song
Selections; Liner Notes Introduction by Cameron Crowe."
CD: Paul
McCartney - "Ecce Cor Meum (Behold My Heart)"
Release Date: September 25th
(UK) and 26th (US).
Description: 2006 UK
Limited Edition CD album presented in deluxe hard-back digipak complete
with 60-page booklet.
Originally commissioned by Magdalen College Oxford to commemorate the
550th anniversary of the foundation of the college in 1998, "Ecce Cor
Meum [Behold My Heart]" is an Oratorio written for Magdalen College
Choir, Oxford by Sir Paul McCartney.
It is scored for choir and orchestra and there are four movements, each
of which begins with unaccompanied voices and the text combines both
English and Latin. The music is full of colour and drama and, of
course, a wealth of glorious McCartney melody.
The work's centrepiece, "Interlude (Lament)" is a deeply moving
instrumental tribute to McCartney's late wife Linda.
Paul recounts, "The interlude, which I find the saddest moment was very
much to do with her passing.There's something very sad about those
chords in the interval with oboe playing over them. I find that quite
mysterious how an instrumental passage can reduce you to tears."
The first performance Ecce, as a work in progress took place at the
Sheldonian Theatre in 2001 and this is McCartney's 4th album on EMI
Classics - and it has been a labour of love with more than 8 years in
the making. It features Boys of King's College Choir, Boys of Magdalen
College Choir, Academy of St Martin in the Fields, and EMI Debut artist
Kate Royal.
Also available on CD with a 24-page booklet.
Track Listing
1. Ecce Cor Meum (Behold My Heart) Spiritus
2. Ecce Cor Meum (Behold My Heart) Gratia
3. Ecce Cor Meum (Behold My Heart) Interlude (Lament)
4. Ecce Cor Meum (Behold My Heart) Musica
5. Ecce Cor Meum (Behold My Heart) Ecce
CD : "The
U.S. vs. John Lennon" soundtrack
Release
Date: September 26th, 2006, Capitol
Track Listing
(from amazon.com):
1. POWER TO
THE PEOPLE - John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band
2. NOBODY TOLD
ME - John Lennon
3. WORKING
CLASS HERO - John Lennon
4. I FOUND OUT
- John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band
5. BED PEACE -
John Lennon & Yoko Ono
6. THE BALLAD
OF JOHN & YOKO - The Beatles
7. GIVE PEACE
A CHANCE - The Plastic Ono Band
8. LOVE - John
Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band
9. ATTICA
STATE (Live from the John Sinclair Freedom Rally /Ann Arbor 1971
previously unreleased) - John & Yoko & Plastic Ono Band
10. HAPPY XMAS
(WAR IS OVER) - John & Yoko & The Plastic Ono Band with The
Harlem Community Choir
11. I DON’T
WANNA BE A SOLDIER MAMA - John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band (with
The Flux Fiddlers)
12. IMAGINE -
John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band (with The Flux Fiddlers)
13. HOW DO YOU
SLEEP? (Instrumental) - John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band (with
The Flux Fiddlers)
14. NEW YORK
CITY - John Lennon and The Plastic Ono Band with Elephant’s Memory and
Invisible Strings
15. JOHN
SINCLAIR (Live from the John Sinclair Freedom Rally /Ann Arbor 1971) -
John Lennon & Yoko Ono and The Plastic Ono Band
16. SCARED -
John Lennon with The Plastic Ono Nuclear Band/Little Big Horns and the
Philharmanic Orchestrange
17. GOD - John
Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band
18. HERE WE GO
AGAIN - John Lennon
19. GIMME SOME
TRUTH - John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band (with The Flux Fiddlers)
20. OH MY LOVE
- John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band (with The Flux Fiddlers)
21. INSTANT
KARMA! (We All Shine On) - John Lennon & Yoko Ono & The Plastic
Ono Band
CD: George Harrison - "Living In The
Material World" reissue
Release Date: September 26,
2006
Description (from amazon.com):
"CD+DVD comes in a digipack with
a 40 page booklet. Deluxe booklet includes lyrics (some handwritten)
and many additional photographs from the original session."
DVD Content:
A new video for the ‘Living in
the Material World’ track with footage of the original UK/US LP
pressing.
Audio of George Harrison talking
about the tracks.
Excerpts from new audio
interviews with musicians on the album, including Ringo Starr.
Video (in 5.1 and stereo) of
‘Give Me Love’ performed live in Japan during the 1991 tour with Eric
Clapton.
2 previously unreleased tracks
("Deep Blue" and "Miss O'Dell").
More Details:
George Harrison • "Living In The Material World"
(original release date May 30, 1973)
Capitol, September 26
The CD will be issued in two* formats. Both packages will contain the
album, which has been re-mastered at Abbey Road Studios from the
original analog tapes. The new version also includes two additional
tracks, "Deep
Blue" (originally a B-side from 1971) and "Miss O'Dell" (the B-side to
"Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)").
*The single-disc package's jewel case will contain a 12-page booklet
with lyrics and extra photographs.
*The special limited-edition package will house the CD and a companion
DVD with an expanded 40-page booklet
The set's exclusive DVD features:
• Rare footage of George performing "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On
Earth)" from his 1991 Japanese tour with Eric Clapton.
• A mini-feature edited from film commissioned by George in 1973 of the
album's production in Britain and America.
• Previously unreleased versions of "Miss O'Dell" and "Sue Me, Sue You
Blues" set to visuals of unseen archival material.
Track Listing
1. Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)
2. Sue Me, Sue You Blues
3. Light That Had Lighted the World
4. Don't Let Me Wait Too Long
5. Who Can See It
6. Living in the Material World
7. Lord Loves the One (That Loves the Lord)
8. Be Here Now
9. Try Some Buy Some
10. Day the World Gets 'Round
11. That Is All
12. Deep Blue*
13. Miss O'Dell*
*bonus tracks
Recent Releases:
CD: "Blue Suede
Shoes: A Rockabilly Session"
Release Date: June 6, 2006,
Snapper Classics UK
Track Listing (from amazon.com)
1. Boppin' The Blues - Carl
Perkins
2. Put Your Cat Clothes On - Carl
Perkins
3. Honey Don't - Ringo Starr
4. Matchbox - Eric Clapton
5. Mean Woman Blues - Eric Clapton
6. Turn Around - Carl Perkins
7. Going To Jackson - Carl Perkins
8. What Kind Of Girl - Rosanne
Cash
9. Everybody's Trying To Be My
Baby - George Harrison
10. Your True Love - George
Harrison
11. The World Is Waiting For The
Sunrise - Carl Perkins
12. Medley: That's Alright
Mama/Blue Moon Of Kentucky/Night Train To Memphis - Eric Clapton
13. Glad All Over - George
Harrison
14. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
- Eric Clapton
15. Gone Gone Gone - Carl Perkins
16. Blue Suede Shoes - Carl
Perkins
17. Blue Suede Shoes (Encore) -
George Harrison
18. Gone Gone Gone (Encore)
DVD: "Stuart Sutcliffe - The Lost Beatle"
Release Date: July 25, 2006,
Kultur Video
Product Description (from amazon.com):
"At art college in Liverpool in
1959, Stuart Sutcliffe met John Lennon and they soon became close -with
Lennon persuading Sutcliffe to use the proceeds of a painting he had
sold to buy a bass guitar and join his band, along with Paul McCartney
and George Harrison. Before long, with drummer Pete Best in the
line-up, they won a contract in Hamburg playing sleazy clubs in the
seedy Reeperbahn area of the city, amidst the casual sex, drugs and
rock 'n' roll of the era. The newly-christened Beatles were on their
way.
With the band on the brink of
success, Sutcliffe left the group to concentrate on his first love,
art, and his new love, German photographer Astrid Kirchherr. But
Stuart's health soon began to decline. On the 10th of April 1962,
Stuart suffered a seizure and slipped into a coma. As Astrid cradled
his head in her hands, Stuart died of a cerebral hemorrhage, cutting
short the life of the promising young artist.
Interviewees include Stuart's
fiancée and Beatles stylist/photographer Astrid Kirchherr, early
Beatles manager Allan Williams, Stuart's sister Pauline Sutcliffe,
Liverpool flatmate to Sutcliffe and Lennon, Rod Murray and esteemed
American art historian and writer Donald Kuspit."
Web
Links:
icNorthWales:
Beatle mania ;
Times
Online: Hip transplant: how the old Beatles fans are cool again ;
Memphis
Commercial Appeal: A day in the life ;
Irish
Examiner: McCartney closer to saving log cabin ;
Daily
Mail: Now America turns its back on Heather ;
Daily
Mail: Macca fears Heather will turn video diary into TV show ;
Daily
Mail: £35m plus top-up fees: the price of Heather's silence? ;
The
Observer: Kiss'n'tell offers woo Heather ;
People.co.uk:
Gagged For Life For Ever ;
Mirror.co.uk:
A Broken Macca ;
The
Observer: Bang, bang, shoot, shoot ;
The
Enquire: Beatles love all they need ;
Shanghai
Daily: The forgotten Beatle ;
The
Daily Advertiser: No Jacket Required: Variety of DVD releases have mass
appeal .
August 17, 2006 - Press Release:
"ACCESS HOLLYWOOD" TO BROADCAST
EXCLUSIVE IN-DEPTH LOOK AT THE BEATLES LOVE BY CIRQUE DU SOLEIL HOSTED
BY NANCY O'DELL AND BILLY BUSH
Exclusive Interviews with Paul
McCartney, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono & Olivia Harrison Featured
Backstage at the "Love" Cirque
show. (Photo by Tom Myers.)
New York - August 9, 2006 --
"Access Hollywood" takes an exclusive in-depth look at the The Beatles
LOVE, the highly acclaimed latest Cirque du Soleil production, in a
one-hour program hosted by anchors Nancy O'Dell and Billy Bush.
"Access Hollywood" has been
allowed exclusive access to LOVE, which brings the magic of Cirque du
Soleil together with the spirit and passion of The Beatles music to
create a vivid, intimate and powerful entertainment experience. The
special, airing August 19, features behind-the-scenes of the production
from its earliest stages and exclusive interviews with Paul McCartney,
Ringo Starr and Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison. The special also reveals
secrets of Cirque du Soleil stunts and features interviews with Cirque
du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté and LOVE director Dominic
Champagne, as well as the creative team behind this spectacular
production.
In the special, McCartney tells
"Access Hollywood," "I'm very proud of course of the music we made with
The Beatles and I am very privileged to have been there from the first
track to the last track. I can hardly believe it. It's a slightly
strange feeling. You know it's like I wake up some mornings and think I
was in The Beatles? There's only four people can say that in the world,
in the universe and I'm one of them, you know."
"Access Hollywood" is also
granted an in-depth look at the music behind LOVE, including footage
shot at Abbey Road studios with Sir George Martin and his son Giles,
who together, using the master tapes at Abbey Road Studios, created a
unique soundscape for LOVE (the album for which is currently being
worked on at Abbey Road studios by George and Giles for release later
this year.)
This joint artistic venture marks
the first time that The Beatles company, Apple Corps Ltd., has agreed
to a major theatrical partnership. The project was born out of a
personal friendship and mutual admiration between the late George
Harrison and Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté. LOVE is
performed exclusively at The Mirage in Las Vegas.
The special airs August 19 from 9
- 10 p.m. EST/PST and 8 - 9 p.m. CST exclusively on the NBC Owned and
Operated television stations. KXAS, NBC's Owned station in Dallas will
air the show on August 20 at noon. LOVE will be rebroadcast on
September 2 & 3 on "Access Hollywood" affiliate stations nationwide
in "Access Hollywood's" regularly scheduled time periods (Log on to
AccessHollywood.com to check local time and station). Rob Silverstein
and David Saltz serve as executive producers for the special with,
producer Michael Soares, director Richard Plotkin and senior producer
Claudia Eaton.
Related Links: Access
Hollywood: Access Hollywood To Broadcast The Beatles "LOVE" By Cirque
du Soleil ;
The
Rock Radio: Beatles "Love" special headed to TV ;
Rip Rense: Love, Love,
Love ;
Houston
Chronicle: Tribute to the Beatles is, well, interesting .
Web Links:
El
Vaquero: Beatles Fans Come Together at Fest ;
Daily
Iowan: Come Together ;
Beliefnet:
John Lennon: A New Jesus? - Excerpt from Steve Turner's 'Gospel
According to the Beatles' ;
CBS4Boston:
40th Anniversary Of Beatles Final Show In Boston ;
News1130:
It was 40 years ago today: Fans remember Fab Four's final stop in
Toronto ;
London
Free Press: Fans recall last Beatles concerts ;
Daily
Journal: Beatles fans look back on Memphis ;
Canada
NewsWire: Paul McCartney Thanks Toronto Beatles Celebration ;
Star
Phoenix: Toronto sisters loved The Beatles ;
Hamilton
Spectator: Bill the Beatlemaniac saw Fab Four at the Gardens ;
Christian
Science Monitor: Backstory: The Beatles play Boston, 40 years ago Friday ;
Sunday
Times: Magical history tour ;
Daily
Bulletin: 'Breakfast' is still being served (but not for long) ;
LA Daily News: They
heard the news today, oh boy ;
LA Daily News: Chris
Carter's fab faves ;
The
Los Angeles Times: 'Breakfast with the Beatles' dropping off KLSX's menu ;
icLiverpool:
Win updated guide to Beatles' Liverpool ;
icLiverpool:
Art for day-trippers ;
Boston
Herald: Bostonherald.com readers remember the Beatles at Suffolk Downs ;
Marin Independent Journal:
Beatles still spread love with help of Marin's Liddypudlians ;
BBC
News: Fire damage at Beatles exhibition ;
icLiverpool:
Priceless mementoes safe after fire at Beatles Story ;
Bainbridge
Island Review: All you need is Beatles ;
LA
Weekly: Beatles for Sale ;
PRWeb:
"Blog, Blog Me Do…" - New Beatles Blog Debuts ;
Daily
Post: Beatles Story aficionados strike a chord of history ;
BBC
News: McCartney lodge decision on hold ;
The
Rock Radio: Paul McCartney's wife calls him "controlling" in counter
claim ;
The
Rock Radio: Paul McCartney divorce turning ugly ;
Mirror.co.uk:
On Guard For Paul ;
Independent
Online: The McCartneys at war: Diary of a deadly divorce ;
Entertainmentwise:
Sir Paul McCartney To Be Set Up By Daughter Stella ;
ABC
News: Police Called to Paul McCartney's Home ;
Boston
Herald: McCartney’s long and winding road leads to a locked door ;
Post
Chronicle: Heather Mills McCartney Humiliated: Paul Changes Locks ;
San
Francisco Chronicle: McCartney Refuses to Allow Mills Onto His Property ;
San
Francisco Chronicle: Mills McCartney Hits Back at 'Controlling' Husband ;
Daily
Mail: Handover by helicopter shows Bea is pawn in bitter McCartney
divorce ;
Legal
Week Student: Private client firms line up on McCartney divorce ;
The
Rock Radio: Paul McCartney visits doctor in alleged heart scare ;
Stuff.co.nz:
McCartney willing to pay $150m to avoid court ;
All Headline
News: Paul McCartney Bars Heather From Joint Bank Account ;
Channel
4 News: Settling differences ;
Daily
Mail: Is Heather hiring top US lawyer to squeeze more money out of
Macca? ;
Business
Wire: Sir Paul McCartney's First Guitar Makes Its Debut in the United
States: Press Conference Available via Satellite ;
Beatles
Story Museum: The Beatles Story delighted at £330,000 sale of
"McCartney" guitar ;
Maine
Today: Beatles all over again ;
The Herald:
Festival Film: The Killing of John Lennon ;
Screen
Daily - Review: The Killing Of John Lennon ;
Times
Online: Lennon movie leaves little to the imagination ;
PRWeb:
Seattle Rock Veterans Celebrate John Lennon’s Music with Two Encore
Performances of the John Lennon Jam ;
The Brandon
Sun: Former Beatles drummer stays in tune ;
Rolling
Stone: Hear the Walkmen Recreate "Pussy Cats," a 1970s Classic ;
Plug In
Music: The Walkmen Star In "Pussy Cats" ;
Russia-InfoCentre:
Musician of Paul McCartney To Produce a New Album of Mashina Vremeni ;
BBC News:
US chat show veteran Douglas dies ;
Philadelphia
Daily News: He brought out 'the best in everybody' ; Lockport
Union-Sun & Journal Online: Beatles Museum: Giuliano pulls plug on
Lockport venture ;
PR
Inside:Jagger Recreates Beatles Abbey Road Cover ;
Top40-Charts: George
Harrison: The quiet Beatle ;
KSAT.com:
George Harrison Finally Gets No. 1 Album In U.K. ;
Sydney
Morning Herald: CD Review: Blue Suede Shoes ;
Entertainment: Music:
Sweet dreams are made of this: Getting (Platinum) Weird with Dave
Stewart ;
Santa Fe New
Mexican: Ragas to richesse ;
Soul
Shine Magazine: Hit Factory stops making hits, starts making homes ;
Guardian
Unlimited Arts: Peace, but no quiet ;
Daily
Post: Contract a threat to cancer centre .
August 6, 2006 -
Fametastic:
Divorce proceedings get tense between Paul McCartney and Heather Mills ;
SundayMirror.co.uk:
McCartney's Exclusive: It's Got Dirty ;
Digital Spy:
McCartney angry with "abandoned" Heather ;
News
of the World: I feel so betrayed ;
Daily
Mail: Heather, Macca and the missing £1million .
August 5, 2006 -
Inside
Bay Area: All you really need (to see) is (the newest production) 'Love' ;
Sunday Herald: For Sir Paul,
it’s you say hello, and I say goodbye (to my millions) ;
Contact
Music: Mills' Pain Over McCartney ;
Blogcritics.org:
Book Review: The Beatles, The Bible, And Bodega Bay: My Long And
Winding Road By Ken Mansfield .
August 4, 2006 -
The
Age: Fab and 40, Revolver rocks on ;
Life
Style Extra: Sir Paul McCartney fires staff ;
Tonight:
Heather McCartney sticks close to home ;
Boston
Herald: McCartney to Mills: What’s yours is mine ;
Russia-InfoCentre:
Paul McCartney’s Book For Children Published in Russia ;
Daily
Post: The sixties just keep on swinging ;
Washington
Post: Drummer Pete Best, Un-Beatled But Unbowed ;
Beaver
County Times: Former Beatles drummer to play rare Pittsburgh show ;
Life
Style Extra: Winging it to Marlboro ;
The
Chronicle: Full steam ahead! ;
YourHub
Denver: Beatles anniversary concert "1964" at Red Rocks .
August 3, 2006 -
PR
Newswire: Lionsgate Reproduces Controversial 1969 John Lennon/Yoko Ono
'War Is Over! If You Want It' Billboards in New York and L.A.,
Promoting New Theatrical Documentary ;
Liverpool
Echo: Power to the people in new Lennon video ;
Reuters:
"War Is Over" billboards promote Lennon film ;
Cinematic
Happenings Under Development: War Is Over! ;
Independent:
Preview: The Killing Of John Lennon, Edinburgh International Film
Festival, Edinburgh ;
Chart Attack:
Paul McCartney Attempts To Remain Classy Despite Divorce Proceedings ;
Mirror.co.uk:
Heather Will Not Be Going Quietly ;
Daily
Mail: She's no Lady... Heather to 'drop title after divorce' ;
Stuff.co.nz:
McCartney to lose title after divorce ;
Life
Style Extra: Heather Mills McCartney to lose Lady status ;
The
Sun: Macca's Mucca is no Lady ;
The
Daily Record: Macca: You Cost Me $250 Million ;
The
Sun: Mucca's to the manor barn ;
; ;
Mirror.co.uk:
Day Nipper ;
Fametastic:
Stella McCartney cheers up father Paul with baby news ;
EntertainmentWise:
Stella McCartney Expecting Second Baby ;
Earvolution:
MSG Honors 35th Anniversary Of The Concert For Bangladesh ;
Muskogee
Phoenix: Music Hall inductees include rock presence ;
Vancouver
Straight: Anoushka Shanker rises ;
Herald
Sun: Beatles strung along the road .
August 1, 2005 -
PRESS
RELEASE George Harrison and Ravi Shankar's Concert For Bangladesh 35th
Anniversary Commemorated Today at Madison Square Garden (with photos) ; AccessNorthGa:
Concert by original Beatle draws noise citation ;
Boston
Herald: Opinion & Editorial: All-Starrs shone ;
DVD Talk
Review: Alice in Wonderland .