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The Time Paul McCartney Put His Foot Down About George Harrison’s “Hey Jude” Advice
Around the time McCartney wrote “Hey Jude,” Harrison was growing increasingly fed up with his bandmates. McCartney and John ...
Eva Mendes Embodies Stella McCartney's 'It's About F---ing Time' Messaging in Cruelty-Free Winter Campaign
Eva Mendes and Raye star in Stella McCartney's new winter campaign — alongside animals — with a message calling for action to ...
How Paul McCartney Ran to the Top
Fifty years after Band on the Run, the legendary musician is still pursuing musical perfection.
Fed rate cut will push investors out of cash, treasuries, bonds: Alli McCartney
UBS Private Wealth Management managing director Alli McCartney explains why Fed rate cuts usually coincide with a recession ...
Where to Watch and Stream McCartney 3, 2, 1
After releasing its final episode in 2021, McCartney 3, 2, 1 is streaming on Hulu, where you can check out the series' one ...
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The Paul McCartney Lyric About Life on the Road with Wings
One of the reasons Paul McCartney started up Wings in the 1970s was he wanted to get back out on the road again. Remember that The Beatles ceased touring activities in 1966. By the middle of the ‘70s, ...
Eva Mendes Brings Back Archival Stella McCartney Crocodile-Embossed Platform Pumps For Her Children’s Book Event in New York
Eva Mendes hosted an event for her new children’s book “Desi, Mami, And The Never-Ending Worries” at Union Square Play ...
How McCartney's 'burning need to prove himself' fueled 'Band on the Run'
It's been 50 years since Paul McCartney and Wings released the landmark 'Band on the Run' album, and the New York Times' Jim ...
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“It was like an insult”: Paul McCartney turned down George Harrison's proposed guitar parts for Hey Jude
Harrison suggested answering each of McCartney's lines with a guitarphrase, an addition McCartney saw as unnecessary ...
The one lyric Paul McCartney considered quintessential John Lennon: “No doubt who wrote it”
John Lennon and Paul McCartney always seemed to have duelling auras about them, but Macca felt this line was quintessentially his writing partner's.