#Mccartney

Paul McCartney is 83 years old, and he is awfully active right now. Back in March, McCartney announced his new album The Boys Of Dungeon Lane, which includes his first-ever duet with his old bandmate Ringo Starr.…

There was a time during the Beatles' rise to fame that Paul McCartney thought he had found the one place he could roam without being spotted.

Long before AI-generated music started sneaking onto Spotify playlists, McCartney was combining this immense talent and energy with hard work and discipline to create an important chunk of the music on which the technology was trained

At 83, McCartney is looking back for his 18th solo LP, to formative flirtations, family singalongs, even his own birth – and the febrile times that mirror our own. It’s given him ‘every hope that we’ll get through’

Paul McCartney has unveiled his new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, and appeared as a guest on the web show Chicken Shop Date.

A new exhibit at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland features the largest public display ever assembled of Paul McCartney’s personal artifacts

Paul McCartney explained on a podcast why he doesn't do photos or selfies with fans, saying that he wants to keep a sense of normalcy and does like how he feels about himself when taking photos.

From Independent RSS Feed: Paul McCartney shares ‘important’ reason he refuses to take photos with fans

Paul McCartney turned down being in the hot seat for the Netflix roast, but he’ll serve as a musical guest on SNL this weekend for the season finale.…

Will Ferrell and Marcello Hernandez make an unusual prediction for what Paul McCartney might perform when he appears as the musical guest on SNL.

Paul McCartney recently discussed how he wrote his first song at 14 after his mother's death and shared a preview on his new song, 'Salesman Saint.'

Paul McCartney discussed the difference in his approach to the hits and Bob Dylan's live shows, admitting he often can't recognize Dylan's songs.

Paul McCartney reflected on performing “Hey Jude” in Trump’s America, saying the Beatles classic temporarily unites Republicans and Democrats.

From Independent RSS Feed: Paul McCartney says one song has the power to unite Democrats and Republicans in Trump’s America

Paul McCartney has spoken about seeing Bob Dylan live and revealed that, even as a big fan of his, he “couldn’t tell what song he was doing”.

From Variety RSS Feed: Paul McCartney Says ‘Republicans and Democrats Are at Each Other’s Throats’ in ‘Trump’s America’ but Not When He Plays ‘Hey Jude’: ‘Suddenly They Forget’ About Politics

From Independent RSS Feed: Paul McCartney shares ‘important’ reason he refuses to take photos with fans

From Wwd RSS Feed: Stella McCartney Will Be SCAD’s Commencement Speaker for the SCAD Savannah Ceremony

Netflix’s recent Kevin Hart roast came about after they were first turned down by Beatles legend Paul McCartney.

On Sunday Kevin Hart was the celebrity who faced the wrath of the Netflix roast. But, in a weird turn of events, it turns out the producers tried (and, obviously, failed) to get Sir Paul McCartney first.…