Here are links to the latest Beatles-related articles available online:
 
McCartney falls for Martin's tricks
Contactmusic
30 May, 2006
Sir Paul McCartney was horrified when
producer Sir George Martin played him a
new version of Hey Jude for their stage
collaboration with Cirque du Soleil - because
he had jokingly spiced it up with a reggae beat.
 
Potential Mrs. McCartneys queue up
By Ellen Futterman, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
30 May, 2006
There are a few things you can count on in life:
The sun rises in the east and sets in the west;
what goes up will come down; and if there's a
story about Paul McCartney in this newspaper,
Linda Dana will check in.
Also: ...and in the end the love you take is
equal to the cash you'll make
 
Heather to tell all to Trev?
The Sun
29 May, 2006
Heather Mills is “mulling over” an offer to do
a TV interview with Sir Trevor McDonald.
Also: Heather Mills McCartney Fires Back at
Rumors; Will Heather do a 'Diana' interview?;
McCartney’s soon-to-be ex looks for a little
help from her friends
 
McCartney named top vegetarian
u.tv
29 May, 2006
Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney said today
he was "thrilled" to be named as the UK's
favourite celebrity vegetarian.
 
Now he's 64
By Mark Caro, Chicago Tribune
28 May, 2006
For Paul McCartney, 'many years from now' is
next month, and it's time to wonder: Has art
become life?
Also: `Sixty-Four' was never meant to be more
than silly song
 
Beatlemania bash
By Martha Elson, Louisville Courier-Journal
28 May, 2006
Fab Four's legacy lives on, with a little help from
their friends
 
Test your Beatles knowledge
By Tamara Ikenberg, Louisville Courier-Journal
27 May, 2006
A couple of weeks ago I was at Tobacco Road on
Baxter Avenue when I spotted a pair of perfectly
circular Lennon-esque sunglasses.
 
McCartney on The Streets album?
Contactmusic
26 May, 2006
The Streets rapper Mike Skinner has hinted his
new album includes a secret collaboration with
Sir Paul McCartney.
 
Come Together Abbey Road led organizer
to Louisville
By Walter Tunis, Lexington Herald-Leader
26 May, 2006
As he drives down Interstate 71 to Louisville,
Gary Jacob can sense the pull.
 
Paul, wife deny 47M divorce payout
New York Daily News
25 May, 2006
Heather Mills' chances of a juicy divorce payoff
from ex-Beatle Paul McCartney got a lot better
yesterday thanks to legal rulings in favor of two
ex-wives of wealthy men.
 
Uttering the 'F-word' / Yoko Ono is among
14 artists contributing to exhibition on
feminism
By Mary Thomas, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
25 May, 2006
Yoko Ono, unbeknownst to independent curator
Elizabeth Thomas, had an artwork ideally suited
to the exhibition she was organizing for The Andy
Warhol Museum titled "The 'F' Word," to which
I hasten to add: Think feminism, feminine, female.
 
Midlands mementoes of Beatles for sale
ic Birmingham.co.uk
25 May, 2006
Signed Beatles memorabilia including autographs
obtained after a Midlands gig will be auctioned
today at Christie's in London.
 
Museum waxes lyrical about 'returning'
Beatles
By Jessica Shaughnessy, Liverpool Daily Post
25 May, 2006
The Beatles made a triumphant return to Liverpool
last night - in the form of their Madam Tussaud's
waxworks.
 
Sir Paul's £25m offer to keep baby Bea
By Nicole Lampert, Daily Mail
24 May, 2006
Sir Paul McCartney has offered his estranged wife
Heather Mills a £25million "quickie" divorce - if
she allows their daughter to live with him.
Also: I'll support Paul like he supported me; Sir
Paul 'needs time to heal rift'; Heather takes a lone
flight out of Britain; McCartney split leaves
Heather 'mentally very low'; Poor Paul, he should
have settled down with an old and comfortable
friend; McCartney divorce to cost arm and
prosthetic leg (satire); Sad Macca is home alone;
Heather and Paul say goodbye; who'll say hello?;
Heather Mills cancels Dublin book signing;
Heather misses conference; Mills to donate
settlement cash to landmine charity: Spokesperson;
Paul McCartney Makes No Case for Press
Regulation: Matthew Lynn; McCartney offers
Mills 'quickie' divorce; Lords rule in favour of
women in key divorce cases; Lay off Heather and
blame Macca, too; Tabloid editor admits his 'part'
in McCartney breakup; Prenup or pay-up may not
hold true for Mills, McCartney; Macca goes to Mull
& back
 
Multivu video feed: Cirque du Soleil's Latest
Creation - LOVE - Celebrates Legacy of The
Beatles
PRNewswire
23 May, 2006
Cirque du Soleil, Apple Corps Ltd. and The Mirage
are hosting a press conference to provide a sneak
preview  of LOVE, the latest Cirque du Soleil
production that celebrates the musical legacy of
The Beatles.
Also: Multimedia News Release - The Beatles
LOVE by Cirque du Soleil; The Beatles LOVE by
Cirque du Soleil; Loveall you need is; 'Love' takes
audience on journey through The Beatles' history
 
John Lennon letter fetches £12,000
dotmusic
24 May, 2006
A letter written by John Lennon in which he defended
the Beatles' early covers of black American music has
sold for £12,000 at auction.
Also: Lennon letter fetches 22,400 dollars at auction
 
Poignant letter from Lennon is expected to
fetch £15,000
The Times
23 May, 2006
Two letters written by John Lennon that show how
his relationship with his ex-wife soured after he
settled down with Yoko Ono are expected to fetch
up to £15,000 each on Thursday when they are
auctioned at Christie’s in London.
Also: Lennon letters to be auctioned in London
 
Ringo gets gardening
Contactmusic
23 May, 2006
Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr relaxes by
gardening - although he confesses he never gets
his hands dirty.
Also: pics - 1, 2; Ringo braves the weather to get
ahead in the gardening stakes; Starr Appearance -
No Headaches for Ringo at 4head Garden
 
Starr: 'They'll still use my name'
Contactmusic
22 May, 2006
Ringo Starr is exasperated council authorities have
demolished his birthplace in Liverpool, England - as
he knows they will still try to play on the fact he
lived there.
 
Nagged Macca fled to Death Valley
By Nadia Cohen & Rav Singh, News of the World
21 May, 2006
Henpecked Paul McCartney hid away in Death
Valley with daughter Beatrice as his marriage to
domineering wife Heather disintegrated.
Also: McCartney world exclusive: Macca to
separate; The Beatle and the model; From rags
to riches..the tale of a girl who neer gives in;
Macca and Heather split; Paul McCartney, Wife
Split with 'Sadness'; Exclusive: secrets of the
McCartney Love split; McCartney statement -
from Paul and Heather; Message from Paul;
Another Message from Paul; She's leaving home;
McCartney split takes up headlines; McCartney
may lose quarter of fortune in divorce; McCartney,
Mills announce separation (inc. video); Why Sir
Paul's 'genius' could save him millions; McCartney
neighbour upset by split; Mills McCartney
Settlement Biggest? In History; 'Gold-digger' slurs
worse than losing leg: McCartney's wife;
McCartney/Mills Split May Not be Amicable, After All;
McCartney, Mills custody battle looms; McCartney:
'Heather never made me dye my hair'; McCartney:
'I've not had plastic surgery'; Marriage offer for Paul
McCartney; McCartney split exclusive: what it will cost;
McCartney & Mills Divorce – Videocast (video);
Heather Mills McCartney: Secrets and lies; Editorial
Cartoon: Paul McCartney is single again; McCartney
makes dash to Stella; Paul McCartney Mourns Loss of
Handicapped Parking Sticker (satire); When he was;
So what now for Mr and Mrs Macca?; Macca air dash
to Stella; The real reason Macca snapped; Macca's
battle of Mills; Now lady Mac plans to be our queen of
hearts; Just months after they wed he said it's doomed;
I joined mile-high club with her, reveals ex; The
hounding of Heather: Greedy. Gold-digger. A nag. All
lies, say her closest friends; Stella should let Sir Paul
make his own mistakes in love; Sadly, they just can't
work it out; The price of parting; McCartney 'hints'
of split in song
 
Ringo Starr and band coming to Cache Creek
Daily Democrat
20 May, 2006
The phrase "living legend" is frequently over-used and
often tagged onto the wrong person.
 
McCartney and daughter team up for GQ
Contactmusic
20 May, 2006
Sir Paul McCartney insisted on being captured by his
photographer daughter MARY for a photo shoot in the
British edition of GQ magazine's 20th anniversary issue.
 
Beatles bar unites Japanese expats in
Hong Kong
By Richard A. Brooks, AFP
18 May, 2006
The bar is typically Japanese.
 
The dangers of a Beatle’s survival
By Ludovic Hunter-Tilney, Financial Times
16 May, 2006
Paul McCartney made a rod for his back when
he wrote “When I’m 64”.
 
How Apple beat the Beatles
Macworld
16 May, 2006
Unless you’ve avoided the Internets for the past
week or two, you’ve doubtless heard that Apple
Computer prevailed over Apple Corps in the
trademark dispute between the two companies.
 
Brit flick glory days back in the frame
By Russell Hotten, Daily Telegraph
16 May, 2006
A film company started by ex-Beatle George
Harrison has joined the stock market as part of
an ambitious expansion plan that could see it
re-make such British classics as The Long Good
Friday and Mona Lisa.
 
Paul and Heather face another week apart
By Clemmie Moodie, The Daily Mail
15 May, 2006
Sir Paul McCartney and his wife Heather look likely
to spend a second week apart, with fresh rumours
emerging of a problem in their marriage.
Also: Paul and Heather apart 'after rows over fame';
Is it the end?; Sir Paul in crisis meeting; Macca's
marital misery tour; McCartney takes time out from
wife; Sir Paul McCartney: A man on the run
 
Can't let it be
By Mary Kunz Goldman, The Buffalo News
14 May, 2006
Readers react to critic's comments on their beloved
Beatles
 
Ono said oh yes
Winnipeg Sun
14 May, 2006
Lindsay Lohan knows what it's like to be star struck.
 
My hols: Cynthia Lennon
The Sunday Times
14 May, 2006
A storm in Tahiti sent Cynthia Lennon below deck,
but John was happy playing captain
 
Flashback: Let It Be premieres in NYC
Online Rock Radio
13 May, 2006
It was 36 years ago today (May 13th), that the
Beatles' final movie, Let It Be, received its premiere
in New York City theaters.
 
John Lennon Letter to Journalist May Fetch
$28,450 in London
By Linda Sandler, Bloomberg
12 May, 2006
John Lennon's letter to a journalist who accused the
Beatles of exploiting black American music may
raise as much as 15,000 pounds ($28,450) at a London
auction on May 24, Bonhams said.
 
Liverpool Oratorio
Ashland Daily Tidings
11 May, 2006
Siskiyou Singers salute Sir Paul McCartney’s
‘Liverpool Oratorio’
 
MoboVivo Adds Lennon Documentary
Blogcritics.org
11 May, 2006
Canadian-based MoboVivo has expanded its offerings
for download to include "John and Yoko Bed-In," a
series of rare interviews with the former Beatle
created in 1969.
 
Apple Will Do `Everything We Can' to Lure
Beatles to ITunes
By Connie Guglielmo, Bloomberg
10 May, 2006
Apple Computer Inc., which on May 8 won a trademark
dispute with the Beatles over its iTunes music store,
said it wants to get rights to sell the digital version of
the band's songs through the online service.
Also: When can I download Beatles tracks from the
iTunes Music Store?
 
Poll backs Lennon's claim to be 'bigger than
Jesus'
Liverpool Daily Post
9 May, 2006
Famous Liverpool son John Lennon once controversially
said the Beatles were bigger than Jesus - and a new poll
seems to back up his claim.
 
Apple Computer wins court battle with Beatles
Reuters
8 May, 2006
Apple Computer is not liable for trademark infringement
against Apple Corps, the music company owned by the
Beatles, a judge in London's High Court ruled on
Monday.
Also: Q&A: Apple vs Apple
 
Cirque du Fab Four
The Boston Globe
8 May, 2006
Did George Harrison really have a ''mutual admiration"
for Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberté?
 
Macca in marriage crisis
By Dan Evans & Gemma Calvert, News of the World
7 May, 2006
Paul and Heather living apart after huge row
Also: Heather Mills To Sue Over Marriage Split Reports;
Home alone Heather; Maccas will mend rift; Exclusive:
Paul and Heather kiss and mac up
 
News & Notes (4th item)
Indianapolis Star
7 May, 2006
Very rare: In the whole world, there are only 50 copies
of the painting "Ringo Rama" signed by Ringo Starr
and his music producer, Mark Hudson.
 
A long and winding road to the Fab Four
By Robert Sandall, The Sunday Times
7 May, 2006
The Beatles: The Biography. by Bob Spitz.
 
He loves them, yeah, yeah, yeah
By Kevin Riordan, Cherry Hill Courier Post
5 May, 2006
Fan fills room in home with 30 years worth of treasured
Beatles memorabilia
 
Beatles engineer tells inside story with new book
By Matt Hurwitz, Reuters
5 May, 2006
There haven't been many people who can say that
there was a time when they had had enough and
decided to quit working for The Beatles.
 
Sir George Martin: The Real Fifth Beatle
By Paul Collins, icliverpool.co.uk
4 May, 2006
Many have lain claim to the title of "the fifth Beatles".
 
Neil Innes
By Martin Siberok, Hour.ca
4 May, 2006
A former Monty Python sidekick's connection to
Death Cab For Cutie
 
Lohan called on Ono for support amid death
threats
PR Inside
4 May, 2006
Lindsay Lohan was so worried about death threats
she received after signing on to star in a film about
John Lennon's killer, she called on the late Beatle's
widow Yoko Ono for help.
 
Book Review: Here Comes the Sun by
Joshua M. Greene
By Tim Gebhart, Blogcritics.org
3 May, 2006
People loved to label the members of the Beatles.
 
Cirque du Soliel Shows LOVE To Las Vegas
With New Show
By Michelle Snow, BellaOnline
2 May, 2006
"All you need is love..." sang the Beatles in one of
their many hit songs, and Cirque du Soliel is hoping
that sentiment holds true for their new show set to
debut this summer at The Mirage in Las Vegas.
 
Press Release
PRNewswire
2 May, 2006
Bag One Arts and Signatures Network to Bring
John Lennon's Visual Art Series to Retail With
the Children's 'I Am A Dreamer' and 'This Is
My Story' Product Lines
 
Lennon's table on sale
The Advertiser
2 May, 2006
It's one very expensive piece of wood, that's for
sure.
 
Video: Paul McCartney sings the praises
of the Lexus Hybrid
AutoSpies.com
1 May, 2006
Paul McCartney sings the praises of the Lexus
Hybrid
 
McCartney makes peace with sacked
Publicist
PR Inside
1 May, 2006
Sir Paul McCartney has made peace with the
publicist he sacked in acrimonious circumstances
two years ago (04).
 
Scissor Sisters write ode to McCartney
Virgin.net
1 May, 2006
Scissor Sisters have revealed that a track on their
new album was inspired by a strange dream about
Paul McCartney.
 
 
 
 
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