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Here are links to the latest Beatles-related articles available online:
 
Athletics Enter Post-Giambi Era
By Anne M. Peterson, Associated Press
31 March, 2002
As the Oakland Athletics enter the post-Giambi era, they're still figuring out how to replace him.
 
Brown: The trick to online ticket-buying
By Mark Brown, Rocky Mountain News
30 March, 2002
Within 30 seconds of Paul McCartney tickets' going on sale on the Internet last weekend, I
pulled up two "best available" tickets -- dozens of rows back at the far end of the arena from
the stage.
 
Beatles Invade Arkansas!
Film Threat
27 March, 2002
The Ozark Foothills FilmFest’s "Arkansas Filmmakers Showcase" -- a part of the April
10th-April 14th, 2002 fest -- is gearing up to screen "When I Was Younger: A Weekend
With the Beatles" (2002).
 
People and places in the news
Associated Press
25 March, 2002
Hare Krishnas said they will set up a garden in eastern India in the memory of Beatle George
Harrison, a longtime devotee of Hinduism who died last year.
 
Randy Newman Finally Grabs Oscar for Best Song
Reuters
25 March, 2002
Composer Randy Newman finally took home the Oscar on Sunday night for best original song
for "If I Didn't Have You" from "Monsters, Inc," ending a 15-Oscar losing streak.
Also: Entertainment Photos - Reuters, more photos, Americans Deserved to Win 2002 Oscars,
McCartney Says, Hugs and kisses -- and time to party
 
Super Furry Animals Get By With A Little Help From McCartney
Sonicnet.com
25 March, 2002
Rings Around the World features former Beatle eating celery, carrots.
 
Rock 'n' roll treasures
By David Schmeichel, The Winnipeg Sun
25 March, 2002
A signed photo of four lads from Liverpool drew a round of applause -- and an impressive appraisal
-- at yesterday's Rock and Roll Roadshow.
 
McCartney cashes in on Gareth's chart success
Ananova
23 March, 2002
Sir Paul McCartney is reportedly to cash in on the success of Gareth Gates by netting more
than £1 million from his first record.
 
Entertainment Photos
Reuters
21 March, 2002
Placards with a photograph of singer and songwriter Paul McCartney mark his seat inside the
Kodak Theatre in Hollywood March 20, 2002, site of the 74th annual Academy Awards which
will be presented March 24.
 
Paul McCartney to launch Yorkshire radio station
Ananova
20 March, 2002
Paul McCartney is to launch a new Yorkshire radio station next Monday.
 
Designer and MP deliver anti-hunting plea
Ananova
20 March, 2002
Stella McCartney and Tony Banks have delivered a letter to 10 Downing Street calling on the
Government to reintroduce the Hunting Bill without delay
 
McCartney to Make First Oscar Performance
By Sue Zeidler, Reuters
20 March, 2002
Paul McCartney is here, there and everywhere, it seems.
 
Yoko is boxing clever
The Sun
19 March, 2002
Yoko Ono stunned clubbers in south London with an impromptu performance of her new dance
track.
 
Van Morrison jams with Tom Jones for new TV show
Ananova
19 March, 2002
Van Morrison has been jamming with Tom Jones for a new documentary about the blues.
 
"Abbey Road' gets classical/ New Century Chamber Orchestra recasts Beatles album
as a "fun project'
By Joshua Kosman, San Francisco Chronicle
17 March, 2002
In its 10 years of conductor-free music-making, the New Century Chamber Orchestra has covered
the stylistic gamut from Mozart to Shostakovich, Bach to John Cage.
 
Run Along Son..
By Brendan Mcginty, The Sunday Mail
17 March, 2002
A long-lost tape discovered after the death of George Harrison reveals how he battled in vain to
stop the bitter in-fighting that destroyed the world's greatest group.
 
Yoko Ono plans live PA at London club
Ananova
15 March, 2002
Yoko Ono is to perform her underground dance hit Open Your Box at the London club night Crash.
 
McCartney 'to wed in June'
ITV
15 March, 2002
Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney and his fiancee Heather Mills are to wed this summer at a posh
summer retreat, according to a report.
 
Lennon airport statue unveiled
CNN
15 March, 2002
The widow of John Lennon has unveiled a statue of the Beatles icon to mark the renaming of
Liverpool airport in his honour.
Also: Let It Be Liverpool John Lennon Airport -Yoko, images, Yoko and Cherie unveil statue
of John, Yoko's got ticket to pride
 
Crossword Compiler Bert Danher Dies
Associated Press
14 March, 2002
Bert Danher, the crossword compiler at The Daily Telegraph newspaper who produced a special
puzzle for the Queen Mother Elizabeth on her 100th birthday, has died at age 75.
 
Yoko buys Lennon's childhood home
BBC
14 March, 2002
John Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, has bought the late Beatle's childhood home and donated it to the
National Trust.
 
Elvis tops rock 'n' roll greats poll
Ananova (thanks to Diane Lacasse)
14 March, 2002
Elvis Presley has topped a poll of the 100 "greatest rock 'n' rollers of all time."
 
McCartney Tix On Sale Today
PageSix.com
11 March, 2002
Beatlemania hits the Big Apple today as tickets go on sale for Paul McCartney's first American
tour since 1993.
Also: McCartney extends US tour due to high ticket demand, McCartney's American tour sells out,
McCartney tour extended again
 
McCartney Goes Young at Fashion Show
By Suzy Patterson, Associated Press
11 March, 2002
Stella McCartney's collection for her own label went on display Monday, offering a refreshing
switch in styles following the lackluster launch of the label six months ago.
Also: Stella McCartney Back on Track with Classy Show, Macca admires daughter's fashion
creations, World Photos - AP, McCartney searches in vain for streetwise look , McCartney's show
lacks a certain something, Daily Catwalk Reports
 
Sell-Out Rush for McCartney American Tour Tickets
Reuters
9 March, 2002
Tickets for former Beatle Paul McCartney's first American tour in a decade sparked a stampede
among fans on Saturday, selling out by telephone and Internet within 30 minutes of going on sale.
 
Beatle with a brush
By Philip Key, Daily Post
Can a pop musician be taken seriously as a visual artist? Sir Paul McCartney is about to find out.
Also: Gallery gives sneak preview of McCartney's art
 
Cavern V Casbah
By Joe Riley, Liverpool Echo
8 March, 2002
It's the greatest Beatles story never told, and one that challenges the Cavern Club's time honoured
status as 'where it all began'.
 
Liverpool artist claims John Lennon saved his life
Ananova
7 March, 2002
A Liverpool artist says John Lennon once saved his life in a swimming accident.
 
Lennon art at airport
By Neil Hodgson, Liverpool Echo
6 March, 2002
Peace and love will descend on Liverpool John Lennon Airport next weekend when a rare display
of the ex-Beatle's work goes on show.
 
'Best Song' Highlights Veteran Rockers
By Anthony Breznican, Associated Press
6 March, 2002
Pop stars can turn to the Oscars when they want something besides Grammys on their trophy shelves.
 
Imagine Yoko gives Piccadilly chance for peace
Reuters
4 March, 2002
Yoko Ono is hoping to give peace a chance in Piccadilly Circus, one of London's top tourist sites.
 
McCartney names the day
Daily Post
4 March, 2002
Liverpool's most famous son, Sir Paul McCartney, is to marry fiancee Heather Mills in the summer.
 
Beatles Wanted to Film 'Rings'
Associated Press
4 March, 2002
The Beatles thought to film 'The Lord of the Rings' 30 years ago.
 
Britney doesn't know who Yoko Ono is
Ananova
4 March, 2002
Britney Spears says she's never heard of Yoko Ono or Linda McCartney.
 
Sir Paul's old school to use fund 17 years late
By Ian Latta Chief Reporter, Daily Post
4 March, 2002
A scholarship fund set up by Sir Paul McCartney's old school is finally to be shared out after
languishing in a bank for 17 years.
 
Beatles photographer Herbert dies aged 89
By Emma Gunby, Liverpool Echo
4 March, 2002
One of the Beatles' first official photographers has died.
 
Sony 'to ask Michael Jackson for Beatles rights' - reports
Ananova
4 March, 2002
Sony bosses are to ask Michael Jackson to give the company his half-share of The Beatle's back
catalogue, according to US media reports.
 
 
 
 
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