Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell look loved-up as they enjoy date night

Get inside the sounds that get stuck inside your head. Oscar and GRAMMY Award-winning super producer and artist Mark Ronson has a new show coming on Apple TV+ where he explores the intersection of technology and musical innovation with his heroes and fellow hitmakers.

Paul McCartney, with Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) playing. Included in the footage by Danny Sangra are photos of George and Paul that were taken by the late Linda McCartney.

Sir Paul McCartney enjoyed a very special treat to mark his 79th birthday on Friday courtesy of his daughters Mary and Stella McCartney.The duo exercised their vocal cords to sing 'Happy Birthday' to their famous dad in a sweet video shared on Instagram.MORE: Paul McCartney and wife Nancy Shevell enjoy romantic trip to the beachIn the clip, photographer Mary, 51, and fashion designer Stella, 49, belted out the classic song to the camera before panning over to capture Paul and enjoy a sweet

Paul McCartney, The 1975, Liam Gallagher and Foals are among those donating prizes to a new campaign to help London’s homeless.Streets Of London, the registered charity which funds specialist support for people who are homeless in the capital, has kickstarted its #comeonhome campaign with a unique prize draw.Prizes in the draw include a signed gift box from McCartney, a meet and greet opportunity with The 1975, a Fender Stratocaster signed by Mark Knopfler, tickets and an overnight stay for

The relationship between a patient and his therapist takes a dark and twisted turn in the new Apple TV+ series “The Shrink Next Door” with Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd.

Disney+. According to Disney, the documentary’s two-hour installments will feature a “wealth of tremendous footage Peter Jackson has reviewed, which he has spent the past three years restoring and editing.”The documentary transports audiences to the band’s intimate recording sessions during the 1960s.

The Beatles were still living in Liverpool they performed at the city's famous Cavern Club almost daily. The band would play the club around midday every day, allowing teenagers to watch Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Pete Best hit the stage while on their lunch break.

Stacey Dooley continued her smitten display with boyfriend Kevin Clifton as they enjoyed a rare date night in Wandsworth on Wednesday evening. The stylish pair cosied up together as they emerged from Backyard Cinema following a screening of the hotly anticipated new movie In The Heights.Television presenter Stacey looked super cool in a cropped asymmetrical black top and baggy jeans, while the Strictly Come Dancing star opted for a khaki shacket and black denims.

The Beatles were still living in Liverpool they performed at the city's famous Cavern Club almost daily. The band would get on stage around midday every day, allowing teenagers to watch Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Pete Best hit the stage while on their lunch break.

Prince would have enjoyed his 63rd birthday. The star, who was born in 1958, died in 2016 following an accidental drug overdose following the ingestion of counterfeit pills.

BBC reported. “Today’s musicians receive very little income from their performances — most featured artists receive tiny fractions of a US cent per stream and session musicians receive nothing at all,” the letter — which is also signed by Van Morrison, Paul McCartney, Jessie Ware, the estate of Joe Strummer, rapper Kano and the rock band Wolf Alice — goes on. A fix to the situation would be simple, they write: “Only two words needs to change” in the 988 Copyright, Designs and Patents Act to

Prince. The star, who was born in 1958, died in 2016 following an accidental drug overdose following the ingestion of counterfeit pills.

began in April with signatories including Paul McCartney, Kate Bush and members of Led Zeppelin. It argues that streaming via services such as Spotify and Apple Music be legislated more like radio.

Paul McCartney once mused in song whether anyone would need him or feed him when he’s 64. Italian singer-songwriter Enrico Ruggeri is asking the same questions, but it’s soccer passes, not food, that he seeks.

The Rolling Stones have joined Tom Gray’s #BrokenRecord campaign which is calling for better streaming revenues for artists.Back in April, over 150 artists – including Paul McCartney, Kate Bush, Damon Albarn, Chris Martin, Noel Gallagher and Wolf Alice – signed an open letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson asking to help reform the streaming economy.Proving unsuccessful, the first letter that went to Johnson received an “interested but non-committal reply” from a junior minister in the business

we've documented - and debunked - some of the most far-fetched stories about our city and its inhabitants. Paul McCartney didn't die in 1966 Paul McCartney turns 79 this month and is still going strong having released a new album late last year, but according to this rumour Paul McCartney died in a car accident in 1966 and was replaced by a lookalike named William Campbell.