Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney relationship: Are the last living Beatles still friends?

included a slew of guest stars and former recurring characters who made memorable appearances on the iconic show. However, there were a couple of big names that didn't make the special, including Paul Rudd and Cole Sprouse.Rudd portrayed Phoebe's (Lisa Kudrow) husband Mike, while Sprouse was Ross' (David Schwimmer) son Ben.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote a large portion of The Beatles' songs as a team. As a duo, they worked on some of the band's most iconic hits, including Yesterday, Help!, All My Loving and Come Together.

Jennifer Aydin's home is a sight for sore eyes!The star gave ET an epic look inside her not-so-humble abode, ahead of the part two, airing Wednesday on Bravo. Dubbed the «Palace of Paramus,» the 20,000 square foot mega mansion boasts 30 feet high ceilings, nine bedrooms, 16 bathrooms, a pool, pool house, theater, gym, spa and a stripper pole.

Matt LeBlanc's father Paul LeBlanc is opening up about his relationship with his son who will soon be gracing our television screens with the Friends Reunion special. Speaking to The Sun, Paul revealed that he has not been in touch with Matt aka Joey for the last 9 years after a petty fight caused him to leave home.

The Sunday Times has released the 2021 Rich List and Irish band U2 has ranked incredibly high, considering the live music industry has been on its knees for the last year.

Paul McCartney and Ed Sheeran have both been named in The Sunday Times’ Rich List 2021 as being among the wealthiest musicians in the UK and Ireland.The latest edition of the paper’s annual focus on the world’s wealthiest people has been published today (May 21), with special attention being devoted to examining the wealth of some of the biggest music acts from the UK and Ireland.The Sunday Times notes that despite the lack of lucrative revenue from touring during the majority of 2020 due to the

Sir Paul McCartney has been named as the UK's richest musician.

Paul McCartney has teamed up with Rick Rubin for a new documentary series on Hulu.McCartney 3, 2, 1 will explore McCartney’s musical history as a former Beatle, for a rare one-on-one interview with Rubin.The six-episode series will span McCartney’s work with The Beatles and Wings as well as his 50 plus years as a solo artist.

Later this year, Disney is set to release the highly-anticipated documentary, “The Beatles: Get Back” from director Peter Jackson. But if you’d like to have a little bit of a Beatles-adjacent documentary experience from a Disney-adjacent studio, you can check out the upcoming series “McCartney 3,2,1” when it comes to Hulu in July.

Antonio Ferme editorHulu has announced that a six-part music docuseries titled “McCartney 3,2,1” will premiere on July 16.The original series will feature in-depth conversations between Paul McCartney and producer Rick Rubin. The two music legends will discuss McCartney’s groundbreaking work with The Beatles, the emblematic 1970s arena rock of Wings and his 51 years as a solo artist.

Paul McCartney and Rick Rubin’s documentary series examining the former Beatles’ musical history has landed at Hulu.

Paul McCartney has claimed that regularly practising eye yoga has helped preserve his eyesight over the years.The Beatle spoke about the practice during a guest appearance on the latest episode of the Jessie Ware-hosted podcast Table Manners.McCartney’s daughter Mary McCartney, who also featured on the podcast, brought up her father’s eye yoga routine which, he claims, has helped maintain his eyesight without the need for glasses.“I learned [it] off some yogi in India,” McCartney then explained

Dua Lipa and Justin Bieber’s back catalogue just last week. “Andy has shaped the sound of great records for almost 40 years now and from seminal albums such as Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ to Jeff Buckley’s iconic ‘Grace’ and through landmark albums for Coldplay, Foo Fighters et al, he has had an award-winning career that has defined what rock music sounds like,” founder of Hipgnosis, Merck Mercuriadis, said.