The Beatles: John Lennon had a beautiful connection to his favourite Paul McCartney song

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

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.

George Harrison‘s first post-Beatles solo album ‘All Things Must Pass’ has been announced to mark 50 years since its release.The album has been completely remixed from the original tapes, with Harrison’s son Dhani serving as executive producer.

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.

Sir Paul McCartney and his wife of nine years, Nancy Shevell, looked as in love as ever as they headed out to dinner in The Hamptons over the weekend.MORE: A look back at Paul and Nancy's weddingThe happy couple wore matching dark ensembles, with Nancy, 61, choosing a gorgeous black and white long-sleeved blouse and black trousers, which she accessoried with matching sandals and a silver heart pendant. WATCH: Paul McCartney reveals stunning artwork inside private homeNancy chose a relaxed hair

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.

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

Sean Ono Lennon, the son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, has shared a lengthy Twitter thread on political correctness and how he believes it has negatively impacted “culture”.Lennon took to Twitter yesterday (May 24) to share his experiences growing up with a Japanese mother.“When I was young ppl used to say racist shit about Asians around me all the time and then be like ‘Oh sorry! But you’re not reeeally Asian so…’ and I think they sincerely thought that would make me feel better,” he wrote.“I’m

Sean Lennon is speaking his mind. The 45-year-old son of Beatles legend John Lennon and Yoko Ono has become somewhat known for his sharp opinions and set his sights on "political correctness" during a Sunday Twitter tirade.

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.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono, titled 24 Hours: The World of John and Yoko, is now available to stream on Amazon Prime Video US.The 30-minute film is available to watch in full for the first time since its initial release on the BBC back in 1969 through Amazon’s Coda Collection.“Last seen more than 50 years ago, and having aired just once on TV, this intimate documentary – captured over a five-day period – shows a day in the life of John and Yoko while Lennon was still a member of The Beatles,

READ MORE: Cinema releases May 2021: What movies are out in cinemas this week?Sir Ringo spends most of his time across his homes in London and LA, where he lives with his wife Barbara Bach, while Sir Paul also has homes across the world, though is believed to reside mainly in London. When they do get together, they have performed together, and have collaborated a great deal over the years since The Beatles' split in 1970.