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Paul McCartney's gig at this weekend's Hard Rock Calling will be live streamed on YouTube, it has been announced. Paul will be playing on Sunday in London's Hyde Park and music fans will be able to watch the concert online. The concert will remain on the site for a full month after the gig.
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Sir Paul McCartney will be getting the royal treatment at Hard Rock Calling this weekend. The Beatles legend has got permission from The Queen to break a ban on pyrotechnics in London's Hyde Park. Sir Paul closes the three-day festival, which is part of the Hard Rock Ambassadors Of Rock tour, on Sunday.
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Executors of Michael Jackson’s estate have decided to keep a 50 percent stake in a music publishing venture with rights to more than 250 songs by the Beatles, two people with knowledge of the situation said.
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Animal-loving SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY is the latest star to back an anti-whaling campaign urging the Norwegian government not to lift a ban on commercial hunting.
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John Lennon's handwritten lyrics to A Day in the Life were purchased by an American collector on Friday for $1.2 million. The winning bid was placed by phone at Sotheby's auction house, which declined to identify the collector further. The price exceeded the pre-sale estimate of $500,000 to $800,000.
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Sir Peter Blake, creator of the world's most famous record album cover, made an emotional visit to Blake's Restaurant in the Hard Days Night Hotel. He was in Liverpool as the VIP guest at a fundraising dinner for Ness Botanic Gardens in Wirral. His 1967 sleeve design for Sgt Pepper's provides inspiration for Blake's Restaurant's decor.
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Mary McCartney got married at Marylebone Register Office in London on Saturday. Even her father Sir Paul knew nothing about it until after the event, the rest of the world was only let in on the secret three days later. Forty-one years ago, hundreds of Beatles fans crowded the same venue as Paul married Linda in what they hoped would be a secret ceremony.
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Paul McCartney will bring his "Up and Coming" tour to Philadelphia for a performance August 14th at the Wachovia Center. Tickets go on sale starting June 21. McCartney's last stop here was in 2005, and some suggest that this one could be his last, as he's turning 68 next week.
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Cheap Trick returns to Las Vegas for its stage tribute to Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band for a total of 20 dates through July 31. The well-received show moves from the Las Vegas Hilton Theater, where it was staged in the fall of 2009. Cheap Trick and a 25-piece orchestra will power the production.
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What was the greatest tune by the greatest band ever? No band in history left as rich a songbook as The Beatles, and now Gibson.com is calling on you to help them select what was the very best from that Liverpudlian treasure trove. All votes must be in by June 13. Results will be revealed during the week of June 21.
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We live in a fame-obsessed world with people willing to do just about anything for their 15 minutes. Yet, on some level, we must know how damaging fame can be. Certainly, the Beatles knew the cost of fame, but too late. By the time they began straining against the restrictions of celebrity, they were the most famous people on earth.
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Sir Paul McCartney is directing a film based on photographs his late wife Linda took of The Beatles at the height of their fame.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1284332/The-Linda-McCartney-Picture-Paul-movie-Macca.html#ixzz0qBBtuNXW
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The Beatles already hold just about every album sales record there is, and a number of their albums have added new Gold and Platinum honors. In April, the RIAA certified The Beatles In Stereo set triple-Platinum and The Beatles In Mono set as Platinum. Additionally, the Beatles' LOVE album was certified triple-Platinum.
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A one-of-a-kind, hand-painted poster for the Adelaide leg of The Beatles' 1964 Australian tour will be auctioned in the US this week. Found recently at a garage sale in Adelaide where it was bought "for a pittance," it is thought to be the only known concert poster from any of the four Australian cities played by The Beatles on their visit.
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Never-before-seen photographs of The Beatles have been uncovered for an auction due to take place in London later this month. However, Bonhams says that the name of the photographer is being kept secret after he told auctioneers he does not want any publicity. The eighteen black and white photos were taken in 1964.
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