Paul McCartney “A Hard Day’s Night” | LIVE @ ACL 2018 | Opening Performance

A night of baseball and fundraising will honor Madison's famed actor and comedian while representing a famed sketch. Here's how it was planned and why the family agreed.

They went on holiday to Morocco with McCartney’s brother and his wife, to a quiet hotel the singer knew about, where they stayed in separate rooms. Sir Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy Shevell ...

Poet Paul Muldoon, who presents the podcast, noted in the episode released on Wednesday 6 March that McCartney’s songwriting has made some “harder boiled” music fans and critics ...

Paul McCartney is one of the most successful songwriters in history. He’s penned almost too many major smash singles to count, and those who have listened to them may begin to notice some ...

Paul McCartney knows a thing or two ... it actually is the opposite.” It’s hard to imagine a world in which McCartney really did buy into the message his critics were pushing.

Paul McCartney could easily ... Throughout his post-Beatles career, McCartney has often benefited from working with a strong collaborator. It’s not a hard-and-fast rule—standout records ...

Paul McCartney knows a thing or two about writing ... it actually is the opposite.” It’s hard to imagine a world in which McCartney really did buy into the message his critics were pushing. If he did, ...

Sir Paul McCartney ... “Oh it’s a lovely day, it’s nice, I like the rain.” To which the critic would say: “Soppy bastard.” “John [Lennon] had a lot of that,” McCartney said ...

Sir Paul McCartney ... “Oh it’s a lovely day, it’s nice, I like the rain.” To which the critic would say: “Soppy bastard.” “John [Lennon] had a lot of that,” McCartney said ...

Sir Paul McCartney ... “Oh it’s a lovely day, it’s nice, I like the rain.” To which the critic would say: “Soppy bastard.” “John [Lennon] had a lot of that,” McCartney said ...

Paul McCartney ... “Oh it’s a lovely day, it’s nice, I like the rain.” To which the critic would say: “Soppy bastard.” “John [Lennon] had a lot of that,” McCartney said, referring ...

Paul McCartney knows a thing or two ... it actually is the opposite.” It’s hard to imagine a world in which McCartney really did buy into the message his critics were pushing.