Paul Mccartney

music Sept. 11, 2018

Have Paul McCartney and Paul Simon Run Out of Steam?It’s complicated.

By Craig Jenkins

merry england Sept. 11, 2018

Paul McCartney Shares Heartwarming Story of Jacking Off With John LennonOnce, maybe twice.

By Madeleine Aggeler

meet-cutes Sept. 11, 2018

Paul McCartney and Kanye Met by Adorably Bonding Over BreakupsA meet-cute for the ages.

By Dee Lockett

where’s the beef? Sept. 11, 2018

Paul McCartney Responds to Quincy Jones Diss: ‘He’s Totally Out of His Tree’“I don’t think I’m the worst bass player he’s ever heard. Or maybe he’s never heard bad bass players.”

By Dee Lockett

music June 28, 2018

Damon Albarn Says Kanye ‘Trapped’ Paul McCartney in ‘Abusive Collaboration’The pair’s work eventually helped form the songs “All Day,” “Only One,” and “FourFiveSeconds.”

By Halle Kiefer

last night on late night June 22, 2018

James Corden Cries While Paul McCartney Sings ‘Let it Be’ in a CarAwww.

By Hunter Harris

Mar. 24, 2018

Paul McCartney Invokes John Lennon at March for Our Lives‘One of my best friends was killed by gun violence …’

By Benjamin Hart

maybe this is amazing Jan. 8, 2018

Oh My God, Jamie Dornan Will Cover ‘Maybe I’m Amazed’ for Fifty Shades FreedHe was once in a folk duo called Sons of Jim. Amazing!

By Dee Lockett

last night on late night June 15, 2017

Judd Apatow Tried to Get Paul McCartney’s Number and It Did Not Go WellAt least the Beatle was nice about it.

By Tolly Wright

first looks May 14, 2017

Paul McCartney Wears Requisite Level of Eyeliner in Pirates of the CaribbeanThere are secrets in his hair.

By Karen Brill

lawsuits Jan. 18, 2017

Paul McCartney Sues Sony Over Beatles CopyrightsHe’s fighting to regain ownership of his pride and joy.

By Dee Lockett

r.i.p. Dec. 31, 2016

Beatles’ First Manager Allan Williams Dead at 86He’s remembered for his book The Man Who Gave the Beatles Away.

By Tolly Wright

last night on late night Dec. 21, 2016

Paul McCartney and the Roots Sing a CappellaSo many colorful tiles.

By Jackson McHenry

select all Nov. 10, 2016

Maybe I’m Amazed at Paul McCartney’s Mannequin ChallengePaul is not dead.

By Brian Feldman

oldchella Oct. 16, 2016

Rihanna Joins Paul McCartney at OldchellaThe two dueted on “FourFiveSeconds.”

By Halle Kiefer

oldchella Oct. 10, 2016

Paul McCartney and Neil Young Do Dad-Rock DuetsThey performed “A Day in the Life,” “Give Peace a Chance,” and “Why Don’t We Do It in the Road.”

By Karen Brill

cracking the voice Oct. 6, 2016

Which Oldchella Headliners Can Still Hit Their High Notes? Listen and Find OutCompare audio clips of the six headliners singing their most vocally demanding songs on recent tours to clips recorded decades ago when their throats were younger and in better shape.

By Dan Reilly

cracking the voice Oct. 6, 2016

What Really Happens When a Singing Voice Gets OldWhy do voices deepen and thin over time?

By Justin Davidson

collaborations Aug. 11, 2016

Kanye Reminds Paul McCartney of Andy Warhol“I think he’s a great artist.”

By E. Alex Jung

communique July 16, 2016

Letter From Paul McCartney to Prince Sold“Dear Princely person …”

By Devon Ivie

storytime June 23, 2016

Dave Grohl Says Taylor Swift Was His ‘Batman’Humiliate yourself in front of a Beatle? Not if Taylor Swift can help it.

By Halle Kiefer

music review June 15, 2016

Boomer Rock Icons Are Back, and Their Albums Aren’t BadPaul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Neil Young, and Paul Simon are all releasing new material.

By Craig Jenkins

n-word May 24, 2016

Oprah Told Macca Not to Let Kanye Say the N-Word“Yeah, but it’s Kanye!”

By Dee Lockett

in tribute May 5, 2016

Paul McCartney Pays Tribute to Prince During His Minneapolis ConcertElectric word life.

By Halle Kiefer

concerts May 3, 2016

McCartney, Dylan, and More to Play MegaconcertA 2016 Woodstock?

By Halle Kiefer and Devon Ivie

music Apr. 18, 2016

See McCartney and Novoselic Do ‘Helter Skelter’At a Macca show in Seattle.

By Nate Jones

surprise! Apr. 14, 2016

Watch McCartney Perform ‘A Hard Day’s Night’He really has been working like a dog lately.

By Devon Ivie

the industry Mar. 24, 2016

Paul McCartney Joins Pirates of the CaribbeanHey, why not, right?

By Halle Kiefer

the long and winding legal road Mar. 19, 2016

Paul McCartney Wants to Get Back, Get Back, Get Back the Rights to His SongsThe rights to his share of the Lennon-McCartney catalog is up for reversion in 2018.

By Greg Cwik

tributes Mar. 9, 2016

Paul McCartney Pays Tribute to George MartinHe shares his favorite memory of the late iconic producer.

By Dee Lockett

how vip do we gotta get? Feb. 16, 2016

McCartney & Beck Couldn’t Get Into Grammys Party“How VIP do we gotta get?”

By E. Alex Jung

fab four fun Dec. 30, 2015

We Made Every Beatles Spotify Playlist You Could Ever Possibly NeedThe best of John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

By Nate Jones, Jillian Mapes, and Lauretta Charlton

the artist is famous Oct. 18, 2015

The Strange (and Often Wonderful) Things We See When Celebrities PaintFame has become such a meta-subject and an American obsession that just the act of someone famous making a painting is thought to add kicky secret layers to the artist’s image.

By Jerry Saltz

right-click Oct. 7, 2015

McCartney Revives MJ in New ‘Say, Say, Say’ VidThe song features on McCartney’s Pipes of Peace (2015 Remaster), out now.

By Sean Fitz-Gerald

the cut portfolio Mar. 12, 2015

Seen in Paris: Plastic Tube-Tops and Cara DelevingnePlus: mammoth fur coats, Royal Guard costumes, and more scenes from the final days of fashion month.

By Landon Nordeman

chat room Feb. 20, 2015

Noel Gallagher on His New Album and Beyoncé“If I were Beck, I’d have handed Kanye the award and a dictionary and said, ‘Have a look at the word artistry and see if it applies to Beyoncé.’”

By Lane Brown

impressions Feb. 11, 2015

Carvey’s Beatles Impression Nearly Kills HaderHe loses it.

By Lindsey Weber

Feb. 9, 2015

A Timeline of Everything We Know About Kanye’s Next AlbumThere are a lot of clues out there.

By Eric Rosenthal

grammys Feb. 9, 2015

Kanye Was Right: Beyoncé Was Robbed at the GrammysLeave it to the Grammys — the only awards show that can make an upset more boring than the widely predicted outcome.

By Lindsay Zoladz

ban minotaurs Feb. 9, 2015