Paul McCartney News & Breaking Stories

Sean Penn praised working with Dakota Johnson on their new movie Daddio, calling it a "gift" and addressing various subjects.

American Idol's Top 24 performed in Hawaii, impressing judges and viewers. Find out who shined and who needs more work.

Andy Murray made a joke about Taylor Swift's attention at the Superbowl, and her fans were not happy about it.

Dolly Parton celebrates 78th birthday with surprise album release featuring rock legends. "Rockstar" tops charts, making her a superstar artist.

George Michael's refined music taste included The Beatles, Joy Division, Nirvana, and Oasis, praising their impact and criticizing Oasis' later work.

Dolly Parton's 2023 rock album Rockstar features a duet with REO Speedwagon's Kevin Cronin. The album also features famous artists.

Denny Laine co-wrote "No Words" for Wings' 1973 album. He contributed more to the 1976 album, including "Time to Hide."

Taylor Swift named TIME's Person of the Year 2023, beating out other nominees including the CEO of OpenAI.

British rock legend Denny Laine, co-founder of the Moody Blues and Wings, has died at 79 after battling a lung disease.

Dolly Parton's long awaited Rock album is finally out, featuring 30 tracks including covers of iconic songs and original songs.

The last Beatles song, "Now and Then," has been released using AI and restored technology to isolate John Lennon's voice.

A new Beatles song titled "Now and Then," featuring the voice of John Lennon, will be released this week using AI.

John Lennon's song "(Just Like) Starting Over" was his tribute to rock legends Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Gene Vincent, and Buddy Holly.

U2's "U2:UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere" performance at the Las Vegas venue is a visually stunning experience.

Jimmy Buffett, the singer and entrepreneur known for his hit song "Margaritaville," has died after a battle with Merkel cell skin cancer. The rare form of skin cancer primarily affects older individuals, males, and those with lighter skin. Exposure to sunlight and a weakened immune system are also risk factors.

Freshman receiver Zachariah Branch stole the show in his college debut, helping USC to a victory with 232 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns.

Tony Bennett, the last of the great saloon singers, dies.

Fans loved speculating about The Beatles, including the "Paul is Dead" theory, but the band found it amusing and intentionally added confusing details to their songs. Paul McCartney, however, became paranoid about the theory.

Louis Armstrong's "Hello, Dolly!" topped the charts, beating The Beatles.