Paul McCartney’s Expanded Wings! “Venus And Mars” and “At The Speed Of Sound”! If you are a fan of Paul McCartney, there was some great news announced the other day! “The Paul McCartney Archive Collection” announced two new reissues coming… Read More ›
40 Years Ago – A Live Masterpiece! Yes, it was 40 years ago that Paul McCartney and Wings released this triple live album – a moment from their worldwide tour that made them the biggest musical act on the planet!… Read More ›
Macca Has Never Looked Better! As you know, I’m a huge Paul McCartney fan – and “Macca” doesn’t get nearly enough credit for all of the experimental music projects he has taken on over the years. The History Of “The… Read More ›
New Pink Floyd Is On The Way! It’s music to every Pink Floyd fans’ ears! There is a new Pink Floyd album out! “Endless River” Arrives After 20 Years! The story originally broke a few month ago, via social media,… Read More ›
I have a question for you: Don’t be frightened, but it’s been on my mind: What Makes A Movie “BAD”? This? Well, this is clearly a film that can give you a splitting headache… Maybe This? Let’s see: George Burns,… Read More ›
The Beatles On Abbey Road! I have been loving the pictures fans have posted from the Abbey Road photo session…stuff like this: There have been tons of books that capture every single aspect of The Beatles, but for some reason,… Read More ›
Yes, It’s Jenna Jameson And Sylvester Stallone! Wait until you hear the story behind this picture! OK, this was designed to be, as it is known in TV, as a “deep tease.” You will have to keep reading to find… Read More ›
It’s one of the greatest lines in movie history: “My Name’s Bond…James Bond.” Whether you like hearing those words as uttered by the first James Bond, Sean Connery…or the latest, Daniel Craig, it signals the beginning of a great new… Read More ›
Talk About A Love Of Music! Paul McCartney just keeps on rocking! I think this picture sums up perfect why I admire Paul McCartney so much – he LOVES to make music! At an age when most of his contemporaries… Read More ›
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