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Paul McCartney

Lingerie League enlivens American Football

telegraph.co.uk
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What began as a Super Bowl half-time stunt - scantily-clad women playing American football - has proved so popular (among men, at least) it is getting its very own national "Lingerie League". Billed as "true fantasy football",...

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Another memento from Shea Stadium

iht.com
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Now that Shea Stadium is closed for business, New York Mets fans are able to buy mementos from the venue that housed the 1969 "Miracle Mets" and an improbable 1986 World Series comeback. Shea had a rich musical history, too,...

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Why the Beatles never did Vegas

theglobeandmail.com
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ALL TOGETHER NOWDirected by Adrian Wills Starring Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and Cirque du SoleilClassification: NA**All Together Now, like most ''making of'' documentaries, is just another well-oiled cog in the publicity...

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MOTOR CITY JOURNAL: Leafs fans rock the Joe

freep.com
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By BILL McGRAW • Motor City Journal • October 9, 2008 (WARNING: This story contains hackneyed complaints about the NHL schedule.) Outside Joe Louis Arena after Thursday night’s game, at the corner of Steve Yzerman Drive and W....

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Art-rockers show some new moves

philly.com
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By Dan DeLuca Inquirer Music Critic Dear Science, the third album by the Brooklyn rock quintet TV on the Radio, is the sound of a boldly experimental band making its most exciting music to date. And while it doesn't dispense...

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REDISCOVER LITTLE ITALY

nypost.com
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ThE HISTORIC neighborhood of Little Italy has long served as the heart and soul of Italian culture in the Big Apple. Between 1900 and 1910 over 2 million Italian immigrants arrived in New York and over half ended up calling...

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Love the circus? Love the Beatles? Then you’ll love a Beatles circus!

liveonmusic.com
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Yoko Ono, Olivia Harrison and, to a lesser extent, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr were involved in the staging of Love, and their remarks are telling. McCartney and Starr, for instance, have finely honed modesty. ‘I couldn’t...

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Monkey and Beatles

live4ever.us
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In the pre-Winehouse era, the British exported their music, not their dirty laundry, which is why it's possible for Americans to recall the mid-'90s moment when Oasis and Blur jostled for the title of rock's best band in...

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Jeremy Warmsley: An Evening with Daniel Johnston

drownedinsound.com
09-Oct-2008
        

Interviews can be pretty predictable and boring, right? Inspired by the fact the music press was at its best when people like Chrissie Hynde were writing for the NME and more recently Andrew Bird's regular column for the New...

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Smelling an activist rat

news.com.au
09-Oct-2008 8 related
        

HEATHER Mills - celebrity divorcee and green extremist - last year urged us to stop drinking the milk of cows. Milking ex-husband Paul McCartney may have been fine, but Mills felt milking cows was going too far. But it seems...

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