ANOTHER TOUR STOP FOR PAUL?: If you're not already a subscriber to our Paul McCartney Examiner column, you should check out our latest post there regarding some information on the tour.
BEATLES IN MIAMI: "The Beatles on Record," the hourlong documentary about the group released late last year during the remastered CD publicity swirl, will be featured during the Miami International Film Festival now going on. The film will be screened Sunday and then twice more after that. Details are here.
MAY PANG INTERVIEW: May Pang talks about John Lennon and her "Instamatic Karma" book in this excellent interview by Michael Ventrella. And if you haven't seen it, here's an interview we did with May shortly after the publication of her book "Instamatic Karma."
DRIVEN NEWS: Stories about fans' feelings about the John Lennon Citroën ad now even mention the word boycott. Baby, don't drive their car?
LIVING IN NUTOPIA: In a recent Beatle news briefs, we mentioned that the building which John Lennon tried to rename as the Nutopian Embassy is up for sale. The New York Times has a story about the person who has lived there since.
NEW HOME: James Jones' weekly "Magical Mystery Tour" radio show is now on KAT 105.5 FM. You can hear it Sunday Mornings from 9-11 a.m. U.S. Central Time. It's live online here.
A WEIRD INTERVIEW: Above is George Harrison being interviewed by Weird Al Yankovic. Weird it is.
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Steve, It's pretty obvious that Weird Al's questions have been cut into a pre-existing GH interview. Please don't give space to this kind of rubbish.
Steve, search Al TV on Wikipedia if you must. Please, take this down. Post a retraction as well. As the comments on YouTube indicate, there are too many people who don't know the difference between real and imagined (which explains a lot). You shouldn't be one of them.
Calm down. Everyone knows these interviews are fake. That's why they're funny. I think Paul's 'interview' with Al is the funniest ever.
If people aren't smart enough to figure out this is fake, are they smart enough to understand a retraction?
The worse case, dumbass people think George really said something bad about Ed McMann. Big deal.
I thought it was funny enough.
Yes, everyone knows Al's interviews are fake. I went to see Al in concert and he runs several of these during his show. I remember he ran the McCartney one when I saw him.
How could anybody get all lathered up about something like this?
I think it's absolutely hilarious! I especially like George's last word on the subject (PITA indeed!)
Along with the music we also loved The Beatles sense of humor. I thought it was funny. Lighten up Ian...it's only a joke.
Wierd Al? More like Worthless Al...Why on earth would you post that inane piece of nonsense?
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