In “Now and Then,” The Beatles’ final song, Paul McCartney does it all - bass, backing vocals, lap steel, and production, but ...

The Studio’ costars Seth Rogen and Ike Barinholtz had a memorable encounter with Paul McCartney. They disagree on what ...

George Harrison and Paul McCartney were pals long before becoming Beatles, which naturally led to lots of hilarious ...

Paul McCartney plays bass on a song off the new Rolling Stones album, Foreign Tongues. Before recording together, Mick Jagger questioned if McCartney could pull it off: "It's gonna be simple, no ...

Although Jagger has known McCartney "for ages," they'd only sung together previously, in 1967 on the Stones' song "We Love You," also featuring John Lennon. "He's not a stranger, but he's never played ...

Born on June 18, 1942, Paul McCartney grew up in Liverpool, England, and ... well you probably know the rest. He achieved global fame at a young age as the heartthrob of The Beatles, continued onto a ...

Few artists have had as many reinventions as Paul McCartney has. His first band, which she joined at 15, was none other than The Beatles. His songwriting partnership with John Lennon changed the music ...

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His 20th solo album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, feels like a Beatles prequel and is his best work since the 2000s. Photo: Lloyd Bishop/NBC via Getty Images This content can't be displayed right now. To ...

Listen to “Eleanor Rigby,” “Daytime Nightime Suffering” and more tracks that hint at his gloomier instincts. By Lindsay Zoladz My colleague Jon Pareles recently had the enviable experience of sitting ...