Janice Dickinson Wants Paul McCartney?

Ok is this some kinda joke Janice Dickinson wants Paul McCartney, lol ok! Janice would scare the begeebee's outta Paul she is so abrupt, Im not sure Paul could last an hour with Janice in person, please donot get me wrong Janice is a former Supermodel and an old school icon. I just donot see this type of union working out myself, and you what do you think?

http://www.showbizspy.com/2007/

Stella McCartney blasts Tom Ford

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STELLA MCCARTNEY'S SCUFFLE WITH FORD

STELLA MCCARTNEY has blasted designer TOM FORD for giving her unwanted beauty advice. The fashion designer was unimpressed when the fellow clothesmaker tried to give her a style overhaul - because gruelling cosmetic regimes aren't her thing. She says,

"Tom Ford once told me that I should highlight my hair and do my eyebrows, and got all camp on me and I told him to go away. "I'm just not that kind of woman. I've nothing against that kind of woman, it's just not a priority and I don't have the time."
28/05/2007 20:23

Ringo's Ringo's Rolling Stone interview

Ringo’s Rolling Stone Interview w/ Audio

Rolling Stone recently interviewed Ringo for their fortieth anniversary issue and now rare audio excerpts from the interview are available on rollingstone.com. Twenty artists and leaders were interviewed for Rolling Stone’s celebratory fortieth edition, with Ringo being chosen for his indelible imprint on rock & roll history. Rolling Stone selected audio clips from the interview which capture Ringo’s thoughts on Kurt Cobain, how he discovers new music, who are among some of his current favorite artists, seeing Bob Dylan and

The Rolling Stones live, the enduring impact of the Beatles’ music, and coping with the loss of John and George. Visit rollingstone.com to listen to six audio clips from Ringo’s interview, and for the entire Ringo profile, get your copy of Rolling Stone’s fortieth anniversary issue, on stands now.

Heather Axed from the View!!!

sheeeeesh I don't believe this for a minute..

HEATHER AXED
By Ryan Parry 26/05/2007

HEATHER Mills has been dumped from a big-name US TV show after a row with its powerful host Barbara Walters, it was claimed yesterday.
The presenter, an American TV legend, was furious when Mills failed to turn up for an interview after her stint on Dancing With the Stars.
Sources say the estranged wife of Sir Paul McCartney has been dropped from a week-long guest slot on Walters' morning show, The View.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/topstories/

Waiting for Stella McCartney at Target

The workings of the brain help explain why some people just can't stop spending.
Women desperate for a piece of the Stella McCartney for Target collection lined up for hours on the morning of the March 12 launch, before storming the stores and stripping the mannequins. Some spent thousands of dollars on the budget range.
However, after the initial frenzy was over, many shoppers were left with a sizeable retail hangover. Weeks after the launch, hundreds of clothes had been returned to Target, and racks of garments hung listlessly in city stores. Online auction house eBay has been flooded with people trying to sell unwanted Stella McCartney for Target items, but now the flurry is well and truly over: almost half haven't sold.

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/news/fashion/the-science-of-

Unseen Beatles photo's go on diplay

Gorge Harrision pours a cuppa as the Fab Four relax with producer George Martin during the recording of the Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts’ Club Band LP – one of a batch of previously unseen photos to be unveiled at the city’s St Giles Street Gallery.

DAVID BALE15 May 2007 09:15A batch of previously unseen photos of legendary pop combo The Beatles will be unveiled for the first time ever at an exhibition in Norwich.The city's St Giles' Street Gallery has secured a world scoop by obtaining never-seen-before images of the most famous band ever recording their most famous album nearly 40 years ago.Taken at London's Abbey Road Studios in 1967, the photos include the Fab Four relaxing during the recording of the Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts' Club Band LP and eating lunch with producer George Martin.

They were taken by Sunday Times photographer Frank Herrmann hours before the band posed for the cover of Sgt Pepper, and were previously thought to have been lost.But thanks to modern technology, the shots, which show the group happily drinking tea, chatting and taking a break from recording, have been restored from the original contact sheets. The gallery will exhibit the 24 original black and white prints from June 1 to September 1, as well as a selection of Mr Herrmann's photos which were used in the limited-edition Summer of Love book.

Photographer David Koppel, who founded the gallery and whose friendship with Mr Herrmann helped secure the exhibition, said: “The photos are really amazing and there's been a huge amount of interest in them already. My favourite is the one where George (Harrison) is pouring a cup of tea, which shows all the four Beatles and George Martin.”The images of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and George Martin were taken when Mr Herrmann visited Abbey Road studios on March 30.Twelve of those images were made into original artwork for the Summer of Love book, but the rest remain unseen.Books and prints will be available for sale for the duration of the exhibition.The gallery was founded after exhibiting successfully in its former incarnation, Frames of Norwich.

The building was formerly the St Giles Post Office which closed in 2004 as part of a cull of branches across Norfolk.The gallery is open Monday to Saturday, from 10am to 6pm, admission free.For more information, go to www.sgsgallery.comDid you see the Beatles when they performed for the one and only time in Norwich on May 17, 1963 at the old Grosvenor in Prince of Wales Road?

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Putting a price on memories of the Fab 4 (or 5 )

Putting a price on memories of the Fab 4 (or 5)
May 8 2007
by Sarah Chapman, Liverpool Echo

IT could be Beatles for sale after fans of the Fab Four raided their attics for rare pieces of memorabilia.
Previously undiscovered treasures such as a book signed by a 15-year-old John Lennon and love letters from “fifth Beatle” Stuart Sutcliffe were taken along to a valuation event at the Albert Dock.

The Beatles Story museum had arranged for valuers from Beatles and pop specialist dealer Tracks to take a look at the items.
Valuer Jason Cornthwaite carried out free valuations with Paul Wane.
He said a steady stream of around 100 people came through the doors on Sunday and yesterday clutching records, autographs, paintings and photographs.

Mr Cornthwaite said: “We’ve had some really interesting stuff.
“There was a school textbook which had been signed by John Lennon in 1955 and that was valued at £1,250.
“A man came in with a dictionary which was signed by George Harrison and we also saw a card which belonged to John Lennon when he was in the RAF Cadets.
“The most valuable thing we’ve looked at were Beatles autographs signed at the Grafton in 1962 and they’re worth £1,800.”

Sheila Garbe a former girlfriend of a teenage Stuart Sutcliffe, the Beatles’ original bass guitarist, went to the valuation with a large collection of his letters, some of which are nine pages long and could be worth more than £1,000. Mrs Garbe, 67, of Halewood Village, had a relationship with him after meeting him when she worked at Vernon’s Pools.

Stuart Sutcliffe, who died in 1962, was studying at Liverpool College of Art.
She said: “Stuart wrote me love letters which also contain poems for me.
“They are very personal and the valuer has been the first person who’s ever read them apart form me, so it has been a bit strange.”
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Hard day's light for Beatle Hotel

Hard day’s light for Beatle hotel
May 11 2007
by Catherine Jones, Liverpool Echo


THE opening date for Liverpool’s new £18m Hard Day’s Night hotel is in the balance over a power supply crisis.
Owners of the Beatle-themed hotel in North John Street say Scottish Power has run into difficulties supplying electricity despite an agreement signed a year ago.
The power company needs to access cables in nearby Harrington Street.
But that means digging through new paving and concrete laid as part of the £73m City Centre Movement Strategy. There have also been fears the work could leave other businesses in the area without power for several days.

The restaurant will be a focal point in the Hard day's night hotel

The hotel says unless the problem is resolved within the next three weeks, their planned October launch is in doubt.
Jimmy Tyrer, of developers Bowdena, said: “We’ve had the electricity substation in the basement since last year, and in January we were given a date in March to get the power supply up and running.
“It was only when that didn’t happen that we found out about this problem.
“There’s a massive amount of work going on inside the building. However, we can’t finish anything until the power is sorted out.
“With this problem hanging over us we can’t start hiring people or taking bookings.
“We don’t want to apportion blame. We just want everyone to work together and try to sort this out.”
Scottish Power today promised it would sort the problem out.
A spokeswoman said: “We’ve been working closely with the city council over this issue.
“The reason for the delay is a need to ensure we comply with health and safety guidance when working in the Harrington Street area and excavating in the vicinity of live cables.
“This area has been resurfaced with a reinforced concrete sub base to support the new granite footway.
“We’ve looked at alternative locations to provide a connection to the hotel and have selected a revised position in North John Street, which we expect to be completed within the timescales expected, enabling the hotel to open on schedule.”
catherinejones@liverpoolecho.co.uk