Paul McCartney’s “Rearview Mirror” exhibition at Gagosian in Beverly Hills offers a rare, personal look at the earliest days of Beatlemania.

Back in 2012, Paul McCartney released Kisses On The Bottom, an album of pop and jazz standards with just a couple of originals. One of those originals is “My Valentine,” which sounded a lot ...

Paul McCartney Said “No” to George Harrison’s Guitar Riffs. In an interview on The Howard Stern Show, Paul McCartney divulged how George Harrison “Hey Jude” wanted to change the ...

Larry David asked Paul McCartney a bizarre question upon their first-ever meeting at an 'SNL50' dinner that stunned 'Fly on the Wall' cohost Dana Carvey: 'Instead of 'Hello. We love all your albums'?' ...

Paul McCartney opened up about his private life, with The Beatles star, 82, giving fans a rare insight into his nearly 14-year union with wife Nancy Shevell, 65.

Paul McCartney Gives Rare Insight into Love Life with Wife Nancy: 'We're Pretty Much Like Any Other Normal Couple!' Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell met in 2007 and got married four years later. By.

Paul McCartney’s Rare Photos to Feature in Special L.A. Exhibition Gagosian LA will showcase 36 photos, including some that have never been seen before, that the singer-songwriter took in 1963 ...

Paul McCartney and Yoko Ono’s relationship has been rocky over the years. They clashed while The Beatles were still together and continued to be at odds even after John Lennon’s death. While ...

Paul McCartney taps into The Beatles, Wings and solo work at surprise New York show. Though McCartney’s voice occasionally sounded gruff on the high notes, he also hit some beautiful ones.

Can’t buy me love. Adam Levine has revealed that Paul McCartney once apologized for “insulting” him after Maroon 5 covered two songs by The Beatles. The “Payphone” singer, 46, opened up ...

In the new book “John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs,” author Ian Leslie likens Lennon and McCartney’s complicated connection to “a relationship that isn’t sexual but is romantic.”… ...

Later, Paul McCartney told him how he felt about it, Levine recalled on 'The Howard Stern Show.' Adam Levin and Maroon 5 covered the Beatles during a 2014 concert special.