'Who Cares' - Behind The Scenes

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08

2019

'Who Cares' - Go Behind The Scenes With Paul And Emma Stone

Who cares how the music video was made? We do! Find out below...

In the video above, Paul gives fans an inside look at the making of the cinematic musical short film 'Who Cares' in which he co-stars (and dances!) with Emma Stone. 'Who Cares' features a message of universal positivity in a creatively crafted production, shot on 65mm Kodak Film with Panavision Cameras the video transports viewers into surreal world of hand-cut sets, choreographed mimes and car chases.

Paul opened up about working on this amazing project:"If you're lucky enough to get on a project like this where it's good people, then it really doesn't make it like work. It's more like a family gathering and in the middle of it all you're involved in creative art..."

And watch the 'Who Cares' video below:

Directed by Brantley Gutierrez and Ryan Heffington. Director of photography was Linus Sandgren. The film was produced by Kyle Schember and Michael Abbott for Subtractive Inc. 

Paul McCartney Jams to His Own Song in New Year's Greeting on Instagram

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Paul McCartney Jams to His Own Song in New Year's Greeting on Instagram
by Ashley Iasimone
Sunday 1/6/2019

Paul McCartney
MJ Sacaramento


Paul McCartney kicked off 2019 with a new song, "Get Enough," and now he's delivering it with a personal touch to fans on Instagram. 

McCartney posted a short video of himself having a good old time singing along to the track, which features the Beatle experimenting with Auto-Tune. 

"Happy New Year!" McCartney wrote to his followers in the clip's caption on Saturday (Jan. 5). "Can’t get enough of you! Love Paul #getenough." 

Watch his "Get Enough" greeting below.

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Happy New Year! Can’t get enough of you! Love Paul #getenough

Una publicación compartida de Paul McCartney (@paulmccartney) el 5 Ene, 2019 a las 1:53 PST

Paul McCartney Bizarrely Photographed Running Away From Gota

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Paul McCartney Bizarrely Photographed Running Away From Gota
By Brett Buchanan
Jan 5, 2019



Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy Shevell were a band on the run on Friday, from a goat!

The Beatles icon is on vacation with his family in St. Barts in the Caribbean, and they decided to skip the beach and go hiking in the mountains. At one point they encountered a goat, and they were seen running away from it after they saw it, The Daily Mail reports.

Below are photos of McCartney as he escaped the goat, and you can click here  to see a photo of the goat itself.

McCartney discussed John Lennon’s greatest fear in a new 60 Minutes interview.



“I remember John was a bit insecure,” McCartney said before emotionally sharing an anecdote.

“And I remember him once particularly, strangely out-of-the-blue saying, ‘I’m worried about how people are going to remember me.’”

McCartney recalls trying to console him by saying, “‘John, listen to me, look at me. You’re going to be remembered as one of the greatest people.’ I’m getting choked up. I said… “‘Cause you are, you’re fantastic.’”

McCartney said that Lennon only ever complimented one of the songs he wrote ―“Here, There and Everywhere.”

“John says, just when it finishes, ‘That’s a really good song, lad. I love that song.’ I was like, ‘Yes, he likes it.’ You know, and I― I’ve remembered it to this day. It’s pathetic, really.”

Paul #McCartney, 76, and wife Nancy Shevell, 59, run away from a mountain goat - Daily Mail https://t.co/3MHuHK6Ire pic.twitter.com/bwyTOoF2ux

— Marvin O. Pizika (@MarvinOPizika) 5 de enero de 2019

Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell enjoy St.Barts getaway

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Paul McCartney, 76, and swimsuit-clad Nancy Shevell, 59, enjoy sunny stroll with granddaughter Bailey during enviable St.Barts getaway
By LILY WADDELL FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 3 January 2019

The McCartney family have descended on St. Barts for their annual festive break away to catch the warming rays of winter sun.

And Paul McCartney, 76, closely followed his wife Nancy Shevell, 59, as they were joined by his granddaughter and Stella's daughter Bailey, 12, on Wednesday.

The musician yawned as he endured a tiring day of shopping under the blazing sunshine with his swimsuit-clad ladylove.


She Loves You: Paul McCartney, 76, and swimsuit-clad Nancy Shevell, 59, enjoyed a sunny stroll with granddaughter Bailey during enviable St.Barts getaway on Wednesday

Nancy displayed her phenomenal age-defying figure in a navy costume, only covering up with a semi-sheer shirt-style dress.

The rocker's wife was the picture of summer as she wore a Panama hat with a striped ribbon and tan framed sunglasses to the sun at bay.

In complete holiday mode, the American beauty sauntered out into the streets in colourful sandals which were flat and perfect for exploring the picturesque area.

Aside from her husband, Nancy kept a keen eye on fashion designer Stella McCartney's daughter Bailey and she put an affectionate hand on her shoulder. 


Close bond: Aside from her husband, Nancy kept a keen eye on fashion designer Stella McCartney's daughter Bailey and she put an affectionate hand on her shoulder

Stella, 47, is one of Paul's five children, four of whom he shares with his first late wife Linda Eastman.

Paul adopted Linda's daughter Heather, 56, and the pair then went onto have three of their own biological children: Stella, 49-year-old Mary and 41-year-old James.

The musician and dad-of-five shares his fifth child Beatrice, 15, with his second wife Heather Mills, 50.


Embracing her maternal side! Aside from her husband, Nancy kept a keen eye on fashion designer Stella McCartney's daughter Bailey and she put an affectionate hand on her shoulder


I Saw Her Standing There! Nancy displayed her phenomenal age-defying figure in a navy costume, only covering up with a semi-sheer shirt-style dress

Paul and Heather were married in 2002 and welcomed their girl the following year but they were separated by April 2006 and they were divorced in March 2008.

The Beatles icon went onto tie the knot for a third time with Nancy, whom he has been happily married to since 2011.

Every year the couple enjoy taking a trip to the glorious St.Barts over the festive season for some winter sun in the red hot Caribbean.


All You Need Is Love: The Beatles icon went onto tie the knot for a third time with Nancy, whom he has been happily married to since 2011


Here Comes The Sun: Every year the couple enjoy taking a trip to the glorious St.Barts over the festive season for some winter sun in the red hot Caribbean


I Want To Hold Your Hand! The musician chatted away to his swimsuit-clad ladylove under the blazing sunshine

Paul shared his positive thoughts and hopes for the year ahead with his Twitter followers when he wished them all the best.

He penned on Twitter: 'I hope everyone has a really brilliant New Year, with all the fab things they’ve hoped for coming true. 

'And I hope things work out on all the political fronts — that we get more peace than ever, people look after each other and we have a good time! #HappyNewYear.'


(Twist &) Shout out to his followers: Paul shared his positive thoughts and hopes for the year ahead with his Twitter followers when he wished them all the best

Paul McCartney Photographed At Beach Doing Something Gross

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Paul McCartney Photographed At Beach Doing Something Gross
By Brett Buchanan
Jan 2, 2019




The Beatles icon Paul McCartney was photographed after taking his first dip of the year in the Caribbean ocean on Tuesday. McCartney, 76, was seen drying himself off and wiping his nose (it’s kind of gross, but hey, we all have to get some snot out after swimming!). You can view a couple of the photos in a tweet below via The Daily Mail.

Paul McCartney was recently interviewed by Sharyn Alfonsi of CBS News and discussed his competitiveness with John Lennon.

Sharyn Alfonsi: Were you guys competitive, writing with each other? Or did you complement each other?

Paul McCartney: Me and John? Yeah, we were competitive, yeah. Not openly, but we– we later admitted, “Yeah, you know, so Paul’s written a good one there, I better get going.” And I would similarly– “Hmm, that’s a bit good, right, here we go, come on.” If he’d have written “Strawberry Fields,” I would write “Penny Lane.” You know, and it’s– he’s remembering his old area in Liverpool, so I’ll remember mine.

Sharyn Alfonsi: And when that happened, did you compliment each other?

Paul McCartney: Once.

Sharyn Alfonsi: One time.

Paul McCartney: John gave me a compliment.

Sharyn Alfonsi: In how many years? (laughs)

Paul McCartney: It was only once, the whole time. No, I think it was “Revolver,” but it was “Here, There and Everywhere” was– was one of my songs on it.

Paul McCartney: And– but John says, just when it finishes, “That’s a really good song, lad. I love that song.” I was like, “Yes, he likes it.” You know, and I– I’ve remembered it to this day. It’s pathetic, really.

Sharyn Alfonsi: Did you ever heap praise on him?

Paul McCartney: Yeah, I would tell him his stuff was great. You’d normally have to be a little bit drunk. It helped.

@googlenews Why would anyone care?!?!
Day 795 of Sir Paul worthless reports in my morning, evening or anytime GN feed.

Daily Mail: Paul McCartney, 76, dries off after taking his first dip of the year in the ocean in St. Barts.https://t.co/cnd8dYXZd9

via @GoogleNews

— jenp (@sobercat13) 2 de enero de 2019

@googlenews I've clicked "less stories like this" almost as often as Sir Paul DRIVEL winds up in my DAILY feed - WHY?

Daily Mail: Paul McCartney, 76, and wife Nancy Shevell, 59, wear Panama hats as they go shopping in St. Barts.https://t.co/cr3RZ6huZN

via @GoogleNews

— jenp (@sobercat13) 2 de enero de 2019

Paul McCartney Releases Heavily Autotuned New Song, ‘Get Enough’ (Listen)

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Paul McCartney Releases Heavily Autotuned New Song, ‘Get Enough’ (Listen)
By JEM ASWAD
JANUARY 2, 2019




Maybe Paul McCartney’s “FourFiveSeconds” session with Kanye West had more of an effect than it first seemed — McCartney has quietly dropped a new song called “Get Enough” that features some heavy autotune that actually at times recalls West’s work circa “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.”

The song, which arrives just four months after McCartney’s latest album “Egypt Station,” is a collaboration with Zach Skelton and OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder and is actually quite different from the material on that album. It opens with McCartney singing a characteristic melody with a reverb-heavy vocal and piano chords that actually evoke John Lennon’s 1970 hit “Instant Karma” before the autotune kicks in and it heads into unfamiliar territory for the singer.

Then, a couple of minutes in, a new section begins that bears the hallmarks of Tedder’s work — a sweeping and stadium-sized melody with big production and the OneRepublic singer’s familiar high vocals. Otherwise, the song is largely a McCartney solo project, with him credited as playing bass, piano, acoustic guitar, harpsichord, synthesizer and synth-bass, while Tedder is credited with programming and background vocals and Skelton with editing and programming. Hear the song below.


McCartney, who has toured every year since 1999, will begin another brace of North American dates on May 23 in New Orleans, which are slated to continue into July.

Happy New Year! A Special Message

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2019

Happy New Year! A Special Message From Paul

I hope everyone has a really brilliant New Year, with all the fab things they’ve hoped for coming true. 

And I hope things work out on all the political fronts - that we get more peace than ever, people look after each other and we have a good time! 

Happy new year peace and love peace and love. 😎✌️🌟💕🍒🥦🎵💖🎶🦏🎈🐘☮️ pic.twitter.com/oYS9rwPDK0

— #RingoStarr (@ringostarrmusic) 1 de enero de 2019

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Happy New Year Y’all!

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Happy New Year!
love, yokohttps://t.co/lBIkwUZ8yx pic.twitter.com/XeHnmGRDlY

— Yoko Ono (@yokoono) 1 de enero de 2019

https://t.co/tqDYhMaN0E pic.twitter.com/LI0sDOcVJg

— Julian Lennon (@JulianLennon) 31 de diciembre de 2018

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#NewYear optimism 🌺

Una publicación compartida de Mary McCartney (@maryamccartney) el 1 Ene, 2019 a las 9:14 PST

New beginnings. Happy New Year. pic.twitter.com/i5M9aOHCv5

— Dhani Harrison (@DhaniHarrison) 1 de enero de 2019

"Imagine all the people living life in peace"

Happy New Year!

Peace and love from John & Yoko pic.twitter.com/Mfy2baEuH4

— John Lennon (@johnlennon) 1 de enero de 2019

Ring out the old, ring in the new • https://t.co/wbwBROu5GQ pic.twitter.com/tE8Pl1GjZ5

— George Harrison (@GeorgeHarrison) 31 de diciembre de 2018