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The department-store chain signed a contract with Apple Corps., the London-based company that owns the Beatles music library, allowing it to sell exclusive Beatles-themed merchandise in its stores. The products -- including scarves, T-shirts, sweatshirts and a limited-edition Beatles iPod!.
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Q The fans from Quebec voted on a song they would like you to play on Sunday, even though it's never been played in concert before. The song is Beautiful Night. Are you going to play that song ?
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The xenophobia and parochialism of many Quebec separatists are well known to Canadians. The complaints over Sir Paul McCartney's massive outdoor concert that will be held on the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City this weekend have now broadcast their relentless foolishness to the world.
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Billy Joel played a very special farewell concert at Shea Stadium on Wednesday night in the New York. Joel also paid tribute to the Beatles by treating fans to his own rendition of A Hard Day’s Night, as well as Please Please Me.
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Ex - Beatle and perennial love-advocate Paul McCartney summoned Quebec nationalists on Thursday "to smoke the pipes of peace" over their opposition to his free concert this weekend. Several artists and politicians have been questioning McCartney's participation.
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Heather Mills is following through on her promise to move to Los Angeles -- the former model has been spotted house hunting in California. A source tells New York Post gossip column PageSix that Mills is serious about buying property in L.A.: "She's with Prudential Realty and is giving them a really hard time, because she will only pay $1 million and refuses to budge.
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John Lennon once said he wasn't one for doing autobiography, but a new film - from the Bafta-winning writer of the Ian Curtis biopic Control - will take up the challenge with a controversial retelling of his early life.
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Musicians' entitlement to retrospective royalties could be extended from 50 to 95 years after a campaign waged by Sir Cliff Richard, Sir Paul McCartney and Roger Daltrey. Without the reform, which the industry calls the 'Beatles extension', 7,000 performers in Britain alone would lose all their airplay royalties over the next 10 years, the EU said.
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As musical stamps-of-approval go, they don't come much bigger. An estimated 200,000 people who are expected to flock to the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City on Sunday to catch Paul McCartney in concert will also get a chance to hear Montreal band the Stills - courtesy of the knighted ex-Beatle.
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LOST BOYS star COREY FELDMAN and his wife SUSIE have recreated JOHN LENNON and YOKO ONO's famous peace `bed-in' for a new People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) campaign poster. The two vegetarians are asking fans to `Give Peas a Chance' in the new ad in an effort to promote meat-free living.
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The nation’s only Beatles museum is set to open in Branson by March 2009, if not sooner. Louise Harrison, George Harrison’s sister and founder of Liverpool Legends, a Beatles tribute band, is opening the museum.
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Tom Jones told of sharing a drink with Paul McCartney in an English pub circa 1968 and asking, “When are you going to write me a song?” McCartney came back with a tune he offered Jones, but said it ought to be his next single.
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In August, Wienerworld, a company in the UK that specialises in CDs and DVDs that promote musical artists, will release a DVD entitled "The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour Memories," an upbeat rockumentary featuring the vivid memories of those who witnessed the making of the cult Beatle movie, Magical Mystery Tour, in 1967.
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here have been rumors for a couple of years that George Martin, legendary producer of the Beatles, would be a mentor on Fox's "American Idol.'' The rumors were shot down by Martin, sometimes called "the fifth Beatle,'' at a PBS press conference for "On Record: The Soundtrack of Our Lives.''
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Bloomingdale's will be reviving the 1960s this holiday season with an assortment of apparel and accessories tied to the Beatles. The department-store chain signed a contract with Apple Corps., the London-based company that owns the Beatles music library, allowing it to sell exclusive Beatles-themed merchandise in its stores.
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But the Beatles, of course, were the ones who started the stadium concert tradition, with their Aug. 15, 1965, Shea show as the first date on their U.S. tour. They also showed up at Shea on Aug., 23, 1966. Here's a look at how the Daily News covered the concerts.
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An unheard interview with JOHN LENNON has revealed the late singer believed his group THE BEATLES were a Christian band. The star famously caused controversy after claiming in 1966 that the Fab Four were "bigger than Jesus", and predicting Christianity would "vanish and shrink".
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Last week, Christie's in London attracted the second-highest price yet for a piece of pop memorabilia — and nearly four times more than expected — when it auctioned the drumhead featured on the cover of The Beatles' 1967 album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, for 541,250 British pounds, or $1.1 million.
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