Shelby Vanhoy from Pretty in the Pines shared a TikTok video roundup of all of her favorite "hidden" items around her house, ...

Written by McCartney, Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run draws from hundreds of thousands of words about the band taken from interviews with McCartney and other key band members, including co ...

Paul McCartney has written a new book about his life and career after The Beatles split in 1970. “I’m so very happy to be transported back to the time that was Wings and relive some of our ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Paul McCartney ‘s next book, coming out this fall, is a reminder that the Beatles were not his only band. Chris Bohjalian drew the Starship Enterprise on his mom’s Hemingway ...

Paul McCartney has announced that there's a new book in the works looking at Wings - the hugely successful band he formed after the break-up of The Beatles. Following his success with The Beatles ...

As for John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and Paul McCartney, they became icons as their fan base grew to such a size that it was deemed “Beatlemania.” Although still exploring a solo ...

Paul McCartney's Next Book, 'Wings,' Is a Look Back at the Group He Formed After the Beatles NEW YORK (AP) — Paul McCartney 's next book, coming out this fall, is a reminder that the Beatles ...

With members including guitarist Denny Laine and McCartney's then-wife, keyboardist Linda McCartney, Wings rose from driving to shows in a van to selling millions of records with such hits as “B ...

NEW YORK — Paul McCartney ‘s next book, coming out this fall, is a reminder that the Beatles were not his only band. “Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run” is an oral history about the ...

Paul Atreides adopts multiple names reflecting facets of his identity and destiny, revealing Herbert's hidden symbolism. Paul's evolution from "Paul Atreides" to "Muad’Dib" demonstrates his ...

Sir Paul McCartney has revealed his favourite song and it’s one that many will be familiar with - but not one from The Beatles. The song is a well known tune from the 1930s sung by Fred Astaire.