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July 3, 2006 -- Daily Mail

Love is all Macca and Yoko need to end feud

Maybe he was moved by the lyrics he had just heard. Or perhaps he didn't recognise her under that hat.

Whatever the reason, no one expected the warmth of the greeting between Sir Paul McCartney and Yoko Ono at the weekend.

After the first night of a Beatles-inspired stage show called Love in Las Vegas, Sir Paul took the stage and kissed Yoko on the cheek.

It was a very public reconciliation for the two who have fought a bitter battle over the Beatles' legacy for more than three decades.

Taking the applause at the Siegfried & Roy Theatre, Sir Paul paid tribute to his two late friends, saying: 'This is for John and George.'

His words clearly impressed 73-year-old Yoko, who smiled beside him. The £55million show, featuring Cirque du Soleil, was the brainchild of George Harrison, whose widow Olivia was at the opening along with Ringo Starr and Lennon's first wife, Cynthia.

Sir Paul, 64, who was still wearing his wedding ring despite splitting from his wife Heather Mills, has had a rocky relationship with Yoko since the Sixties.

She is widely blamed for the breakup of the Beatles and has rowed with him over his attempts to change the credit 'Lennon-McCartney' to 'McCartney-Lennon' on songs such as Yesterday which he wrote.

Last year, she even suggested he was an inferior songwriter to Lennon, saying that the limit of his lyrical talent was to rhyme 'June' with 'spoon'.

July 3, 2006 -- The Mirror

YOKO: IT'S HARD FOR HEATHER

Yoko Ono has spoken out in support of troubled Heather Mills over the couple's split.

John Lennon's widow said she knows the pressure Sir Paul McCartney's wife is under.

She added: "I feel very bad for her. I know better than anyone what it's like being a Beatle wife, nobody gives you an easy time.

"Whatever happened in their marriage I don't know. But it must be very hard for her as well as Paul." Yoko also spoke of her sadness for Sir Paul over the break-up.

And she insisted that despite a long-running war of words with the former Beatle, she still wants to see him happy.

Yoko added: "When I heard about the split I was really sad.

"The thing I keep remembering is how, just before Heather gave birth to her and Paul's daughter, he told me how happy he was. He actually said: 'I feel like I've been given a second life.'

"They were really in love and it's very sad it hasn't worked out."

Yoko spoke before the premiere of Cirque du Soleil's Love in Las Vegas, which mixes a Beatles soundscape with lavish acrobatics and robotics.

And she defended the decision to stage the first Fab Four stage collaboration in the US city.

Yoko, who got a kiss from Macca when she arrived for the show, said the performance was "amazing". She added: "The Beatles were all about innovation and trying new things, and this Vegas show definitely fits in with that.

"The music sounds so fantastic and the performances really bring the songs alive.

"Everyone involved in the show is very proud of it and John would have been, too."

July 3, 2006 -- The Mirror

MACCA: I FEEL FINE - He reassures Ringo over love split

Sir Paul McCartney has assured old pal Ringo Starr he is coping well with the trauma of his break-up from wife Heather, insisting: "I'll be all right."

The Beatles legends met at an after-show party for the premiere of Las Vegas extravaganza Love, which is based around the Fab Four's music.

One partygoer said: "They threw their arms around each other - it was lovely to see.

"Ringo asked him 'Are you all right?' and Paul replied 'I'm fine'. Ringo seemed really concerned and said 'Are you sure?' Paul smiled at him, touched his arm and said 'I'll be all right'."

The show's producers were delighted that 64-year-old Sir Paul turned up for the premiere on Friday. The partygoer said: "Everyone was thrilled, especially as it was Sir Paul's first public appearance since the split.

"Not many people expected him to go the party considering what he's going through.

"But when he walked along the red carpet he got the most ear-shattering scream from the crowds and that really seemed to lift his mood."

Paul even surprised guests by appearing on stage at the end of the premiere to pay tribute to dead Beatles John Lennon and George Harrison. He shouted: "This is for John and George!"

Ringo said afterwards: "It was emotional because two of us aren't here. That really came home watching this."

Sir Paul and Ringo were joined by George's widow Olivia, John's widow Yoko Ono and his first wife Cynthia at the opening night of the £100 million ($184 million) spectacular, which mixes the Beatles music with acrobatics and theatrics from off-beat circus performers Cirque Du Soleil.

All five had been consulted by the show's bosses over which songs should be used.

There had been fears of a bust-up as Paul and Yoko have been feuding for years - and Yoko and Cynthia rarely speak.

But Giles Martin, who helped direct the music along with his Beatles producer dad George, said everything had gone smoothly.

He added: "They all have their differences but they all genuinely wanted the same thing - for the show to do justice to the music.

"It's been great for them as it's got them talking and opened channels of communication."

Yoko said: "I think the show is beautiful, amazing. And John would have thought the same."

Olivia said the old rivalries had died down in recent years. She added: "We all got together at George's memorial. No one ignored anyone and it was all very civil.

"There's so much shared history now that we do also have a shared respect."

John's son Julian confirmed that working on the show had helped to bring the band and their families closer together.

He said: "It's really beautiful to have all the families here - it's like a reunion. I saw Paul and we gave each other a big hug."

Здорово видеть Пола и Ринго снова вместе.

2zand:

>Здорово видеть Пола и Ринго снова вместе.
Да. А также здорово видеть, что все эти люди вместе и что все хорошо.

блин, товарищи, вломы Вам новости на русском писаьб, что-ли?!??!
не знаю я них** английского языка...

2batyrlan:

>блин, товарищи, вломы Вам новости на русском
>писаьб, что-ли?!??!
>не знаю я них** английского языка...

Вместо того, чтобы сказать спасибо за то, что хоть что-то постят в данную тему, ты еще предъявляешь претензии. Если думаешь, что первод текста занимает 30 секунд, ты ошибаешься.

Друзья, прелести Йоко обсуждать как-бы не то, что бы не прилично, но довольно пошло.
Женщине восьмой десяток.

Да ладно, давйте будем стёбщиками, кем был в своё время Джон. Ведь мы не стараемся при этом оскорбить её. Ведь мы ей комплименты выражаем по поводу её форм.

batyrlan
будьте, кто Вам мешает?

Только подумайте для начала, на сколько Ваш стёб уместен.

2batyrlan:

>Ведь мы ей комплименты выражаем
>по поводу её форм.

То, что вы говорили - это не комплимент!

2batyrlan:

>Да ладно, давйте будем стёбщиками, кем был в
>своё время Джон.

На нашем доблестном форуме такие вещи не проходят. Общайся среди нас реальный Джон Леннон под каким-нибудь скрытым ником, его бы враз заплюсовали.

Голубяка
Реальный Джон Леннон никогда бы не опустился до таких пошлостей.
Он, в отличие от многих здесь, мог тонко издеваться, но не оскорблять.
И ты это знаешь не хуже меня.

Кошмар, сколько можно. Сначала развод Маккартни, потом груди Еко, что дальше будет?
Джону главное нравились, остальных это не касается

О'кей, bk. Но если бы Джон был модератором... Imagine!

Ну вот... Теперь еще и Джона затронули в этой теме. :)

2Kamch:

>Кошмар, сколько можно. Сначала развод Маккартни,
>потом груди Еко, что дальше будет?

Срочно прослушать Revolution 9 и выпить успокоительное! В мире есть вещи пострашнее тех, что Вы перечислили.

2Kamch:
>потом груди Еко

Че - плохие груди?


2Голубяка:
>Срочно прослушать Revolution 9 и выпить успокоительное

Блин, я уже вторую неделю талдычу: РЫВАЛЮШЫН НАМБЫР НАЙН

Друзья, прекращайте флудить.

Лучше скромненько блудить, чем отчаянно флудить.