Paul and Heather Mills news

А я за Майкла Кейна проголосовал...

Re: https://www.beatles.ru/news/news.asp?news_id=3048

Хеза безжалостно расстается с прошлым

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006570148,00.html

Чуть не лишила нашего "Усика-Пусика" "памяти", стерва!..
Хотя бы уже "выдрала" с "мясом" из семейного альбома только свои фотографии, а остальное б не трогала! Так нет! Она весь альбом на помойку выбросила (а лучше прямо скажем: "подбросила"!..)! :)))
Хорошо хоть "случайно порывшиеся" на помойке и "случайно нашедшие" альбомчик журналисты оказались порядочными!.. :)))

А вообще, вся эта история - прямо "рождественская"!..

Так и хочется послать... кое-кого... тьфу, чёрт! я хотел сказать: кое-кому
"regards to Broad street"!.. :)))

2JohnLenin:

Вы только поосторожнее в выражениях, а то ведь не выдержат нервишки у молодого модератора, и постигнет эту тему безвременная кончина, как было со старой с точно таким же названием. И че закрыли? Ну, выразил народ мнения свои скромные, и что с того? Эх... Это ж была целая летопись (пись-пись).
Историю не жалко?

Но и вновь Хиззи не упустила возможности явить миру себя обнажённую :)))

<-- Stiletto

2Sveta_Maccarock:

>Но и вновь Хиззи не упустила возможности явить
>миру себя обнажённую :)))

Неужто это она сама "выбросила" ("подбросила") семейный альбом со своими фото ню на лондонскую помойку, а ...?!. :)))
Неужто "унтер-офицерская вдова" на этот раз действительно "сама себя высекла"?!. :)))

2Primal Scream:

>Вы только поосторожнее в выражениях

Йа, йа, натюрлих! :)

Be careful, как говорится, what you touch!.. :)

Give my regards to Broad street!.. :)

2Primal Scream:

> Эх... Это ж была целая летопись (пись-пись).
>Историю не жалко?

Жалко, ох, жалко!.. :)))

2JohnLenin:

Не только выбросила, но и нашла способ сообщить о месте редакции The Sun. Какая же она ма-ла-дес!
Если кого интересует бракоразводный (разводный - ключевое слово) процесс, то у Хезы нет средств на такого дорогостоящего защитника, как м-р Джулиус (адвокат Дианы), так как Пол не дает ей на защиту ни доллара (вот гад!), и теперь она будет защищать в суде сама себя. Мне кажется, что это благая весть.

На выброс пошли примерно такие фотографии:

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December 18, 2006 -- Metro

Heather and her matching pooch

They say people look like their dogs and, in the case of Heather Mills and her pet, they might just be right.

Not only were the pair colour co-ordinated but Oliver, like his owner, has a damaged leg.

One witness said he 'looked like he was in a lot of pain' ­ something his owner claims to have been suffering too over her divorce from ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney -- as the pair made their way to the PDSA vets in Brighton.

Monday, December 18, 2006

Paul McCartney regrets not finishing third Beatles reunion song

Paul McCartney recently shed some light on one of the unfinished mid-'90s Beatles reunion tracks that was left unreleased.

Macca spoke to Britain's Q magazine about the unreleased John Lennon song, titled "Now And Then," explaining that, "There was one more that we didn't do (for The Beatles Anthology), which was a pity. It didn't have a very good title, it needed a bit of reworking, but it had a beautiful verse and it had John singing it. But George (Harrison) didn't wanna do it. The best thing about it all was to work with John again. Hearing him in the headphones, it was like he was in the next room -- 'Fuck, I'm singing harmony with John.' It's like an impossible dream."

We asked Harrison's widow Olivia Harrison how she feels about any unfinished Beatles Anthology reunion songs being released: "Well, I don't know that much about it. But I know that if they thought something wasn't good enough then that's probably the reason no one's heard it. You know, if they never got around to it -- sometimes that's it, time runs out."

The then-surviving Beatles, McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, dubbed "The Threetles" by the British press, spent four sessions between February 1994 and March 1995 attempting to flesh out "Now And Then" along with the eventually released reunion songs "Free As A Bird," and "Real Love." The songs were recorded at Macca's home studio, The Mill, in Sussex, England with producer and ELO co-founder Jeff Lynne.

The trio eventually abandoned the track, due in large part to a persistent buzz found on the demo tape that couldn't be erased. Lennon's demo for "Now And Then" -- also known as "I Don't Want To Lose You" -- has been available on the underground circuit for years.

In May 1995, the group allegedly started work an all-new McCartney-Harrison collaboration called "All For Love," which also remains unreleased.

In October 2005, Lennon's widow Yoko Ono talked about a further "electronic" Beatles reunion using the unfinished Lennon track. She explained to The Washington Post that, "I sent those songs to them when the situation was quite different. Now that George is gone, I don't know if the same would apply."

The Beatles' reunion single "Free As A Bird" peaked at Number Six in 1995, with the group's second reunion single "Real Love" topping out at Number 11 in 1996.

http://www.therockradio.com/2006/12/paul-mccartney-regrets-not-finishing.html

Paul McCartney on TROS TV (Netherland)
Taped: 22 November, 2006
Aired: 15 December, 2006
(прыг-скок на 41:00)
http://player.omroep.nl/?aflid=3622972

Пол: "Я не дам Хезер ни гроша".
http://www.sundaymirror.co.uk/news/tm_headline=not-a-penny-&method=full&objectid=183219...

Пол собирается поставить мюзикл "Yesterday" по мотивам своего детства в Ливерпуле.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/12/24/nmacca24.xml

December 26, 2006 -- The Sun

Heather frozen out by Maccas

Heather Mills was "frozen out" of the McCartney family Christmas.

Ex-Beatle Sir Paul organised a get-together at his country estate similar to those he enjoyed with late wife Linda.

His entire family, including Beatrice, the three-year-old daughter he had with Heather, were welcomed at the veggie sit-down lunch. But Mucca was BANNED from the bash.

Sir Paul, 64, arrived at his 200-acre estate in Peasmarsh, East Sussex, on Friday and Beatrice came along shortly after with her nanny.

It was Sir Paul's wish she should be surrounded by her presents on Christmas morning together with the rest of his family.

On Christmas Eve, Sir Paul's son James and daughters Stella and Mary turned up with their partners and children. Even Sir Paul's step-daughter, also called Heather, was there as was Sir Paul's brother Mike and his family.

A security guard on the front-gate said: "It looks as if everyone except Heather has been invited.

"But it is hardly surprising she has been frozen out."

Heather, 38, who has been angling for a divorce payment of up to £100 million ($197 million), was seen earlier in the week in the nearby town of Rye.

Sir Paul has a house there and it is believed, as part of the Christmas negotiations, he agreed to hand back the child after Boxing Day.

An aide said: "Sir Paul had reunions at Peasmarsh when Linda was here but Heather stopped those. The staff are overjoyed, it is like the good old days."

In Linda's memory, everyone ate veggie nut roast.

Рождество удалось!

December 27, 2006 -- The Sun

Horse and McCartney

Sir Paul McCartney is a very wealthy man - with a really odd secret obsession.

Like old-fashioned TV rag and bone men Steptoe And Son, Sir Macca likes nothing better than rifling through heaps of rubbish for battered, historical trinkets.

At least it sheds light on his Lady Mucca lapse.

The legend confessed: "I'm the kind of guy who doesn't like to see things in skips. I go past a skip and I'll say, 'I could use that. That's a cupboard, that's a nice bit of wood.'

"I'll see a rubbish heap and see an odd bit of a bicycle or something and think, 'Picasso's Bull's Head.'

"I'll think, 'Interesting shape that,' because he used the bike seat, didn't he. Only last night I saw some stuff in a skip and had to be pulled away."

My computer whizzes have depicted how Macca might look touring the streets on a rag and bone man's horse-drawn cart, just like Steptoe And Son did in their heyday.

And if Macca was still with Heather Mills he'd even have an old nag to pull the cart.

Warming to his subject, Sir Macca recalled he once experienced his curious urge to hoard rubbish during a trip to New York's Long Island - as he motored past a rusty wheel.

He said: "It was right in the middle of the road and everyone was driving around it so I thought, 'I'll 'ave that.' I'm a bit of a beachcomber.

"I won't be looking for things but things will jump out at me."

Sir Macca has unearthed so many odds and sods he could even give perma-tanned bargain hunter David Dickinson a run for his money.

On one occasion, the former Beatle even discovered a sailboat. But on the downside, he also unearthed a used pillow case.

And guess what - he kept it.

He added: "I found a white pillow case with a zip. It had paint stains on it from a house painter. I also found a nice yellow beaker.

"I found a real sponge in the Caribbean too. I stepped on it to see if it was still spongy and it was. So I rinsed it out and it went in the pillow case and I use that for washing the sailboat."

Sir Macca said he stores some of his scrap at home - tucked away with a few thousand copies of his Frog Chorus song, I'd imagine.

But I doubt any of it will feature in golddigging Heather's divorce settlement . . .