Paul and Heather Mills news

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РАЗМЕСТИТЕ ПЛИЗ В АНОНСАХ - в воскресение на "домашнем" в 18-30 ЗВЕЗДНЫЕ СУДЬБЫ - ПОЛ МАККАРТНИ И ХИЗЕР МИЛЛС

2tommy:

Доработанная версия?

ту Primal Scream - даже не в курсе....сегодня утром видел анонс по одноименному каналу.

July 20, 2006 -- Contact Music

"The worst thing is Paul McCartney rang me last week and said, 'Thanks pal, you just cost me quarter-of-a-billion bucks.'"

British newspaper editor-turned-US reality show judge Piers Morgan (America's Got Talent) on his quirky phone message from McCartney. Morgan introduced the rocker to his now-estranged wife Heather Mills.

Маккартни проведет каникулы в трейлере?

McCARTNEY PLANS CARAVAN HOLIDAY

Former BEATLE SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY is planning on taking a holiday on the Isle Of Wight - in a caravan. The multi-millionaire has received an invitation to visit from local councillors on the island, located off the south coast of England. British radio presenter LAUREN LAVERNE, who recently interviewed the 64-year-old, says, "I took him some brochures for cottages to rent and he actually chose one. He selected a static caravan, so I'm not sure what that reveals about him."
20/07/2006

Heather has hired a PR firm to fix up her image, reports the Daily Mail.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html...id=1773&ito=1490

Meanwhile, Paul has hired a royal divorce lawyer, reports Life Style Extra.
http://www.lse.co.uk/ShowbizNews.asp...H173281D&headline=paul_mccartney_hires_royal_lawyer

quite surreal - сюрреалистическая картина - Пол приходит в гости к Хитер, которая живет по соседству

MILLS BUYS HOME MINUTES AWAY FROM McCARTNEY

SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY's estranged wife HEATHER MILLS has reportedly purchased a luxury home only minutes away from the former BEATLE's principal property. British newspaper The Mail on Sunday alleges that the animal rights' campaigner has spent $1 million (GBP550, 000) on a five-bedroom barn conversion in the English countryside, which she will share with the couple's daughter BEATRICE. MCCartney and Mills separated in May (06) after six years of marriage, but have remained in close contact as they try to share custody of their child. Mills' neighbour says, "I am a huge Beatle's fan and so are my children so it was quite surreal to see Paul MCCartney and Heather coming and going."

2Expert:

> сюрреалистическая картина - Пол
>приходит в гости к Хитер, которая живет по соседству

Представил себе эту сцену...
ПлакалЪ... (от умиления)... :)))

2JohnLenin:

Собстно, это слова нового соседа Хитер, который оказался как написано "большим любителем Битлз". Paul MCCartney and Heather coming and going - Пол и Хитер ходят туда-сюда. Да мимо его собственного домика. Действительно, сюр - перевешиваясь через забор, просить поставить автографы на все имеющиеся в коллекции битловские пластинки. Ну повезло человеку. :))

2Expert:

> Ну повезло человеку. :))

Ох, и не говори!.. :)

>Ну повезло человеку. :))

Действительно повезло :)... И чего Хитер не поселилась в доме напротив моего? :)

July 24, 2006 -- Daily Mail

Heather buys £550,000 home near Sir Paul

Heather Mills McCartney has bought a £550,000 ($1 million) home to share with baby Beatrice just a 15-minute drive from her estranged husband's estate.

The five-bedroom converted barn has been visited by Sir Paul McCartney as they plan their future apart.

It was previously thought that Heather, 38, intended to stay at a house in the grounds of his home while the couple's divorce was finalised.

But Land Registry documents show she bought the property without a mortgage on May 26 this year - just nine days after their split was revealed.

Heather and Sir Paul have recently been spotted several times separately visiting the barn which stretches along a leafy lane and comes with a small plot of land to the front and rear. It also has a large unfinished wooden annexe that could be a play area or office space.

Last night a neighbour said: "I am a huge Beatles fan and so are my children so it was quite surreal to see Paul McCartney and Heather coming and going."

Heather is already the owner of a £2 million ($3.7 million) seafront home in Hove, East Sussex, which was bought in her name in 2001, two years after the couple's six-year love affair began. Her burgeoning property portfolio is a far cry from the modest home she had in Basingstoke, Hampshire, before she met Sir Paul.

But the landmine campaigner has some way to go to match her estranged husband's seven homes which are believed to be worth in the region of £32 million ($59 million).

Heather appears to be planning to use the new house as the base for three new companies she has set up in the past month with her sister, Fiona. The first company is called Dissoi Logoi. The words refer to the ancient rhetorical practice of arguing both sides of an issue.

The second company's name, Raspberry Fields Productions, appears to be a variation of The Beatles' classic Strawberry Fields Forever.

And the final company - set up just last week - is bizarrely named Beauty And The Baby. Two other companies, I Do Care and You Care - both believed to be linked with Heather's charitable activities - are registered to a rented property in Stockbridge, Hampshire. A spokesman refused to comment on the purpose of the businesses.

Since the announcement of their separation on May 17, Heather has been living at her home in Hove.

July 24, 2006 -- Female First

McCartney told to demolish Mills' home

Paul McCartney has been told he must tear down the house where his estranged wife Heather Mills is living.

The timber lodge, which sits on McCartney's 16-acre estate in East Sussex, England, has been condemned by council officials because it does not have planning consent.

Mills and the couple's daughter Beatrice moved into the house with McCartney's permission earlier this year to escape the media circus surrounding the couple's split in May, but the star's leave of appeal against the local authority's decision has now run out.

The large house, which has a gym and is only 200 yards from McCartney's home, allows the former Beatle easy access to his two-year-old daughter while lawyers process the couple's divorce.

Frank Rallings, head of Rother District Council's planning department, said: "We will be seeking to enforce the order to demolish the lodge and gym annexe. He has the right to make another application on fresh grounds."

An aide for the star said: "Paul claims the lodge has no environmental impact, but because of who he is they (the council) are not budging."

Инфляция что ль? Как такой лабаз может стоить лимон? Пусть даже со спорт-залом...

GLASTONBURY - THE FILM - 11.07.2006
Part of Paul's headlining performance at Glastonbury is featured on a new DVD film on the festival. 'Glastonbury' is due for release next week on July 17th.

DVD Description
In 1970, a young farmer named Michael Eavis opened his 150-acre farm to 1,500 people for the weekend who paid one pound each to watch a handful of pop and folk stars perform...and the Glastonbury Festival was born. Julien Temple, (The Filth and the Fury), has spent the past few years collecting footage from every single Glastonbury Festival, interweaving images of the people, the spectacles and the legendary music performances, and capturing the unbridled energy of each successive generation of youthful music fans. Glastonbury skilfully chronicles, and lets you experience, the evolution of the longest-running music festival in the world.

Special Features
SPECIAL FEATURES Disc 1: Interactive shuffle track feature: re-edit the film to create your own festival Commentary by Julien Temple (Director) and Jarvis Cocker
Disc 2: Uncut Tracks: 10 full performances from: Foo Fighters, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Goldfrapp, Kaiser Chiefs, The Killers, Nick Cave, PAUL McCARTNEY, Radiohead, R.E.M, The White Stripes Interviews with: Michael Eavis, Festival Founder Celebrities including: James Brown, Coldplay, Noel Gallagher, The Dandy Warhols, Moby, John Peel, Festival Goers Deleted sequences: Glastonbury Ceremony, The Stone Circle Freeing The Spirit: Glastonbury 1999' Featurette
www.paulmccartney.com

When I'm 64...I'll stop dyeing my hair - Macca shows his age
28th July 2006

<-- Sir Paul McCartney was looking tired on graduation day at the Liverpool Institute For

When he was happily married to Heather Mills, his once grey hair was dyed a uniform brown. But following the pair's messy break up it appears that Sir Paul McCartney is happy to go back to his roots.

The former Beatle was pictured with grey sideburns at a rare public appearance since his split from Miss Mills, to hand out graduation certificates at his Liverpool fame school.

The rest of his hair remained the same colour that he started sporting when he first got together with his young wife - although it was hard to spot if he is letting the grey roots come through.

'He looked a bit weird, to be honest,' said one onlooker at the graduation event at the fame school. 'Part of his hair was a sort of browny blond while his sideburns were distinctly grey.'

Just a year ago the 64-year-old star put out a bizarre statement to deny that Miss Mills, who is 38, had forced him to dye his hair.

In a statement on her website he said: 'It is true that I colour my hair. Wow, Shock Horror! I've actually been doing this for many years now with varying degrees of success, but it's my hair, and if you don't like the result I'm afraid it's just too bad, but it's certainly nothing Heather suggested.

'I was engaged in this devilish practice years before I met her. I remember a strange blue dye dripping down my forehead on an Australian tour over ten years ago, but let's face it, if I want to dye my hair pink, that's up to me and no one else. The suggestion that it was Heather's doing simply isn't true.'

So it is somewhat ironic that two months after announcing his separation from Miss Mills, he is now sporting grey hair.

However, the stories that he has been discovering about his soon to be ex-wife in the last few weeks are almost enough to turn anyone's hair white.

After years of defending his wife against allegations that her past was less than innocent, pornographic pictures of her emerged while former friends have lined up to come forward and say she was a high class prostitute.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/showbiz/showbiznews.html...id=1773&ito=1490

July 28, 2006 -- The Press Association

Oxo Mum awarded at McCartney school

"Oxo Mum" Lynda Bellingham has been awarded a "rock and roll" diploma by Sir Paul McCartney's fame school.

The actress was presented with the companionship - the equivalent of an honorary degree - by the ex-Beatle at a ceremony at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.

Ms Bellingham, famed for her role in the Oxo TV adverts, was awarded the honour in recognition of her services to acting.

Sir Paul opened the institute, which was inspired by New York's School of Performing Arts, in 1996 in the grounds of his old school in Liverpool city centre.

Each year celebrity companions are inducted into the school during the graduation ceremony.

Other luminaries to receive the award were Arts education leader Sir Ken Robinson, Dr Jorg Sennheiser - a leading name in electroacoustics, and music magazine publisher David Stark.

Hollywood star Terence Stamp was also awarded the honour in his absence.

Former companions include Bee Gee Robin Gibb, songwriter Guy Chambers, Joan Armatrading, The Bangles and Barbara Dickson.

Founding Principal Mark Featherstone-Witty said: "This has been another fabulous year in terms of welcoming highly-respected industry professionals to share their life's work with our students.

"At graduation we are honouring some of those people for their support of LIPA."

July 28, 2006 -- The Sun

Macca: 'Heather's so rude'

Tormented Sir Paul McCartney has filed for divorce from Heather Mills - sparking a bitter £200 million ($371 million) legal battle.

Macca has cited the ex-model's "unreasonable behaviour" for the end of their four-year marriage.

But furious Heather, 38 has vowed to go to war with the ex-Beatle, 64, by filing counter claims.

Sir Paul's papers allege she was "rude" to Macca's loyal staff and "argumentative".

Pals of Heather say she is livid at the accusations and will be putting her side of the story in legal papers in the UK and United States.

Macca - worth £825 million ($1.5 billion) - has hired lawyer Fiona Shackleton, who represented Prince Charles in his divorce from Diana.

He was hoping for a civilised split despite the couple NOT signing a pre-nuptial agreement to safeguard his pop fortune.

Macca - furious details have leaked out - is desperate to keep things cordial for the sake of the couple's two-year-old daughter Beatrice.

A source close to the family said: "Paul wanted a clean break for the sake of Beatrice.

"He was determined these details would remain private and he's very disappointed that somebody in a position of trust has revealed all."

Just yesterday Macca appeared to finally be putting his marriage behind him - after splitting in May.

He was pictured for the first time without a wedding ring in public at a graduation ceremony of his Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.

And he also appeared to have ditched dyeing his hair.

Heather was rumoured to have been behind the chestnut brown transformation of his greying locks.

Heather, a campaigner against land mines and fur, could claim up to £200 million in the divorce.

A spokeswoman for her said yesterday: "Heather's going to be filing her own counter claims about matters both in this country and America. Any views she has on her divorce will be handled discretely.

"She does not feel the need to repudiate claims that she may be headstrong or feisty. She is hugely disappointed that matters of such a confidential nature should be aired in public and feels it is inappropriate to speak about such matters with a child involved."

Lawyers will try to battle out a deal once Heather has filed her grounds for divorce. But the matter could take up to a year if it goes to court.

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