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Rare Beatles Photo With Autographs Set To Fetch Thousands At Auction

Signed by all four members, the photo is expected to sell for over $7,000 at Chiswick Auctions

Zenger

A clarinettist doing Munch’s Scream: Mats Bäcker’s best photograph

‘Martin Fröst is the world’s most famous clarinet player and he loves to be photographed. You could call him vain but, like the Beatles, he knows the importance of a strong image’

The Guardian - UK

HG Wells, Hitler and Tasmania’s dark past: the stories behind arrival cards in Australia’s National Archives

Archive material captures arrival in Australia of celebrities including Princess Anne, Fred Astaire and four-year-old Russell Crowe, as well as The War of the Worlds author’s explosive 1938-39 visit

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Stock market fanfare plays for Round Hill Music in £375 million deal

Star-studded back catalogue including The Beatles and The Rolling Stones and Louis Armstrong to go private

Evening Standard

OPINION - Dylan Jones: Plaques are great — but if only London had even more of them

Four years ago, the long and winding road finally ended up in Savile Row. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the final Beatles concert on the roof of No 3, my good friend David Rosen, of Pilcher Hershman (“space agent, not estate agent,” he’ll say, just in case you didn’t know),…

Evening Standard

Sleepless In Seattle at 30 — retrace the Tom Hanks classic with this city guide

The Washington State hub has transformed since the film’s 1993 release. Beverley Watts presents a guide to the Emerald City

Evening Standard

Wolfgang Van Halen: 11 albums that changed my life

Mammoth WVH mainmain Wolfgang Van Halen picks 11 albums that have shaped his path so far, from prog metal to Van Halen themselves

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Rory McIlroy takes long and winding Open road but needs leaders to falter

Northern Irishman, in Beatles shoes, had plenty of chances during round three but failed to make the most of them

The Guardian - UK

Private equity pioneer Guy Hands to leave Terra Firma ‘when I’m 64’

Dealmaker and ardent Brexit critic to leave senior posts at firm he founded more than 20 years ago

The Guardian - UK

10 years after Rickie Fowler took his first lesson from Butch Harmon could he be ready for his first major?

Rickie Fowler winning the British Open at Liverpool this week would be the biggest thing to happen in these parts since the Beatles.

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Open Championship Gear Round-Up: Custom Golf Shoes, Limited Edition Bags And Prototype Clubs All Spotted

We're taking a look at some of the new golf gear that we've seen on show at Royal Liverpool this week

Golf Monthly

Dead Beatles, Fake Drake and robot songwriters: Inside the panic over AI music

LOS ANGELES — Inside the Mayk.It app, I don’t have to work hard to sound nearly perfect.

Los Angeles Times

Owner of popular restaurants 'always wanted to come to Liverpool'

The business is celebrating 15 years

Liverpool Echo

Beatles fans get more time with exhibit

Ringo Starr's Peace and Love statue will be on display all summer, too

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Can’t get Netflix’s Wham! out your head? Go backstage with these 8 top pop star docs

The best pop documentaries to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV Plus and more.

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Here's how AI-created songs can be eligible at the Grammys

The latest Grammys tuneup allows eligibility for music featuring artificial intelligence — as long as a human is involved.

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Taking inspiration from The Beatles, there's a boy name that's proving to be increasing in popularity aside from Oliver and Noah...

Golf Monthly

How Arnold Palmer Changed The Open... (Even If He Wasn't Its Sole Saviour)

It’s widely held that Arnie’s victories in 1961 and 1962 were directly, if not solely responsible for reviving The Open’s fortunes. The reality is a little more complicated…

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The Guardian - UK

Paul McCartney: Photographs 1963-64 review – watching the world change, almost overnight

Eyes of the Storm, which collects McCartney’s pictures taken as the Beatles’ fame went stratospheric, record a pivotal moment in pop culture

The Independent UK

Paul McCartney Photographs 1963-64: Eyes of the Storm review: Macca’s remarkable snaps capture the buzz of Beatlemania

The National Portrait Gallery couldn’t have chosen a better show to reopen its £44m revamp

Evening Standard

Paul McCartney Photographs 1963-64 at the National Portrait Gallery review: a candid trip inside Beatlemania

This recently rediscovered cache of photographs dating from the height of Beatlemania is a once-in-a-generation find

GoodToKnow

Love Island’s Montana Brown gives birth to her first child and reveals sweet Beatles-inspired name

Montana has welcomed her first baby with fiancé Mark O'Connor

Salon

The real Beatles on "Ed Sullivan" story

On this episode of "Everything Fab Four," host Kenneth Womack dives deep into the legacy of "The Ed Sullivan Show"

Edinburgh Live

The lost Edinburgh pub that looked run of the mill - until you walked inside

What is now the Jolly Botanist used to be a classic Edinburgh boozer that had a bit of an overriding obsession with the Fab Four. We take a look back at the Spiders Web at Haymarket that was a bona fide Beatles shrine.

The Week

TikToker turns up to his own funeral

A TikToker has faked his own death and then turned up to his own funeral. David Baerten, from Belgium, decided to prank friends and family members to find out what they really thought of him. His family, who were in on the stunt, took to social media to post tributes…

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