Paul McCartney, Emma Stone Join on Anti-Bullying Music Video

Previous Beatle Paul McCartney has collaborated with Oscar winner Emma Stone on the music video for his new single "Who Cares", a tune he expectations will rouse youths to face harassing.

The match are appeared and moving on an all high contrast set close by harlequin-like figures who torment Stone before she and McCartney make their break in his vehicle.

The veteran vocalist musician has additionally united with non-benefit association Creative Visions to dispatch the #WhoCaresIDo crusade, propelled by a line in the tune - "Who Cares About You, I do".

"My expectation is that if there are kids being harassed — and there are ... possibly by tuning in to this tune and watching this video, they may very well believe it's not as terrible," McCartney said on his site.

"That it's the sort of thing you can simply confront and dismiss and overcome."

McCartney, who on Sunday was joined in front of an audience by individual Beatle Ringo Starr and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood as he performed in London, has worked together with different stars in the past including rapper Kanye West and artist Rihanna.

Stone won the Best Actress Academy Award for "Fantasy world".

"Who Cares" includes on McCartney's seventeenth solo studio collection, "Egypt Station".

Gorillaz’ Damon Albarn Warned Paul McCartney About Working with Kanye West

                                                                     

Gorillaz leader Damon Albarn recently shared his thoughts on Kanye West. In a new interview with the French publication L'Obs, he revealed that he had warned Paul McCartney to work with the rapper and the producer.

"Do not get me started with Kanye West ... Kanye West caught Paul McCartney," he began. He then explained that Kanye West took advantage of the musician The Beatles when they both collaborated on "FourFiveSeconds" with Rihanna.

"Before I decided to work with Kanye West, I sent a text message to McCartney saying" take care of yourself ", but he ignored it, he does what he wants, it's Paul McCartney", a- he said. "Kanye West is one of those people who feed on other people."

McCartney sat down with DIY a few weeks ago, commenting on the differences in his creative process from West to Ticket2concert:

"With him, it was a lot more invented as we went along, so much so that I did not even realize he was making songs." We spent two or three afternoons hanging out together in a Beverly hotel. Hills in the back bungalows. , and he had his engineer and set up with a pair of microphones in case something happened, he played the guitar, and Kanye spent a lot of time looking at Kim's pictures on his computer, I think, let's go Write us? But it turns out that I was writing. "

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Gorillaz released his sixth studio album The Now Now Friday. Check back on the visual image of "Humility" from the album below.

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Paul McCartney will not collect Israel's Wolf Prize

Former Beatle Paul McCartney announced on Thursday that he would not be coming to Israel later this month to receive the Wolf Award for Music, which he received in February.

"It's very flattering and I'm grateful to have been chosen for the Wolf Music Award this year," McCartney said, according to the Haaretz newspaper. "It's definitely a great honor for me to be among the best artists, creators, scientists and writers in history today, but after reviewing my agenda, I have to announce that I will not be able to reach the set date. "

The prestigious Wolf Award was founded in 1975. It was awarded in five fields, four in science and one in arts, in a fixed rotation.

The music prize will be awarded to McCartney and Adam Fischer, conductor and human rights defender; the price of agriculture to Prof. Gene Robinson of the University of Illinois for leading the genome revolution in the biology of honey bee populations; the Chemistry Prize to Prof. Makuto Fujita from Tokyo University and Prof. Omar Yaghi of the University of California at Berkeley for his contributions to supramolecular chemistry.

Last month, actress Natalie Portman revealed that she would not have arrived in Israel to receive the Genesis Award. The US-Israeli double citizen said in a statement that he had canceled his arrival when he learned that Netanyahu was to speak at the ceremony.

Selena Gomez Is Playing A Mom In Her New Movie

Selena Gomez's newest role? Mom.

As Cosmopolitan reports, Gomez will play a pregnant young woman in her new movie, In Dubious Battle.

In the first trailer for the Great Depression-era drama, fans get to see Gomez play the daughter of a migrant worker who goes into labor during a worker's strike, making for a lot of concerned faces.

Don't worry though, she does get a line. As we hear her say in a perfect country twang, "All I want is a simple, clean life." Not to mention there's a shot of holding her little baby — perfectly, might we add.

The film has Gomez re-teaming with her Spring Breakers co-star James Franco, who wrote and directed this new film, an adaptation of the John Steinbeck novel of the same name. This is all part of Franco's Dust Bowl Trilogy, which includes Of Mice and Men and The Grapes Of Wrath.

Perhaps as surprising as Gomez playing a mom is the fact that Franco plays the man who helps her give birth. No, we don't think he's playing Alien — or, at least we hope not.

In Dubious Battle, which also features The Hunger Games' Josh Hutcherson and Paper Towns' Nat Wolff, has its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival.

Watch Paul McCartney's Backstage Antics At Rock Hall Ceremony

Beatle comes with Stevie Wonder, Joe Walsh, Billie Joe Armstrong and Ringo Starr on behind the scenes footage of induction

Ringo Starr turned 75 on July 7, and to celebrate, Paul McCartney has shared with Rolling Stone an exclusive behind the scenes video of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony this year in Cleveland, where he gave his fellow Beatle induction speech. In this four-minute video before, during and after the ceremony on April 18, fans can follow the trials McCartney backstage jam stars closing ceremony and watch the bear comes out with Stevie Wonder, of Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, Joe Walsh and, of course, Ringo.

 

In the video, Wonder congratulates Starr in honor Rock Hall. McCartney standing with them, Starr teases wonder considering the reunification of the band and the singer asks "Superstition" if you want to join.

Then sound check McCartney of the Beatles "I Want to Be Your Man" while Armstrong poses for a photo along with bassist. After witnessing all rockers stage for sound check Final Jam star of the night, it's time for the ceremony (but not before Walsh does some funny antics in a hallway behind the scenes).

"You see a lot of these bands when they are playing, are looking back at the drummer as' Will you accelerate, it's going to slow down?" McCartney told the audience in his speech induction Starr. "You have to look with Ringo. It's just there." Then the camera takes us front row for the grand finale, the interpretation of the stars of "With a little help from my friends."

"Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, here is Ringo Starr. Richard Starkey, born Liverpool. The best drummer in the world," says McCartney backstage camera while toasting Starr last after the ceremony ended. "Man. My friend. My little brother. Here's to you, baby."

Paul McCartney, “See Your Sunshine” From Memory Almost Full (2007): One Track Mind

Wrapped in a very public and bitter divorce, Paul McCartney embraced everything he did matter in the first place in the burning memory almost full, published on June 5, 2007. That's perhaps more than ever in this terrible setback.

Overall, the album took more in retrospect that bitter introspection expected. It is fully realized in "See Your Sunshine" a cunning Alas tune redo ending as anachronistic but somehow more attractive way of registration.

 

Background vocals, bright and cyclic, as strongly reminiscent of Denny Laine and late wife Linda as for completely new transport in 1976. ("Silly Love Songs", after all, went to No. 1 during the last week of May of that year.) This is the kind of pure pop that Paul McCartney became a soundtrack immediately after the ugly decade Beatles own division. And just as welcome.

Memory Almost Full, as a group of very committed fans discovered, was an anagram of "my soul mate LLM", the initials of Linda Louise McCartney. Asked the question, Paul would have said: "Some things are better left a mystery." But he is not one of them. Paul McCartney is supposed to sound just like the song.

That meets that standard, so fully inhabits its own cliché, for a period of overwhelming adversity is part of the charm of Paul. Always it has been.

That said, "See Your Sunshine" is not necessarily representative of Memory Almost Full, who insisted (on grinding industrial riff, the "Vintage Clothes") that we should "live in the past. Not cling to something that is changing quickly "Nostalgia Comfy but also fit with the then recent departure of Paul McCartney Capitol - where, after all, had been recorded since the early 60s McCartney subsequently signed with a stamp of Starbucks for this, his solo CD 21, and He agreed to release Memory Almost Full, for the first time in digital format on the website.

Still, it was comforting to know that just as Paul McCartney tried to embrace this new world daredevil, who had not forgotten what came before. In a statement released in advance of the album chart, McCartney said the title came after the "Memory Almost Full" message appeared on her cell phone. "In modern life," he wrote, "our brains can get a bit overloaded".

Paul McCartney Plots More U.S. 'Out There' Tour Dates

Paul McCartney Plots More Americans 'out there' Concerts

Paul McCartney announced the first 2015 show out there within their Tour.



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Even after almost 60 years as an active musician, Paul McCartney is still one of the most prolific artists on tour. The former Beatle has just announced its first US date sand 2015: Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on June 21. It will be his first show in the city since 2010.

McCartney, who is currently touring Japan and South Korea, played 32 dates on out there touring South, Central and North America last year. Although the point of Philly's your first date arena 2015, the artist has confirmed two festival appearances: Firefly on 19 June and 31 July Lollapalooza.

McCartney has kept busy since the release of his 2013 album new. The music veteran has found a new collaborator Kanye West and has appeared in three of the rapper's latest singles, "alone", "All Day" and "FourFiveSeconds". McCartney, West and Rihanna released his first live performance of "FourFiveSeconds" at the Grammy Awards this year. A week later, McCartney surprised fans with an intimate Valentine's Day show at the City Club of New York Irving Plaza.

Last week, the musician joined fellow Beatle Ringo Starr in the Hall of Fame Rock and Roll. "It is time for shit, man!" McCartney said after the ceremony where he and Starr performed together. "That's what my daughter said a few years ago. It's great. It's the culmination. Now the four of us are in a band and as individuals. It would have been a pity that he had not been to, right?"

Tickets for the show at Wells Fargo Center will be on sale May 1 at noon local time.

Paul McCartney Tour Dates:

June 21st - Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center
June 23rd - Charlottesville, VA @ John Paul Jones Arena
June 25th - Columbia, SC @ Colonial Life Arena