Nashville Scene
May 8, 2012
Yellow Submarine at The Belcourt and Heinz Edelmann's Enduring Influence
I’m willing to bet that a lot of Scene readers are like me: They’ve spent their lives so immersed in The Beatles’ catalog and lore that they reflexively know way more about the band than they really want to. So I’m going to skip over all the Beatle-centric core of Yellow Submarine and get to the good stuff:
http://www.nashvillescene.com/countr...ring-influence
Newsday
May 8, 2012
Nationwide Beatles documentary screenings canceled
Nationwide screenings of the documentary "The Beatles: The Lost Concert" have been canceled.The 92-minute documentary about the Fab Four’s first-ever U.S. concert* was originally scheduled for a premiere Sunday at Manhattan's Ziegfeld theater, though that event was canceled on Friday. Tuesday morning, a news release announced that the film's nationwide May 17 and 22 screenings were also canceled.
http://www.newsday.com/entertainment...eled-1.3706082
Examiner
May 7, 2012
Beatles' festival's campaign to screen 'Yellow Submarine' is successful
The Abbey Road on the River Beatles festival being held later this month in Louisville, KY., will host five special screenings of the Fab Four's animated film “Yellow Submarine,” the festival announced Monday.
http://www.examiner.com/article/yell...atles-festival
Baltimore Post Examiner
April 16, 2012
Beatles Museum in Baltimore ?
The metal sign reads Abbey Road above the door. It is the gateway to Ruxton resident Frank Lidinsky’s collection of Beatles memorabilia. The 20- by 12-foot room harbors thousands of items he has organized in chronological order, including every 45 and album that John, Paul, George and Ringo ever made. Lidinsky has been a Beatles fan since he was 13 years old.
http://baltimorepostexaminer.com/a-b...-in-baltimore/
Anorak
May 2012 ?
All This And World War ll – Watch how The Beatles lost the war
FANS of The Beatles hated All This And World War ll, a film that mashed up actual 1940s World War 2 footage with Hollywood actors pretending to fight in war films and set it to people singing songs by the Fab Four. This 1976 flick was not the work not of a Japanese fan in his mum’s basement but the mighty 20th Century Fox.
http://www.anorak.co.uk/322015/keypo...-the-war.html/
Examiner
May 7, 2012
Keith Carradine talks about 'Missing,' theater and John Lennon
This season Keith Carradine has been playing Ex-CIA agent Martin Newman on "Missing" starring Ashley Judd as Becca Winstone, whose son mysteriously disappeared. Fans were shocked this week to discover that Newman, the Godfather to Becca's missing son, is in fact in cahoots with the kidnappers. Just another mind blowing twist in a series chock full of surprises.
http://www.examiner.com/article/keit...nd-john-lennon
Examiner
May 5, 2012
Yoko tweets support for Italian John Lennon week tribute
The town of Pavia in Italy is going all out to celebrate John Lennon with a series of events that began Friday.The city, located 35 kilometers south of Milan, is calling the celebration “Imagine Pavia – a City for John Lennon.” The events feature music, art and outdoor events to honor the former Beatle.
http://www.examiner.com/article/yoko...hn-lennon-week
Beatle Mal
Beatle MAL's Legendary Band
A FAB New Play about The BEATLES !
Mal Evans road manager and friend to the greatest rock'n'roll band of all time, recalls The BEATLES with a 'Pinch of Pepper!'
http://www.beatlemal.com/
Examiner
May 7, 2012
Paul McCartney adds a Mexican flavor to Saturday show
Saturday night in Guadalajara, Mexico, Paul McCartney paid tribute to the culture of Mexico and added a little local flavor to his On the Run tour show. “We have a little special surprise,” he said before "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" began. As the first notes of the song were heard, a mariachi band walked out on stage to join in on the tune
http://www.examiner.com/article/paul...adalajara-show