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I Read the News This Week: Beatles Headlines Roundup

on March 01, 2026

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NME: These are Paul McCartney’s favourite movies as Beatles icon joins Letterboxd

Fox 8: George Porter Jr. reminisces about Paul McCartney in New Orleans

Daily Mail: Paul McCartney's daughter Stella reveals her mother Linda's 'pain' over 'ridicule' from critics after Beatles split

Goldmine: Miss Chris O’Dell interview for George Harrison’s birthday

Daily Californian: Director Morgan Neville breaks down relatability and mythos in ‘Paul McCartney: Man on the Run’

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