TAPE: EF03/0491 IN_TIME: 21:57:45 DURATION: 8:34 SOURCES: YTV RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared, No re-use/re-sale without clearance DATELINE: Sheffield. May 29, 2003 SHOTLIST 1. Various Paul McCartney performance - 'Hello Goodbye' 2. Various Paul McCartney performance - 'Jet' 3. UPSOUND (English) Paul McCartney MCCARTNEY RETURNS TO THE UK Former-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney performed at a concert in Sheffield, northern England, on Thursday. The show was his first public appearances since he announced that his wife, Heather Mills McCartney, is pregnant with their first child together. Shortly before the performance, the couple posed for photographers. Heather, 34, has no previous children, but Paul, 60, already has four. He is father to Mary, 33, Stella, 31, and James, 25, and stepfather to Heather, 39, all by his first wife Linda. His concert in the Sheffield Arena sold out its 12-thousand seat capacity. CLEARANCE DETAILS TITLE: Hello Goodbye ARTIST: Paul McCartney WRITER: Lennon/McCartney PUBLISHER: Sony LABEL: EMI TITLE: Jet ARTIST: Paul McCartney WRITER: McCartney/McCartney PUBLISHER: MPL Communications LABEL: MPL Communications

FASHION: Runway models walk on catwalk at fashion show for Chloe (by Stella McCartney); Paul McCartney mingles and chats (trying to avoid the gaze of the camera); Stella McCartney waves to camera and says "Bon Jour"

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES (SEPTEMBER 9, 2025) (Reuters) (SOUNDBITE) (English) SPINAL TAP MEMBERS, DAVID ST. HUBBINS (ACTOR MICHAEL MCKEAN), NIGEL TUFNEL (CHRISTOPHER GUEST), DEREK SMALLS (HARRY SHEARER), SAYING: TUFNEL: "Sir Paul walks in and we..." ST. HUBBINS: "No I was impressed. I was impressed at first." TUFNEL: "Well, you were impressed for this amount of time." ST.

Paul and Linda McCartney perform on stage with the Wings at a concert. Brief close ups of Paul McCartney playing the piano and guitar. Brief close up of Linda McCartney playing the piano while singing. The couple sits together as they speak to the press. Linda pets some cows on a farm. Brief clip of Linda in a kitchen promoting vegetarian diets. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.

12/4/1989

Paul McCartney joins campaign against gun violence

No titles. Beatle Paul McCartney marries Linda Eastman. <br/> <br/>Marylebone, London. <br/> <br/>General view of a crowd of people flocking around the steps of Marylebone Registry Office as Paul McCartney of The Beatles and his new wife Linda Eastman emerge. They are lost in the crowd as they try to make their way down the steps. Policemen hold hold back the crowds and photographers as they surge forwards towards the newlyweds. Paul and Linda have to fight their way through. <br/> <br/>Paul's new stepdaughter Heather (a toddler here) is carried towards the car. Paul and Linda finally get inside the car. Cutaways to distraught teenagers screaming and crying because Paul married Linda instead of them - ain't life tough? <br/> <br/>The car tries to move off, surrounded by hoards of people. It eventually drives off, and is chased by some people. <br/> <br/>Note: also on Library Tape 0042.

Iconic British pop band "The Beatles" is awarded the MBE (Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire). Crowds of teenage fans stand outside the Buckingham Palace in London. Shrieking fangirls jumping, trying to get a glimpse of their idols as police held them back. The Beatles arrive at the palace in John Lennon's Rolls-Royce. The pop group is invested with the 'Most Excellent Order' of the British Empire for their economic contribution to the United Kingdom. It was the first time that the MBE was bestowed upon "pop stars". The Beatles- John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison- hold their medals. Audience cheers and waves. Cameramen take photographs. Some fans run after John Lennon's Rolls-Royce as it drives away outside the Buckingham Palace. Location: London England United Kingdom. Date: November 1, 1965.

In this 1989 interview, Hamish Stuart, formerly of the Average White Band and then a member of Paul McCartney's band, discusses his experience touring with McCartney. He explains why he couldn't bring his children on tour, citing their need for stability and regular routines. Stuart also shares his thoughts about the band's identity, acknowledging that while it feels like a cohesive unit, it will always ultimately be "Paul McCartney's band" due to McCartney's legendary status. He notes that this is similar to what happened with Wings, which became "Paul McCartney and Wings" despite intentions for it to be its own entity. The conversation delves into Stuart's emotional connection to the music, particularly during live performances. He describes getting chills during the three-part harmony in "Band on the Run" and discusses how seeing audience reactions to songs like "Put It There" and "Let It Be" affects him emotionally. Stuart reflects on his initial surreal moment of singing with McCartney in the studio, though he mentions that after two years of working together, he no longer thinks about the Beatles connection as much. The interview also touches on the changing nature of rock and roll in the late 1980s, with Stuart expressing approval for the industry moving away from drug culture. The final portion of the interview covers various topics, including Stuart's experience with vegetarian food on tour (he's not vegetarian but appreciates the variety), his secret ambition to act (particularly as a villain), and future plans for the band, including a live album and new studio recordings. The interview concludes with Stuart recording several radio promos, demonstrating his transition from the Average White Band to his role in Paul McCartney's band. People mentioned in the interview: • Hamish Stuart - Interviewee, former Average White Band member, then current member of Paul McCartney's band • Paul McCartney - Leader of the band Stuart was playing with at the time • Linda McCartney - Paul's wife, mentioned in context of vegetarianism and tour life • Lynn - Mentioned briefly in context of bringing children on tour • Nicky Hopkins - Musician mentioned as being present during Stuart's first studio session with McCartney • Chris - Musician mentioned as being present during Stuart's first studio session with McCartney • Robbie - Mentioned in context of bands that lost members to drug abuse • Debbie - Mentioned in context of tour catering/food • Karen - Mentioned in context of tour catering/food • Big Ron - DJ mentioned during radio promo recordings • Benny Brown - British DJ mentioned during radio promo recordings • Legs LaBelle - Radio personality mentioned during promo recordings • George Harrison - Mentioned briefly when discussing Beatles-related work • Miss Gross - Mentioned as an example when discussing children's need for stability CopyRetry

Evans answers ringing phone on his desk. It's Paul McCartney. McCartney talks some crazy nonsense about a recipe. McCartney announces another "big finish" from Joe Longthorne.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story. This story aired at 10pm.

Paul McCartney took a visit to Atlanta to visit his daughter and support her latest career move. Heather McCartney is displaying a collection of house wares and various house ware designs at "America's Mart." Many people were glad to see Paul and Heather McCartney so happy this afternoon.

PAUL McCARTNEY ROCK & ROLL PARTY URIAH HEEP AT THE PUB

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - 2002 Academy Awards - Kodak Theater Hollywood - Oscars -stars - arrivals - red carpet - celebrities - actors - paparrazzi - Robert Redford, Paul McCartney,Heather Mills all talk to press line then McCartney and Redford introduce each other and chat together.

Interview