Paul McCartney grew up in Liverpool, England.

He originally married Linda Eastman in 1969, but after she died of breast cancer in 1998, he married Heather Mills, whom he later divorced. His third (and current) wife is American Nancy Shevell.

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Paul and Linda McCartney made a guest appearance in "Lisa the Vegetarian", the fifth episode of the seventh season of The Simpsons.

According to Patricia Inder, one of Lennon's early lovers, John told her he had lost his virginity in the graveyard of Liverpool Cathedral when he was 13, with an older woman.

Boyhood friend Pete Shotton says Lennon was fifteen, and with his first girlfriend Barbara Baker (who was the same age). He described the experience as "like trying to get into a mouse's earhole". The "older woman" story was a later fabrication.

Sir Paul, who has been recognized as the most successful songwriter in the history of pop music by the Guinness Book of World Records, had nine number one U.S. singles after his years with the Beatles. They were:

1. "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" with Linda McCartney (1971).

2. "My Love" with Wings (1973).

3. "Band On the Run" with Wings (1974).

4. "Listen to What the Man Said" with Wings (1975).

5. "Silly Love Songs" with Wings (1976).

6. "With a Little Luck" with Wings (1978).

7. "Coming Up" (live version) with Wings (1980).

8. "Ebony and Ivory" with Stevie Wonder (1982).

9. "Say Say Say" with Michael Jackson (1983).

Never. They were together until her death in 1998.

'Live and Let Die' (1973).

I think he smoked lucky strike red, i see one time.

Cigars have no ordinary inscription at the end written just like lucky strike

The guy before me was crazy. Paul McCartney has a near 4 octave range (A1-F#5) A1 in The Girl Is Mine and F#5 at Monkberry Moon Delight. And Michael Jackson does not have 4 octaves in his range.

Yes, Stella McCartney has 4 kids.

Paul Rudd played Mike Hannigan (Pheobe's boyfriend/husband)

Well, they started playing in Hamburg, Germany and they had a very large amount of fans in America. But ultimately they were just four lads from Liverpool, England. So I guess you could say they were most associated with England/America.

When the song was first introduced, Paul sang the song with just his acoustic guitar. During their world tour, it was the usual lineup: John and George on guitars, Paul on bass and Ringo on drums.

In a word, yes. There are a couple of reasons why.

1. Cultural Impact- The Beatles impact on culture was far bigger than Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson influenced many of today's artists, both singing and dancing. Thus earning him the name "The King of pop". Whereas Michael Jackson impact was solely in the entertainment category, The beatles had an impact in entertainment, society, politics, fashion and style. If MJ is the king of pop then the beatles were kings of pop culture or even kings of modern day music.

2. Sales- A survey, that was took by teens and up has shown that even after 40 years the beatles are still the most popular artists. The reason for this? SALES! With an EMI estimated record of sales topping 1.6 billion, more than any artist in the world, no other act has more influence on the history of modern music. You can go to china and ask, they know the beatles. The same goes for Africa, India, South America Europe and pretty much the entire world.

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Actress Jane Asher, the daughter of Sir Richard Asher (a psychiatrist, who first identified Munchausen Syndrome) and sister of Peter Asher (of Peter and Gordon fame, and later a music producer). They announced their engagement at Christmas 1967, but split up in the summer of 1968.

His mother Mary died in 1956 when he was fourteen years old.

Yes....I have seen an interview where he says he co-wrote and sang back up

MLB player Paul Goldschmidt weighs 245 pounds.

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Heather - Paul McCartney song - was created in 2001.

Yes, she absolutely is. In fact, according to Forbes magazine, she is one of the wealthiest people in the United States. Her current earnings are estimated by Forbes to be $77 million. On the other hand, Barack Obama does not have anywhere nearly that kind of money. He finally became a millionaire in 2005-2006, according to Forbes, largely as a result of royalties from his best-selling books. His current wealth is estimated by Forbes to be around $7 million, some of which comes from prudent stock investments and continuing royalties from his books.

John Lennon, a former member of the Beatles, wrote and sang that song. Although John Lennon is the originator, Elton John did sing Imagine during his concert at Central Park, New York, 1980. Ironically, this concert was only a few months before the tragic death of John Lennon.