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McCartney wants to release obscure Beatles track

McCartney wants to release obscure Beatles track London - Paul McCartney wants to release an obscure 41-year- old Beatles track that was only played once in public, Britain's Observer newspaper said Sunday.

The 14-minute Carnival of Light was recorded in 1967 when Paul, Ringo Starr, George Harrison and John Lennon were working in London's Abbey Road studios on the vocals for Penny Lane.

The track, a jumble of shrieks and psychedelic effects, was never released because three of the Fab Four thought it too adventurous.

Brit couple rescue rare albino hedgehog

London, Nov 16 : A Brit couple has rescued a rare albino hedgehog, which is believed to be one of only 100 in Britain, from their garden when they spotted it glowing in the dark.

Nick and Julie Packham made a 250-mile round trip through the night, to take the hedgehog to Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital, in Haddenham as they feared predators might pick him up.

The albino hedgehogs, which are one in 100,000, are born with the recessive gene that means they have no melanin pigment in their skin, eyes and spikes.

The Packhams, of Pluckley, Kent, have named the hedgehog Midnight because of the time it was found. 

Kevin Costner says his ‘real’ personality comes out when he plays music live

London, November 16 : Despite having a successful acting career, Kevin Costner has revealed that it is playing music with his band that lets the ‘steam off’ for him.

The Academy award-winning director, who recently released his band ‘Modern West’s debut album, said that it was while he was on stage that he could shed all characters and be himself.

“When I''m making a movie I''m playing whoever I''m playing. But my personality comes out on stage when I play live. That''s when you see me the clearest,” the Telegraph quoted him as saying.

"This is as close to my personality as I ever get, playing live. There''s something about playing music that lets steam off for me,” he added.

Simon Cowell ‘wants to buy Strictly Come Dancing’

London, November 16 : ‘X-Factor’ judge Simon Cowell wants to buy globally successful show ‘Strictly Come Dancing’, claims pal-judge Bruno Tonioli.

Both reality shows have had a cut-throat competition to top the ratings chart in the UK as they are screened every Saturday night.

Tonioli, a judge on BBC 1''s Strictly that topped the ratings over Cowell''s X Factor on ITV1, claimed Cowell was eyeing the rival show and would love to pocket it.

"Simon wants to buy it. He loves it," the Telegraph quoted him as saying. 

" You can''t knock the show that is the biggest seller and is actually beating his shows all over the world. It sells, you know. It''s a fact. 

Beatles’ Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band inspires Paul McCartney’s new album

London, Nov 16 : Sir Paul McCartney has revealed that his new album is inspired by the Beatles landmark record, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. 

During the recording of the 1967 album, Macca , John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr created alter egos so they could be even more creative.

Now, McCartney has returned to the formula for his new project, ‘Electrical Arguments’.

He will release the CD, his third project with dance producer Youth, as “The Fireman”. 

The 66-year-old legendary rocker said that an alter ego “gives you the feeling anything is possible and stops you being too serious”. 

Jennifer Ellison celebrates engagement in the Maldives

London, Nov 16 : English actress Jennifer Ellison has been on cloud nine ever since she got engaged to her man Robbie Tickle.

Ellison, 25, was seen lapping up the sun in her white teeny bikini and looking happy as she showed off her sparkling new diamond ring in the Maldives. 

The actress had earlier admitted that she wanted to marry 29-year-old Tickle, who she has been dating for seven months and he popped the question while they were there. 

“Jen is over the moon. Robbie hadn’t told her he was going to propose, so when he did she was crying tears of joy — she immediately said yes,” News of the World quoted a source as saying.

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