Wired - Listening Post — Underrated Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has finally had it with reams of fan mail and heaps of objects that are apparently still being sent to him to be signed, 45 years after the first signs of Beatlemania appeared in the... more info

Idolator — Attention Beatles fans: Ringo Starr does not want your mail anymore, at least if it's postmarked anytime after next Monday (Oct. 20). In a video message that he posted to his Web site—which was strangely hostile, yet festooned with "peace and love,... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Tonight, I’m a rock’n’roll star. Never was a truer word said.The brothers Gallagher returned to Birmingham’s NIA on Monday night for an unashamedly old-fashioned rock and roll show. There were no gimmicks, no special effec... more info

GRUMPY Beatles legend Ringo Starr refuses to give any more autographs more info

Idolator — As Matos mentioned earlier this month, the Seattle radio station KEXP decided to mark its annual membership drive by counting down its listeners' 903 favorite albums—and they'd better realize that however much Radiohead is currently in their playli... more info

Starpulse — The Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has given his fans one week to request his autograph - because after that point he will no longer give out his signature.[...] Read more! more info

The Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has given his fans one week to request his autograph - because after that point he will no longer give out his signature.[...] Read more! more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Plus Liam Gallagher expresses his hatred of glowsticksOasis returned to the scene of 'Don't Look Back In Anger''s debut at the weekend (October 11) play the Sheffield Arena on their UK tour.The band not only debuted the '(What's The Story) Morning Gl... more info

Yahoo! Music — Reuters - Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has told fans to stop sending letters and requests for autographs, saying mail will be thrown away after October 20 because he has too much to do. more info

Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr has told fans to stop sending letters and requests for autographs, saying mail will be thrown away after October 20 because he has too much to do. more info