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L.A. Times - Entertainment — Pro-Palestinian groups urge him to boycott Israel, which banned the Beatles in 1965. He will perform there for the first time Thursday night. There's a new Isr... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Oasis rockers Noel and Liam Gallagher have shared their secrets behind new album Dig Out Your Soul.Returning to Abbey Road studios, this time they have absolutely nailed it.Here I can bring you the first full track-by-track rundown — with the ... more info

Detroit Free Press — Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo seems to like her, and the supermarket tabloids never tire of her. Now it looks as if Nashville is falling for her, too. We're talking, of course, about actress, singer and entertaining personality Jessica Si... more info

Wired - Listening Post — Back when The Beatles ruled the Earth, Israel didn't want to hear it. Now that half the band has passed and the region is aflame with political and cultural conflict, it asked Paul McCartney back for a blockbuster concert on... more info

The Independent — The young John Lennon may have once irreverently boasted that the Beatles were more famous than Jesus. But not, it seems, in Jesus's birthplace and among some Palestinians at least. more info

Idolator — With all the endless chatter surrounding the record industry's slow-motion apocalypse—downloading, business models, livestock, etc.—it's refreshing to read someone who makes a salient point. Tim Whitwell, writing in Word, puts aside tiresome ethi... more info

Popdose — 1968’s The Beatles, aka “The White Album,” is the Beatles at their most frightening: the sound of drugs, of implosion, of tension and competition. Added to that are the numerous songs which present the band at their most menacing, loaded with e... more info

Yahoo! Music UK — Press Assoc. - Sir Paul McCartney was preparing for his controversial concert in Israel, more than 40 years after the Beatles were banned amid concerns over youngsters being corrupted. more info

The Independent — Sir Paul McCartney was today preparing for his controversial concert in Israel, more than 40 years after the Beatles were banned amid concerns over youngsters being corrupted. more info