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New Macca Doc Shows The High Cost Of Flippant Answers To The Media
In 1965, Paul McCartney told a Ruth Anson, a teenage interviewer, that he'd only have wedding plans in the future "if you'd marry me." More than 40 years later, Anson, now a married professor with kids, wants to get in touch with the newly single Macca and see if this aside still haunts him as much as it haunts her. Desperately Seeking Paul McCartney, a documentary about her plight, will have its LA debut at the 2008 Mockfest Film Festival on May 18. The trailer reveals a documentary that's as much as about the attempt to make a movie about Anson as it is about the woman herself, with the filmmakers wrestling with whether to treat her as a crazed stalker or a sympathetic figure. More »
Sir Paul McCartney has publicly denounced the culling of kangaroos in Australia, which are apparently so abundant that they "impact" other species. "There is an urgent need for action to protect kangaroos from a barbaric industry which slaughters them for meat and leather," said McCartney as he distributed boxing gloves to a horde of ready-to-fight 'roos. [
