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August 31, 2007 -- The Sun (UK)

Macca's big American hits

Here's Macca - watching baseball stars give it a whacka.

Sir Paul McCartney watched the New York Yankees play Boston Red Sox with Saturday Night Live executive producer Lorne Michaels.

A fan at the game said: "Macca was having a ball. He cheered on his New York heroes and signed countless autographs."

Rocker Sir Paul McCartney stunned sports fans in New York on last night by turning out to watch the city's baseball stars. The former Beatle was in the crowd at the Bronx's Yankee Stadium to watch the New York Yankees play fierce rivals the Boston Red Sox. McCartney was greeted with a huge cheer and applause when the stadium announcer revealed he was in attendance, and he duly took the time to sign autographs. The singer is currently taking time out, staying at his home in the Hamptons on New York's Long Island.

(WEBMASTER'S NOTE: Paul was in the first row behind home plate sitting with Lorne Michaels and Alec Baldwin. He was laughing and drinking beer. Paul played air mandolin when "Dance Tonight" was played over the PA. Macca was shown on the jumbotron while "When I'm 64" was playing.)

Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson has revealed that the success of his rival band, the Beatles, made him extremely jealous.

The 65-year-old singer confessed that he experienced severe pangs of jealousy during the heyday of both bands.

"They didn't scare me but they made me jealous. Because they got a lot of attention we didn't get, I was so jealous I could have cried," the Daily Express quoted Wilson, as saying.

Talking about former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, Brian added that he's not the only one prone to weeping, for, according to him, Macca's response to his performance of his 2004 album Smile was equally emotional.

"He cried when he saw Smile," he said.

Brian further said that he and McCartney have both inspired and influenced each other.

"I'm working on a song called Beatleman. I've written it with Scott Bennett of my band and he has a high level of creativity. In a certain way, I'm addressing it to Paul," he said.

Don't mess with the Mac!

The News had exclusive pix yesterday of Sir Paul McCartney and Renee Zellweger at Tom Petty's Hamptons concert Saturday night. But the former Beatle had his bodyguards play the heavy with a member of the public who had the temerity to snap her own photo.

"He stood there while his security made her erase it," according to a shocked witness. The same fate befell a professional photographer.

Meanwhile, Macca was also spotted chatting with a pretty blond named Stephanie at the Social at Ross concert. "When he realized she was engaged, he went back to his corner," laughs our spy.

So I'm sitting here lamenting the death of my KLSX show, my hours having been sold for paid programming/an infomercial, reading "Rolling Stone", thinking that nothing matters anymore, and I see a review of a live McCartney EP. Who knew McCartney had a live EP?

And that was just my point. I was finally inspired to write. Doesn't matter that the Eagles have a new album, nor Springsteen. It's not a major event. There's some supposed song of the summer, entitled "Umbrella", by Rihanna, and I haven't heard it, and I don't GIVE A SH*T! Just like I didn't care about Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together" or ANYTHING by the bizarrely photographed Maroon 5 adorning the magazine's cover. But I HAD to hear a live version of "Coming Up"!

The original was a live take too. And it made it all the way to number one back when we'd counted McCartney out, after the brilliance of "Band On The Run" seemed to have evaporated, after we'd given up hope. Maybe our legends can throw the long ball one more time, but I didn't EXPECT IT THIS TIME!

Paul McCartney's in the midst of a heinous public divorce. He's got to get his mind off his troubles. He decides to release an album of tunes Nigel Godrich rejected. There's incredible publicity, Starbucks pulls out all the stops, but the record is lacking that essence that makes you TELL EVERYBODY YOU KNOW!

Same deal with the Eagles' "How Long". Oh, it's GOOD, but it doesn't make your head explode, it doesn't make you feel that it's SO F*CKING GREAT TO BE ALIVE!

And the new Springsteen track has great energy, but none of the charm of "Tunnel Of Love", never mind "Human Touch". But McCartney's live take of "Coming Up" has got that element that made you go crazy for the Beatles TO BEGIN WITH!

There's no chick backup singers. Just an incredibly tight band. The kind you tried to be after you bought your Fender and started to rehearse with your buddies in the garage. You grew your hair out, you listened to the records and picked out the notes, you wanted to be rich and famous, but you didn't have IT!

Paul McCartney has IT!

Oh, he's 65. He's less imposing physically than you might expect. But when he starts a pickin' and a grinnin', he's possessed, he's 23 once again. And so are you.

You can hear the crowd roar. McCartney exalts like Lennon from the Apple rooftop. And then the band starts to COOK! You can hear Liverpool, even Lonnie Donegan skiffle, in the track. Then, that guy who sang "Long Tall Sally", he's BACK! He's reaching out from the track to YOU! There's an energy here absent from ALL of the Top Forty. It makes you want to BE THERE!

Paul laying down the bass. Abe Laboriel, Jr. is pounding the skins. The guitars are wailing, and then, THEY START PLAYING FELICE'S FATHER'S SONG!

You might only be twenty years old. Your PARENTS might be too young to have experienced Beatlemania, to know why the whole world went music crazy, why the Beatles changed our lives. But, if you listen to THIS, you'll GET THE IDEA!

Zellweger, 38, spent some animated face time with Beatle Paul McCartney on Saturday jamming to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

As Zellweger smiled, laughed and hung on the 65-year-old musical icon's every word, our lensman spotted Brinkley casting what appeared to be less-than-delighted glimpses in their direction - and no wonder.

After all, it was just two weeks ago at a James Taylor concert in the same East Hampton venue that Brinkley, 53, sparked romance rumors when she and Sir Paul, who is estranged but not yet divorced from Heather Mills, cut a rug.

They were even seen slow-dancing to "How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You."

A witness at Saturday night's Petty concert at the Hampton Social insisted that they're all just friends.

"I don't believe there's anything between them.

"He was sitting with Amy Poehler and her husband, and she [Renee] was with two friends and left 15 minutes after he did," said the source.

Still, McCartney is known to have an eye for younger women - and blonds. And Zellweger and Brinkley fit that bill to a T.

Adidas is in the firing line for fuelling what campaigners have dubbed the "largest wildlife slaughter in the world", which sees millions of kangaroos killed each year in Australia for sport, or to be precise for the football boots that are made from their skins.

The timing of the attack could not be worse for Adidas or Ms McCartney, coming just ahead of the debut for her sports line at London Fashion Week next month. Adidas by Stella McCartney is being billed as the grand finale to six days of fashion shows from big names such as Paul Smith and Betty Jackson.

The row also threatens to embarrass other members of the McCartney family: Sir Paul has been a fierce critic in the past of Adidas's use of kangaroo skins.

Andrew Tyler, director of Animal Aid, said: "Adidas's use of kangaroo skin is inexcusably cruel. On the question of Stella McCartney's alleged silence, we know she opposes animal cruelty and presume she is taking the steps she feels appropriate to press the company to stop the use of kangaroo skins." Sir Paul has campaigned for Vegetarians International Voice for Animals (Viva!). "Please do all you can to help Viva! end this shameful massacre," he has said.

Viva! scored a major coup last month, which culminated in the Californian Supreme Court banning the sale of football boots and other products made from kangaroo leather. The ruling was a second major embarrassment for Adidas, coming after David Beckham hung up his kangaroo- skin Predator boots and demanded a synthetic pair.

But why was Sir Paul McCartney so tardy? The former Beatle, it transpired, had been busy tucking his three-year-old daughter, Beatrice, into bed - and judging by the smile on his face, nothing could have made him happier.

Indeed, according to fellow guests in the exclusive retreat on America's East Coast, the 65-year-old, accompanied to the event by his three older children, Mary, Stella and James, was positively glowing with the contentment of a devoted father.

As one old friend who has spent time with him at the resort over the course of three decades put it: "It was like having the old Paul back. The war with Heather is over and the relief is written all over his face. It's fantastic."

What a difference six months make. Towards the end of last year, Paul was at rock bottom - communicating with his estranged wife only through third parties and investing huge amounts of energy briefing against the "enemy camp".

Now, the Mail understands, the estranged couple rarely go two days without speaking on the phone and meet twice a week to 'hand over' Beatrice as part of their shared custody agreement.

Whisper it quietly, but well-placed sources have told the Mail they are getting on rather well these days.

So much so, in fact, that a startled Heather recently confided in a friend a growing conviction that her estranged husband is trying to win her back.

An extraordinary development, should it prove to be true (though given Heather's track record when it comes to veracity the news should be taken with a healthy pinch of salt). But there is, nevertheless, clear evidence that the hatchet has been buried.

So what has changed Paul's mind? The answer, quite simply, is Bea.

The strikingly pretty little girl is taking an increasingly central role in his life, her presence being the first and overriding consideration as far as his schedule is concerned.

He is, by all accounts, utterly bewitched by his daughter. And he sees a great deal of Heather emerging in her personality as she approaches her fourth birthday.

Friends say that viewing the same sparky qualities in their child has made Paul review his previously withering opinion of her mother.

"Paul and Heather are definitely much friendlier now," says an impeccably placed source. "They don't have long conversations about divorce settlements anymore. They leave that to the lawyers to sort out.

"The bond which has brought them back together is their little girl. In the heat of the moment, a lot of hurtful things were said and done, but one thing Paul can't ignore is that Heather's a fantastic mum and Bea completely adores her.

"That has changed Paul's thinking more than anything else."

The Mail understands that the turning point came during a handover at the start of the year, when Paul offered an olive branch by making an extraordinary apology for his behaviour.

"He changed very suddenly," says the source. "He went so far as to say that he would always love her, and how much he respected her strength and determination.

"Heather was blown away. So much so that she told me: 'I know it sounds incredible, but I think he wants me back.'"

A ludicrous suggestion, of course, but one that has sent Paul's 'people' (the polite way of describing hangerson, employees and yes-men) into paroxysms of terror.

"There are some worried people in Paul's camp just now," says a friend. "They've been through the 'ding dong the witch is dead' euphoria and failed to notice they were going too far. Now it has backfired because Paul has actually started to feel sorry for Heather.

"You can't help but be impressed with her self-belief and resolve, and Paul is starting to feel genuine remorse for the way he's treated her."

Meanwhile, Paul's older children have been making their own contribution to the reconciliation, encouraging him to "sort out the mess" for Bea's sake.

Over the past month, it is understood there have been long conversations at the McCartneys' £10 million ($20 million) estate in the Hamptons about "what Linda would have wanted" - and the answer is love, not war.

But the children's campaign goes back much further. In February, Paul met his eldest daughter Mary for a coffee in St John's Wood, North London, and she encouraged him to "do the right thing" by Heather and Bea, regardless of the cost.

"Mary has become something of a figurehead for the kids in the discussions, because she's probably the most level-headed of the lot," says a source close to the family.

"She told her dad in no uncertain terms that they were desperately worried about the effect a stressful legal battle could have on his health. More importantly, though, she just told him to think of his little girl."

Not that the children have found it easy to defend their stepmother.

"Make no mistake, the kids did absolutely despise Heather. For a long time they wouldn't even use her real name - they called her Mrs Rochester, after the destructive wife in Jane Eyre who ended up being sent to a lunatic asylum.

"But now they are sick and tired of having the family name dragged through the mud and they're determined the war must end."

The issue about which Paul feels most guilt is said to be the decision to stop paying for Heather's personal security after they separated, despite the threat to her safety actually increasing because of the intense media scrutiny.

Indeed, there were even those in Sir Paul's personal security team who were appalled by his conduct.

The Mail understands that two of his bodyguards left his service to work for Heather, but they had to move on because she didn't have the cash flow to pay them.

"Paul now realises he acted petulantly and foolishly, and that taking away the security put Bea at risk, too," says an old friend.

"He feels genuine remorse about it and has distanced himself from the people who stupidly advised him to take that course of action.

"He wasn't thinking straight at the time and was given bad advice. The situation has been addressed and things are different now."

While the final divorce settlement remains some months away, Heather is understood to be in line for a lump sum payment of £15 million, followed by £3.5 million ($7 million) a year until Bea turns 18.

Ultimately amounting to £70 million ($140 million), it will be comfortably the highest divorce settlement Britain has ever seen.

Heather, in turn, is compromising and stepping out of the public eye. Following her successful American TV appearance on Dancing With The Stars, her representatives say offers of television work have been pouring in at a rate of two or three a week, but all are knocked back.

She is, by all accounts, "keeping her head down" - another reason why Paul is said to have mellowed towards her.

"He definitely misses her," says one source. "Bear in mind that they had a real bond. She was such a big character, whether you liked her or not, and they had a very passionate sex life.

"When they split up, at first he was just furious, but after a few months he started to grieve for the relationship. It's a bit like a bereavement. Paul has always had a strong woman in his life, and right now he's missing that quite badly."

He has been dating since the separation, but does not feel ready to find a lasting companion. Earlier this year he went out with heiress Sabrina Guinness. But the Mail understands they have agreed they are happiest as 'warm friends' and neither sees a long-term future together.

He was also linked with former model Christie Brinkley after they were spotted dancing together at a party in the Hamptons, though members of his circle say she "simply isn't his type". Even Billy Joel, her ex-husband who introduced them, said they were nothing more than 'old friends'.

The woman he continues to have more contact with than any other remains Heather. And there are intriguing signs that she is making a continued effort to fit in with his image of an ideal woman.

Friends say Heather appears to be metamorphosing into Linda - Paul's adored wife of 30 years - with every passing day. She is planning a vegan cookbook, though that, too, has been put on the back burner for the time being.

And, not content with becoming the face of various vegetarian and animal rights campaigns, she is taking to the rural life, which was for so long a source of conflict.

During her marriage to Paul, Heather complained about his 'reclusive' nature and encouraged him to move to the livelier environs of Brighton with her. But since the separation, she has performed a volte-face.

She is selling her seaside home in Hove and has bought a £3 million ($6 million) farm in the Home Counties, close to Paul's Peasmarsh estate. Like her estranged husband, she is pursuing the policy of buying up vast tracts of surrounding land to ensure privacy.

The purchase, along with a £400,000 ($800,000) Slovenian hideaway, marks a change in her financial circumstances. Having complained ever since the divorce that she was broke, it seems the shackles are off.

It wouldn't be the Paul and Heather show without glitches, and there remain significant hurdles to overcome. Not least of which is Paul's insistence on a confidentiality clause in the divorce settlement. Heather is understood to be set against this.

"Heather regards herself as an inspirational woman and values her freedom of speech very highly," says a friend. "Women look up to her and would think less of her if she was gagged. She wants to be able to say what she wants, when she wants. It's posing a few problems with the settlement."

And while she accepts that Paul is making a significant gesture by offering her such a substantial sum, trust has not entirely returned.

She recently told a friend on holiday that, while Paul was showing signs of "doing the right thing", she fully expects her famously frugal husband to dither for as long as possible before opening his cheque book (which will give him until next June under the two-year rule covering divorce proceedings).

Indeed, such is his reputation for penny pinching that some waspish acquaintances are joking that he might take Heather back "just to save himself the odd £50 million".

So could the rumours of a reconciliation possibly be true?

Probably not - but stranger things have happened in the colourful life of Heather Mills McCartney.

And it's a fair bet that Stella, Mary and James will be organising a few more family 'chats' in the coming months just to make sure.

Unconfirmed DVD Track Listings

DISC 1
1. Tug Of War
2. Say Say Say
3. Silly Love Songs
4. Band On The Run
5. Maybe I'm Amazed
6. Heart Of The Country
7. Mamunia
8. With A Little Luck
9. Goodnight Tonight
10. Waterfalls
11. My Love
12. C-Moon
13. Baby's Request
14. Hi Hi Hi
15. Ebony And Ivory
16. Take It Away
17. Mull Of Kintyre
18. Helen Wheels
19. I've Had Enough
20. Coming Up
21. Wonderful Christmastime

Extras
1. Juniors Farm
2. Band On The Run
3. London Town
4. Mull Of Kintyre 2
5. The Southbank Show

DISC 2
1. Pipes Of Peace
2. My Brave Face
3. Beautiful Night
4. Fine Line
5. No More Lonely Nights
6. This One
7. Little Willow
8. Pretty Little Head
9. Birthday
10. Hope Of Deliverance
11. Once Upon A Long Ago
12. All My Trials
13. Brown-Eyed Handsome Man
14. Press
15. No Other Baby
16. Off The Ground
17. Biker Like An Icon
18. Spies Like Us
19. Put It There
20. Figure Of Eight
21. C'Mon People

Extras
1. Parkinson
2. So Bad
3. Creating Chaos At Abbey Road

DISC 3
Rock Show
1. Venus And Mars
2. Rock Show
3. Jet
4. Maybe I'm Amazed
5. Lady Madonna
6. Listen To What The Man Said
7. Bluebird

MTV Unplugged
8. I Lost My Little Girl
9. Every Night
10. And I Love Her
11. That Would Be Something

Glastonbury
12. Jet
13. Flaming Pie
14. Let Me Roll It
15. Blackbird
16. Band On The Run
17. Back In The USSR
18. Live And Let Die
19. Hey Jude
20. Yesterday
21. Helter Skelter
22. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Extras
1. Live Aid
2. Superbowl XXIV

Whoopi Goldberg will host Paul McCartney: Music and Conversation, a one-hour special that will air on radio stations nationwide from Aug. 27 - Sept. 5. Recently, McCartney celebrated the release of his 21st album, Memory Almost Full, with three surprise shows in London, New York and Los Angeles. His 90-minute set included songs from The Beatles and Wings, as well as the new album, and they will have their broadcast premiere in this nationally syndicated special along with his exclusive interview with Premiere Radio host, Whoopi Goldberg.

Songs featured in the special include: Hey Jude, Lady Madonna, Drive My Car, I Saw Her Standing There, Get Back, Here Today, C Moon, Dance Tonight, Ever Present Past, Only Mama Knows and That Was Me.

This exclusive broadcast was produced by award-winning producer Sal Cirrincione, Premiere's Senior Director of Rock Programming and Specials. Cirrincione has produced numerous specials for Paul McCartney since 1997.

Whoopi Goldberg is host of Wake Up With Whoopi, which is nationally syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks from 5 - 9 a.m. ET, Monday through Friday. Whoopi is joined by co-host Cubby Bryant as they blend discussion with listener calls, studio guests and music.

(WEBMASTER'S NOTE: The Macca Report will post the list of radio stations and times the show will air...)

"THE MCCARTNEY YEARS" PRESS RELEASE

NEW McCARTNEY DVD SET FOR RELEASE - 'THE McCARTNEY YEARS'

FEATURES EXCLUSIVE COMMENTARY, BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE, OVER 40 MUSIC VIDEOS AND TWO HOURS OF HISTORIC LIVE PERFORMANCES 'THE MCCARTNEY YEARS' IS SET FOR RELEASE NOVEMBER 12th 2007

On November 12th 2007, (November 13th - US) THE McCARTNEY YEARS, will hit the stores. This first time ever DVD includes the definitive visual collection of Paul McCartney's amazing career featuring solo music videos, career-spanning live performances, personal commentary by Paul McCartney and exclusive footage that tracks his incredible musical journey as never before.

Spanning four decades THE McCARTNEY YEARS is a three volume DVD collection, featuring some of the world's best-loved music that has become the soundtrack to all our lives.

VOLUME ONE and VOLUME TWO contain the definitive collection of McCartney music videos. Starting in the 1970s with Paul McCartney's first solo single Maybe I'm Amazed, the DVD includes the Wings promo video for Band On The Run as well as hits from the 1980s such as Say Say Say, and the 1990s with Biker Like An Icon. It finishes with 2005's Fine Line. The films can be viewed either in chronological order or as play-lists that have been personally arranged by Paul featuring his exclusive voiceover commentaries.

VOLUME THREE includes live performances taken from three classic McCartney live shows; ROCKSHOW filmed on Wings' 1976 World Tour, new edits of Paul's seminal UNPLUGGED in 1991 and Paul's now legendary headlining performance at 2004's GLASTONBURY Festival.

THE McCARTNEY YEARS is also packed with bonus features and extra never before seen footage and performances, including Let It Be from LIVE AID, archive interviews with Melvyn Bragg and Michael Parkinson, alternative versions of music videos and the full-length 2005 documentary Creating Chaos at Abbey Road. Paul has recorded exclusive commentary and personal introductions for each promo video and each live concert.

This collection has been meticulously restored and all films polished, re-graded and given a new lease of life in Widescreen format with re-mastered stereo audio and for the first time the original recordings re-mixed into 5.1 surround sound.

THE McCARTNEY YEARS includes over 40 promo videos and over two hours of live performances.

You can now download the "iTunes Festival: London - Paul McCartney (Live)" 6 song EP (for $5.94!!!!)

The performance was from the July 5, 2007 iTunes Festival at the Institute for Contemporary Arts (ICA) in London . Go to www.iTunes.com.

A MUST FOR PAUL FANS!!!!

1. Coming Up
2. Only Mama Knows
3. That Was Me
4. Jet
5. Nod Your Head
6. House Of Wax

Gwyneth Paltrow's husband, Chris Martin, almost didn't get into Saturday's East Hampton screening of her movie "The Good Night." One security guard, who apparently isn't a Coldplay fan, manhandled the scruffy rocker when he tried to sneak by the waiting mob on the red carpet.

Among those who had less trouble getting into the movie, directed by Gwyneth's brother, Jake, were Paul McCartney (who arrived late after tucking in daughter Beatrice) and his grown children Stella, Mary and James; Billy Joel (who caught up with ex-wife Christie Brinkley); Dina Merrill (who caught up with ex-husband Cliff Robertson); David Geffen and Sandy Gallin (who came with some handsome young men); Ed Burns and Christy Turlington; Donna Karan; Kyle MacLachlan; Kate Capshaw and Blythe Danner. After the Cinema Society-Wall Street Journal screening, most of them headed over to Ronald Perelman 's estate for dinner.

While other A-listers party in the Hamptons this August, legendary Beatle balladeer Paul McCartney spends most of his afternoons floating alone in a little sailboat boat that he christened Linda, which is named for his late first wife.

With a forlorn look, the aging singer pilots the modest craft in the Atlantic Ocean for hours, sometimes stopping to let the craft float while he sits back and reads.

When the self-proclaimed "sailing fanatic" is on dry land, he spends time locked away in his small waterside home, painting oil pictures, his other passion.

McCartney is now divorcing his wife, Heather Mills McCartney, but his mind still goes back to Linda, who died of breast cancer in 1998.

Her name is etched on the side of his little Sunfish dinghy.

Also, the $2 billion bachelor still can't part with the modest beach house he bought with Linda over 20 years ago in the working-class neighborhood of Amagansatt called the Springs.

For two weeks, McCartney, 65, has puttered alone in his understated Hamptons hideaway, occasionally lunching at the Maidstone club.

On Wednesday, he got some company, meeting Mills in an empty train-station parking lot in East Hampton to pick up the only other lady in his life, their 4-year-old (3-year-old) daughter Beatrice, nicknamed Bea.

The pigtailed tyke, dressed in a white sun dress, excitedly yelled "Daddy, Daddy, Daddy!" from the backseat of Mills' white sports car when she saw McCartney waiting for her, dressed in a T-shirt and surf shorts.

A pastel-clad Mills - who spent the morning getting her hair and nails done at a salon - had a civil, two-minute reunion with McCartney before speeding off.

McCartney took his daughter out to lunch, and was spotted sailing with her on Linda, Friday afternoon.

Meanwhile, Mills is putting her $165 million divorce settlement to use by renting a lavish mansion in East Hampton, where she hosts parties when she's not out at dive bars playing pool with local men, leaving Bea in the care of a nanny.

One night last week, she didn't come home until 3 a.m. During the day, Mills has been seen dragging her daughter into boutique shops on Main Street and Newtown Lane. Bea has also been seen frolicking with her nanny on the beach.

Bea brings Sir Paul and Heather together in an embrace

At least they were talking civilly. And without their teams of lawyers present.

But the body language of both Paul McCartney and Heather Mills still showed a fair amount of awkwardness, hardly surprising after 18 months of bitter divorce wrangling.

Working relationship: Heather's body language, says an expert, shows a softening of her attitude to Sir Paul

The highly-estranged couple were meeting purely so that Heather could hand over their three-year-old daughter Beatrice to her father as part of their shared custody agreement.

While the adults kept a reserved distance from each other - in a meeting that lasted less than 90 seconds - the little girl had no inhibitions about showing her emotions.

As Bea spotted her father she squealed with delight: "Daddy, Daddy, Daddy."

Give us a hug: Sir Paul reaches out to his daughter

Smiling Sir Paul, 64, picked up his daughter and gave her a loving cuddle.

But he tensed as she reached out to put an arm around her mother's neck, almost as if she was trying to pull her parents together again.

The exchange happened in the fashionable Hamptons enclave in New York, where Sir Paul has a £10million ($20 millon) waterside estate.

Heather, determined to look her best, had earlier taken Beatrice for some mother-daughter pampering at an upmarket beauty salon.

That's my girl: Beatrice gets a lift into Daddy's arms

The 39-year-old chose to wear a brightly-coloured summer dress for the meeting with Sir Paul on the neutral territory of a railway station car park.

Former Oxford don Peter Collett, widely regarded as the UK's top body language expert, said: "What is most interesting is Heather's floppy hand gesture, a beautiful example of displaying submissiveness. She's showing him she has no ill intentions.

"She is clearly thinking the best way to handle him is to not be aggressive."

He also pointed out that there was virtually no eye contact between the couple, explaining: "It's a classic example of gaze avoidance which I suspect has something to do with an underlying feeling of embarrassment.

Mummy too: Beatrice stretches an arm out to Heather

"A lot of water has flowed under the bridge - recriminations, accusations, bad tempers. There is a sense of shame here."

Dr Collett concluded: "This is a working relationship and has - I would say - been brought about by her softening of her relationship towards him."

The couple have thrashed out a divorce deal which will see Sir Paul pay Heather £70 million ($140 million) over the years until Beatrice turns 18.

Macca and Mucca come together without fighting

These sensational exclusive pictures show Macca and Mucca CLOSER than they've ever been since their bitter split.

SEE IMAGES OF TRUCE

They met in New York for a handover of the daughter whose love is slowly melting the wall of ice between them in their multi-million-pound divorce war.

At one point three-year-old Beatrice had her arms round the necks of both mummy and daddy-as if willing them back together in a family hug.

And, for the bewildered little girl in pigtails clutching her dolly, there is hope that their fighting might be over and even some affection rekindled between the two, we can reveal.

For this rendezvous-as Paul picked Bea up from model wife Heather close to his Long Island home-was the SECOND TIME in a WEEK that the pair have met.

Aides say they secretly got together at the ex-Beatle's £10 million ($20 million) beachside home for a two-hour family lunch earlier this week.

One told us: "Paul and Heather did it for Beatrice. They both decided on longer holidays of two weeks each with their daughter and agreed at the meeting to stop talking about the divorce in front of her.

"Paul is worried it's the lawyers causing most of the ill feeling. He's asked Heather to ignore these battles when they meet.

"In recent weeks he's been more accommodating to Heather. The tensions and stress of a year ago have eased off and they spend time face to face."

Kiss

For their latest meeting on Thursday both drove separately to a railway station car park.

Beforehand tanned Heather, 39, spent nearly two hours at a beauty salon with Beatrice and arrived in a low-cut, revealing dress.

As the tot, clutching a toy Garfield, spotted her music legend father she squealed with delight: "Daddy, Daddy, Daddy."

Smiling Paul picked up his daughter and gave her a cuddle. He looked tense as Beatrice, reached out for Heather to pull her close for a kiss.

But the frostiness of previous handover meetings between 64-year-old Macca and Mucca had clearly thawed. At times they looked into each other's eyes as they chatted, with Heather fidgeting her hands around.

They said their goodbyes then Macca put Beatrice in his car.

Clinical psychologist Dr Kristina Downing-Orr-a top body language expert -believes the couple have made great strides since their acid meeting at Bea's third birthday last October where Heather was pictured scowling at Macca from a play park bridge.

And she sees clues that their relationship could be warming up again after closely studying our set of pictures. "Considering what's happened between them in the last year, their behaviour at this meeting is incredible," she said.

"They're both nervous but that's over-ridden by their love for Beatrice. And Paul looks very guarded, but I think that's because he still loves her and is trying to stop her seeing that."

Dr Downing-Orr said Macca was going "all-out" not to show any feelings. "Heather is nervous, but she is really placating her husband. She wants to be friendlier with him, which he's wary about," she said.

"If they didn't want to be there, they could have just done a quick 'here's the child, thank-you and goodbye' in just 10 seconds. They are talking, there is eye contact and they leave on a positive note. This a building block to a good future.

"I'm sure these pictures show they could still get back together."

Macca's daughter, fashion designer Stella, has flown to join her father as he looks after his daughter. They went out partying last weekend and attended a James Taylor concert. Paul chatted to Billy Joel's ex-wife Christie Brinkley.

Meanwhile Heather was seen playing pool in a New York bar with a male friend after spending the previous two weeks with Beatrice, taking her to Las Vegas.

In June we revealed how the warring couple were secretly planning to meet at Macca's US home after calling a truce in their divorce war in May when Paul agreed to support Heather and settle the divorce by early 2008.

Talk around town

I think it's a real scream that last week party planners were desperately trying to get one famous couple in the same place while another group was trying to put miles between another tabloid headlining duo.

Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills on the East End at the same time. Spotted at different gyms a town apart, the battling pair was given a wide berth. Having them both on Long Island is proving a nightmare for hosts who couldn't possibly have them at the same event. The word in the special events circle in that Heather would be axed in a heartbeat for Sir Paul.

Paul McCartney on Elvis

"When we were kids growing up in Liverpool, all we ever wanted to be was Elvis Presley."

Paul's new video teaser

There's a short clip of the new "Nod Your Head" video on www.meyesight.com that features a cameo from Ringo and Barbara Bach shot at the Amoeba Secret Gig show in LA. Paul also nods his head and is kissed by a few models...

All my troubles seem so far away: Sir Paul enjoys a peaceful afternoon on a lake in the Hamptons

Linda being the name of his dinghy, after his beloved first wife who died in 1998.

The 65-year-old former Beatle cycled to the lake from his holiday home in the Hamptons, the fashionable U.S. East Coast enclave where affluent New Yorkers spend their summer.

He and his soon-to-be-ex-wife Heather met up there last week when she handed over their three-year-old daughter Beatrice, whose time is divided between her parents.

Heather grew to love the Hamptons while spending time there with McCartney, and is renting a house a few miles from his. She was seen in a local bar playing pool with a "hunky male" and enjoying the company late into the evening.

Sir Paul's divorce from Heather is expected to cost him £70 million ($140 million). And if he needs any advice about breaking up, who better to provide it than his old friend Christie Brinkley, the 53-year-old former model who has been married four times?

He was introduced to Miss Brinkley some years ago by her second husband, Billy Joel, who wrote his hit song Uptown Girl about her.

And they met again the other night at a concert in a Hamptons club by James Taylor.

Members of the crowd said Miss Brinkley, in a widebrimmed floppy hat, danced close to Sir Paul as the band played How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You.

During the song - which has the lyrics "I needed the shelter of someone's arms" - Christie sidled up to Sir Paul, and whispered in his ear, having to take the hat off to get in closer to him, then leant her head on his shoulder.

They had spent much of the earlier evening laughing and joking together.

And at the end of the gig, before the couple left separately, McCartney was described as "beaming" and "really buoyed up" as he did a little dance on his own in front of daughter Stella and her husband Alasdhair Willis.

Miss Brinkley recently split from her fourth husband, architect Peter Cook, after he confessed to an affair.

Veteran singer/songwriter Billy Joel has poured doubt on his former wife Christine Brinkley's rumoured relationship with Sir Paul McCartney, insisting they're all "old friends".

Former supermodel Brinkley and McCartney were spotted socialising at the Hamptons in New York state over the weekend (August 11/12 -07), leading to speculation the single stars are dating. But Joel believes it's more likely the pair were just hanging out as friends. He says, "I know Paul from a long time ago... many, many years ago. We knew Linda and Paul and their kids. So, he's actually an old friend.

"I think she (Christie) knows him from the same way I know him. They're just old friends."

The Starbucks/Gibson national sweepstakes invites you to win a one-of-a-kind, hand-painted Limited Edition Paul McCartney Epiphone 1964 Texan, a replica of the famous guitar that McCartney used to record "Yesterday" and that he performed with on The Ed Sullivan Show.

McCartney has worked with Epiphone to ensure that every detail of his original '64 Texan-which he still owns and uses today-is historically accurate. Contestants may also enter to win one of three autographed Epiphone Texans from Paul McCartney.

This national promotion will be featured online at HearMusic.com and at 6,800 Starbucks locations nationwide. To enter the sweepstakes, sign up online at www.hearmusic.com. The promotion will last through August 27.

Enter to win at www.hearmusic.com.

Grand Prize:
An Epiphone Paul McCartney Texan model guitar hand-painted by Paul McCartney

First Prizes (3):
An Epiphone Texan model guitar autographed by Paul McCartney

Second Prize (25):
$25 gift cards for Starbucks

Winners will be notified by USPS Priority mail with delivery confirmation on or about September 17th.

Sir Paul McCartney wants the London Eye to be renamed after him.

The former Beatle is pushing to have the name of one of London's biggest tourist attractions changed to the McCartney Eye to promote the release of DVD 'The McCartney Years' in November (Webmasters Note: A 3-DVD set of videos and music spanning McCartney's career).

A source told Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: "The whole idea came together after a series of meetings. The artwork for the DVD cover is a close-up of Sir Paul's eye - and that got everyone thinking.

"We realised one of the other most famous eyes in the world was the London Eye and they immediately tried to work together."

As well as renaming the London Eye for a short period, it is also thought there are plans to beam the DVD artwork onto the 443 foot tall big wheel.

The source adds: "It's ambitious but his people are determined to make it happen and Sir Paul may even perform a one-off show in one of the pods to make it even more special.

"Paul loves London and to be the face and name of the London Eye - albeit just for a short time - would be a massive honour that he would cherish."

August 14, 2007 -- New York Daily News

...Also catching the Taylor show was Paul McCartney, who arrived with designing daughter Stella and her husband Alasdhair Willis. The melodic genius kept a low profile until he started hanging out with Chrisite Brinkley, whom he met ages ago through her ex, and his close pal, Billy Joel.

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August 14, 2007 -- Boston Globe

McCartney and Brinkley get friendly at Taylor gig

Did James Taylor spark a romance between Christie Brinkley and Paul McCartney? The pair, both recovering from very public marital meltdowns, were enjoying each other's company at Sweet Baby James's concert in the Hamptons over the weekend. And the chummy interaction immediately ignited rumors. "I definitely did see them talking. Can I say it was romantic? I have no idea," one partygoer told Newsday. "I know at the end of the night, she didn't leave with him."

The ex-supermodel has been married four times, most famously to piano man Billy Joel. McCartney is still in the process of splitting with "Dancing With the Stars" contestant Heather Mills.

1. Coming Up 3:45

2. Only Mama Knows 3:49

3. That Was Me 2:59

4. Jet 4:22

5. Nod Your Head 2:40

6. House of Wax 5:17

Total running time 22:58

All tracks performed by Paul McCartney, Brian Ray, Abe Laboriel Jr., Rusty Anderson, Paul "Wix" Wickens
Mixed by: David Kahne
Mastered by: Bob Ludwig

Both Paul and The Beatles both appear on a new 3CD set called "The Cavern: The Most Famous Club In The World."

Celebrating 50 years of the club's rock n' roll history you can find a live version of 'All Shook Up' from Paul and 'Please Please Me' by the Beatles. The album hits the stores on Monday, August 20th.

Disc 1
Please Please Me - The Beatles
No Particular Place To Go - Chuck Berry
Apache - The Shadows
Keep On Running - The Spencer Davis Group
Shakin' All Over - Johnny Kidd & The Pirates
Anyone Who Had A Heart (2003 Digital Remaster) - Cilla Black
I'm Alive (2003 Digital Remaster) - The Hollies
Be-Bop-A-Lula - Gene Vincent And His Blue Caps
The Cumberland Gap - Lonnie Donegan
Hello Little Girl - The Fourmost
Sweets For My Sweet - The Searchers
Do Wah Diddy Diddy (2007 Digital Remaster) - Manfred Mann
Out Of Time - Chris FarloweIn
The Midnight Hour (1965 Digital Remaster) - Wilson Pickett
Stand By Me - Ben E King
I Was Made To Love Her - Stevie Wonder

Disc 2
Killer Queen - Queen
All Shook Up (Live) - Paul McCartney
You Really Got Me - The Kinks
Some Other Guy - The Big Three
The House Of The Rising Sun (2002 Digital Remaster) - The AnimalsI
'm Into Something Good (2002 Digital Remaster) - Herman's Hermits
Go Now - The Moody Blues
Ferry Cross The Mersey - Gerry & The Pacemakers
She's Not There - The Zombies
The Hippy Hippy Shake - The Swinging Blue Jeans
The Locomotion (2004 Digital Remaster) - Little Eva
Got To Get You Into My Life - Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers
Little Children - Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas
I Think Of You - The Merseybeats
Let's Go To San Francisco - The Flowerpot Men
Border Song - Elton John

Disc 3
It's All Over Now - The Rolling Stones
My Generation - The Who
Part Of The Queue - Oasis
For Your Love - The Yardbirds
Sunshine Superman (2005 Digital Remaster) (Stereo) - Donovan
Blowin' Free - Wishbone Ash
Yeh Yeh - Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames
Bo Diddley - Bo Diddley
Down Down - Status Quo
2-4-6-8 Motorway - The Tom Robinson Band
War - Edwin Starr
Whiskey In The Jar - Thin Lizzy
Handbags and Gladrags - Rod Stewart
All You Good Good People - Embrace
Black Horse And The Cherry Tree (Radio Version) - KT Tunstall
Why Does It Always Rain On Me? - Travis
In The Morning - The Coral
View From The Afternoon (Live) - Arctic Monkeys
Pretty Girls Rule The World (hidden track) - 10 Reasons To Live

August 11, 2007 -- Yahoo.com

McCartney and Mills endure 'family bonding'

Warring exes Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills are reportedly having a "family bonding" holiday for the sake of their daughter.

Fans were stunned to see both Sir Paul and Heather in the Hamptons - the New York millionaires seaside resort - at the same time.

And now insiders insist the couple are there on a covert "family bonding" mission for the sake of their daughter, Beatrice, who is almost 4.

Despite having one of the most bitter divorce battles in recent showbiz history, Sir Paul and Heather insist they want to be amicable enough to work together for the best interests of Beatrice.

The Hamptons is ideal because it offers maximum privacy as it is populated by celebrities and millionaires who as a point of pride would leave the McCartneys well alone.

McCartney has had houses there for years, building an estate with maximum privacy.

And it was at the Hamptons where they met again last summer, although for less than an hour, in a bid to smooth relations.

But having them both there at the same time is proving a nightmare for hosts who cannot have them at the same event.

One promoter of an A-list venue said: "We were expecting Paul last weekend, although he didn't show.

"But we were specifically keeping Heather off the guest list in case he came. There is no way those two can be in the same place in public."

Paul McCartney stopping by Chuckies on Madison Avenue for directions to Alice's Tea Cup while a mystery woman waited for him outside.

Warring exes Paul McCartney and Heather Mills are both in the Hamptons. But while they had the bitterest celebrity divorce proceedings in recent memory, some say they are on a covert "family bonding" mission for the sake of their daughter, Beatrice, who is almost 4.

Gatecrasher spies spotted Mills working out at an East Hampton gym Tuesday, and McCartney was seen at a gym in neighboring Amagansett on Monday. It is believed they arrived last week.

"It won't be a conventional family holiday - there's still tension," a source told a British newspaper when rumors of a reunion circulated last month.

The former couple are also believed to have met at Sir Paul's Hamptons home last summer, although for less than an hour, in a bid to smooth relations.

And having them both on Long Island is proving a nightmare for hosts who cannot have them at the same event.

One promoter of an A-list venue told me: "We were expecting Paul last weekend, although he didn't show. But we were specifically keeping Heather off the guest list in case he came. There is no way those two can be in the same place in public."

Paul McCartney spotted at Park Ave and 74th walking alone with a newspaper in his hand looking very happy.

MAC 250 Entours for Sir Paul at Electric Ballroom

Sir Paul McCartney is renowned for many things, and along with his musical genius, he also tours with one of the most spectacular and theatrical shows on the planet. Packed stadiums around the world are treated to musical and visual feasts that are as dynamic as they are huge.

So when he performed a small, secret show in London to launch his new album- Memory Almost Full - he wanted a show with an intimate feel, but not lacking the dramatic lighting his fans were accustomed to. He turned to Paul Normandale for the lighting design, who put together a show that was both visually engaging for the lucky fans gathered at the Electric Ballroom in London, while also camera friendly - as the show was broadcast to various American TV channels that night.

Paul Normandale said: "We had very limited stage space and power, so I had to come up with a practical plot to give the audience a feeling of just turning up to a small pub or club show. This was of course then filmed for American TV links which were mixed, edited and despatched overnight. In this capacity the lights had to be simple and easy to use, but with more than enough output for the trim we were playing within."

A 20 foot rear pipe bore six MAC 250 Entours and seven static tungsten spots, while six floor cans provided further colour wash. "Since we had no access to the fixtures once the backline had been assembled, it was important that everything held up, and that's just what they did."

Paul Normandale is no stranger to the feature rich MAC 250s, and their performance helped make a memorable show for all. For the rest of us who were not able to squeeze into that fantastic night, you can check out some exclusive clips on the Memory almost full web site: http://www.memoryalmostfull.com/

by Timothy Tilghman

Legendary musician Denny Laine appeared at Jammin' Java in Vienna, Virginia, on Sunday, July 29, 2007. The Cryers, a quartet from New Jersey, joined Laine on stage as his backing band. It's rare to catch Denny Laine in an intimate setting, and his performance was not to be missed.

Casually walking out on stage after his introduction, Laine stated confidently, "We're gonna do some of my Wings songs", to a round of enthusiastic applause. His set began with the strong rocker, "Time To Hide", embellished by harmonica solos from Laine.

Laine prefaced the material, chatting about the origin of each song. His insights into a stellar musical past, earthy humor and engaging quips kept the audience in laughter. "No Words", Laine's first co-authored composition with Paul McCartney, showcased the dual guitars of Laine and Brown. Orlando sang the bridge vocal at which Denny said, "Thank you Paul".

"Deliver Your Children", one of five McCartney-Laine tunes recorded for London Town in 1978, highlighted Brown on acoustic guitar. Laine went on to share a tale of being in Las Vegas meeting Tom Jones. His moral was, "Don't take drugs, just drink yourself to bleeding death". He added it was something he learned during his tenure in Wings.

Turning back time, Laine sang a moving version of "Go Now", lifted by Liao's keyboards. This signature song from his days with the Moody Blues received immediate approval from the crowd. Laine scored a smash hit, singing lead on the single with the Moody Blues in 1965, before forming Wings with Paul and Linda McCartney in 1971.

Laine mentioned getting stuck in the mud while wearing wellies (rain boots) for a Back To The Egg video shoot before launching into his final Wings recording "Again And Again And Again". Laine, Brown and Orlando harmonized together on this, which really rocked the Vienna club.

Laine spoke of collaborating with Paul on the lyrics for "Mull Of Kintyre" and that Scottish comedian Billy Connelly voiced his dissatisfaction to him. Reaching a major moment in concert, The Cryers rose to the occasion supporting Laine on this 1977 masterpiece as he encouraged the audience to sing along during the chorus.

The Cryers arrangement of "Live And Let Die" worked exceedingly well live sans all of the pyrotechnic tricks that Macca employs on stage to perform this song. Although more rock than reggae, their bridge segue was brief before the band spiked the volume once again. The dramatic power bursts were cool, which preceded the extended climactic jam.

Reminiscing about recording in Nigeria during 1973, Laine remarked he was proud of the Band On The Run album. He sang the title song in another impressive arrangement from The Cryers. Liao's synth playing, Brown's bottle neck leads and Payne's drum solo had the fans animated in the audience. The ensuing crescendo jam left everybody clamoring for more.

Laine commented, "Thank you, see you later", as he exited the stage without returning for an encore. He was eager to greet all of the fans that remained after the performance to shake his hand and offer praise on the concert. Laine signed all of the musical memorabilia presented before him, with several fans hopping back in line for multiple autographs.

The Cryers opened for Laine, mixing original songs with a collection of golden oldies. Bassist Joe Orlando and guitarist Jeff Brown handle lead vocals. Keyboardist Belle Liao and drummer Bob Payne are essential members, fueling the sound of the group. The Cryers announced the release of their new self-titled CD, featuring six original compositions.

Vienna setlist: Time To Hide * No Words * Deliver Your Children * Go Now * Again And Again And Again * Mull Of Kintyre * Live And Let Die * Band On The Run

MACCA TO SING WITH BEACH BOY'S BRIAN

They were famously locked in a massive musical rivalry 40 years ago but insiders say rock legends Brian Wilson and Sir Paul McCartney are set to join forces for a surprise performance during the Beach Boys star's forthcoming London gig.

Wilson, 65, whose group regularly battled The Beatles in the charts during the mid-Sixties, is planning to mark the 40th anniversary of the Fab Four's "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" by performing material from the historic album next month.

Concert insiders say Sir Paul is tipped to make the appearance at one of Wilson's six shows next month at the Royal Festival Hall.

"Paul and Brian are good mates and as Brian is going to be performing from Pepper, the word is Paul will join him on stage one night for a couple of songs," says a concert source.

"Paul has long been supportive and loyal towards Brian and it'll obviously be fantastic for fans to see them singing together."

Sir Paul has recently performed a couple of low-key gigs in London and New York. He is not expected to go on a full-blown world tour until his divorce from Heather Mills is resolved.

Our industry insider adds: "Brian has long taken great pride that Paul has described the Beach Boys' track "God Only Knows" as his favourite song."

September 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16
Royal Festival Hall
London, England
Purchase tickets online

WEBMASTER'S NOTE: According to sources close to Brian Wilson, Paul will 'not' be appearing onstage with him at the Royal Festival Hall.

He's meant to be going through a bitter divorce yet he couldn't look happier.

Sir Paul McCartney, 65, flashed a broad grin near his North-West London home yesterday - a far cry from last year's careworn look.

Pals point to his better relationship with ex Heather Mills, 39, since an interim cash deal.

One said: "He was low but that depression has lifted." They will share custody of daughter Bea, three, during separate US holidays this month. As the song says, they can work it out...

Paul McCartney says the main reason for bands reuniting is money. McCartney spoke to Britain's The Word magazine, and when asked why he thinks older bands such as the Zombies have hit the road again, McCartney replied, "They've run out of money. Very simple... Nothing cosmic about that, love!"

He went on to explain that, "Crowded House... the Police. I think what's going on in truth is that if you can still stand each other then you have a chemistry as a band, which is actually a very precious thing... But why not reform? Y'know? Particularly if you like the thing that you're doing."

McCartney's latest album Memory Almost Full peaked on the charts last month at Number Three. Although he's performed four low-key concerts in the past month, he won't be hitting the road in support of the new album until after the new year.

Mobile music just got a lot more indie.

Wireless giant AT&T has inked a deal with digital download service eMusic, which sells music in MP3 format and sells music only from independent labels, to sell downloads over the air to cell phones. The deal allows most AT&T customers, except for those who use the Apple iPhone, to buy music straight from eMusic without connecting to a computer first.

The deal could be a boon for both parties, as AT&T customers will now have access to a vast catalog of music not typically included in other mobile music stores, like those from Verizon and Sprint. Nearly all of the 2.7 million tracks eMusic has the rights to sell, including the recently added "Memory Almost Full" from Paul McCartney, will be available through the service.

EMusic, the second-largest online music seller but a distant second to Apple's iTunes, will reach a much larger audience.

But the service's cost could be a hurdle. Tracks will cost more than they do on eMusic's site--$7.49 for five songs, as opposed to $9.99 for 30 at the online site, the companies said. Users will get a second copy of the song to download to a computer as part of the price.

If a subscriber wants to download more than five songs in any given month, additional booster packs of five songs are available for $7.49 each. But AT&T customers will have to subscribe to the service in order to buy a booster pack.

Stella McCartney is teaming up with iconic New Zealand lingerie company Bendon to create a designer range of underwear.

The deal, announced this morning, marks the beginning of a "long-term partnership" which will see the first collection of Stella McCartney lingerie released early next year.

In a statement released today, McCartney said she had always wanted to design knickers.

"This is a natural progression for me. Lingerie is an obsession of mine, I have been inspired by it for many, many years and ever since my degree collection at St Martins, I have always used it in my work."

The collection promises to be sexy and confident with an emphasis on modern designs.

The luxury range will be made from silk, organic cotton and georgette silk chiffon in the signature Stella McCartney palette of antique pink, cream, blue and pearl grey.

McCartney, daughter of former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, was once the chief designer for Parisian fashion house Chloe and has collaborated with Gucci, Adidas, H&M and Target.

In 2003, the designer launched her own perfume and earlier this year she released the organic skincare range CARE.

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