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| Educator calls for flexibility in schooling BurlingtonFreePress.com When Sir Ken Robinson was a lad growing up in Liverpool, he had five American pen pals, all girls, and all under the (false) impression that he was at school with the Beatles. The author and education reformer was able to get away with this fiction ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Laughter at funeral of driveway boy The Press Association More than 150 mourners followed his small white coffin into St John's Church in Alltwen to the sound of Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles. Another 250 mourners from across the community listened in the street as the service was relayed outside on loud ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| • B Movie Celebration showcases genre's storytelling Reporter-Times He also was the DVD producer of "The Beatles: The First US Visit." B movies offer a special opportunity for Midwest filmmakers, Dever says. "The one thing I look for is, how do you create an economic incubator for Midwestern films," Dever said. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Alnwick Playhouse â€" to Thursday, September 29 Northumberland Gazette Pluck is a group of three hilarious musicians who compete, ridicule, argue and seduce their way through Bach to The Beatles. 7.30pm. Tickets £14, £13 conc. Tomorrow: Othello – Nuffield Theatre Company presents a radical and feisty reworking of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Interview: Faye Tozer of Steps and musical Rhinestone Mondays ChronicleLive by Gary Beckwith, Evening Chronicle With 13 consecutive top 5 hits – at the time more than any other British group since the Beatles – multi-platinum albums, record-breaking arena tours and a Brit Award to their poptastic name, few could touch them in ... See all stories on this topic » |
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