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Phil Collins appeared on Piers Morgan Uncensored on October 2, 2026, to discuss seven major topics, including recent health struggles, a reconciliation with Paul McCartney, and his views on Donald Trump. The interview, reported by Consequence, highlights Collins' candid approach to personal and political issues, marking a significant public reappearance for the Genesis frontman.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman described the situation as 'surreal' after his ex-wife, Nancy Shevell, married Paul McCartney. Despite their opposing political views, Blakeman says they do not discuss politics and maintain a cordial relationship regarding their son. He is currently trailing incumbent Kathy Hochul in polls but remains a key figure in the 2026 New York race.
Phil Collins has disclosed in a Sunday Times interview that a late-2023 health crisis linked to alcohol abuse left him on life support as his kidneys and other organs began failing, a scare he says nearly killed him in 2024. He had previously stopped drinking after a 2012 pancreatitis episode but relapsed by 2023 and has since abstained again; he continues to cope with nerve damage, Type 2 diabetes and kidney issues, and he also discusses reconciling with Paul McCartney and his upcoming 2026 Rock Hall induction.
Sir Paul McCartney made an unannounced appearance on Liverpool's Magical Mystery Tour, waving to passengers at Hope Street traffic lights and later showing a FaceTime call with Ringo Starr, delighting fans and adding a high-profile moment to the tour.
During a July 20, 2026 Beatles sightseeing run in Liverpool, fans on the Magical Mystery Tour bus witnessed Paul McCartney wave at them and hold up his phone for a FaceTime call with Ringo Starr, a surreal encounter captured by the driver and amplified online; both Beatles released new material in 2026 and may tour, underscoring the ongoing appeal of Beatle tourism in Liverpool.
Paul McCartney performed the Beatles’ iconic “I Want to Hold Your Hand” at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden, marking the first live revival of the song since 1964 and tying together Swift’s romance narrative with McCartney’s legendary era—a moment that highlighted their shared love of romance and MSG nostalgia.
Paul McCartney performed the Beatles hit 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding, marking the first time he’s played the song since 1964 and igniting enthusiastic social-media buzz from fans who called it a generational flex and a heartfelt nod from a longtime friend.
Paul McCartney performed "I Want To Hold Your Hand" at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden—the first live performance of the song since 1964. Stevie Nicks sang at the reception, Adam Sandler officiated and later delivered an original song about the couple, and guests reportedly included Andy Reid and The Chainsmokers.
Paul McCartney surprised guests at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s July 3, 2026 wedding at Madison Square Garden by performing the Beatles classic I Want to Hold Your Hand live for the first time in over six decades, with Stevie Nicks also taking the stage as a guest-filled, star-studded ceremony unfolded.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding reception featured a rare performance by Paul McCartney, who sang the Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” a track he hadn’t performed for decades with an audience; Fleetwood Mac icon Stevie Nicks also performed, underscoring Swift’s close connections to both McCartney and Nicks, making the moment one of the event’s standout musical highlights.
At Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding, Paul McCartney surprised guests by performing The Beatles’ I Want to Hold Your Hand—a song he hadn’t touched in decades—joined by Stevie Nicks, marking a rare live moment at the star-studded celebration.
Paul McCartney performed the Beatles’ ‘I Want To Hold Your Hand’ at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding—first time he’s sung the song in 62 years—joined by Stevie Nicks; Adam Sandler officiated the ceremony at Madison Square Garden, with a star-studded reception.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce sealed their romance with a high-profile wedding at Madison Square Garden, with Swift in a Dior Haute Couture gown created in collaboration with Dior’s Jonathan Anderson and Adam Sandler officiating; Paul McCartney serenaded guests at the reception, and a guest list including Hugh Grant, Dakota Johnson, Tom Hanks, Emma Stone and Selena Gomez helped crown the ceremony as one of the decade's biggest pop culture events.
Paul McCartney closed Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding with a rendition of I Want to Hold Your Hand—the Beatles’ first US No. 1 hit and the song he hadn’t performed publicly in 60 years. The reception also featured Stevie Nicks, and the event underscored the longstanding mutual admiration between Swift and McCartney, who have crossed paths at recent shows and media appearances.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce confirmed their marriage with a star-studded Madison Square Garden ceremony on July 3, officiated by Adam Sandler and lacking a traditional wedding party (Austin Swift as Man of Honor, Jason Kelce as Best Man). Guests moved through a photo tunnel into a “Secret Garden” setting as the couple wore Dior Haute Couture and exchanged personal vows (with Swift singing a bit). The reception featured Paul McCartney and Stevie Nicks, Swift performed at the rehearsal dinner, and NYC restaurant favorites fed the couple’s guests. A raffle offered prizes including designer bags and a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle; attendees like Tom Hanks and Jennifer Lopez shared fashion moments and other glimpses from the night.