Here, There & Everywhere: Macca Ties the Knot Again

Cheers to Sir Paul McCartney and his new bride Nancy Shevell, who exchanged vows in London yesterday. This is their official wedding portrait, a very cheeky, slightly twee snapshot taken by Paul's daughter Mary.

The former Ms. Shevell is intelligent, well liked by Paul's children, business-savvy (she runs her family's trucking company and is on the board of New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority) and independently wealthy. And these are just a few of the ways she has a leg up on Heather Mills, Paul's gold digging, double-crossing second wife, who is quite possibly the most despised woman in England.

Interestingly, the two made it legal at Marylebone Register Office, the same place where Paul wed Linda Eastman on March 12, 1969. The first marriage of the Cute Beatle set off riots in front of the courthouse. Here's some footage from the era, set to a couple of Paul's early solo career odes to Linda, "Maybe I'm Amazed" and "Lovely Linda."



After yesterday's wedding, Paul, Nancy and a legion of fabulous guests (including Ringo and Ronnie Wood) allegedly had a raucous party at Macca's digs in St. John's Wood, a stone's throw from Abbey Road studios. (Rock Turtleneck's Evite apparently got snagged in our spam folder. Bugger that.) Supposedly the cops were called to the house due to noise complaints from neighbors. Really, who calls the pigs on Paul McCartney on his wedding day — Yoko?

Anyway, let's go out with Paul's 1991 Unplugged performance of "Here, There and Everywhere" from Revolver, which he has said may his favorite song he's ever written. And he's written some good ones.



Like yours truly, Macca has married himself a Jersey girl. Well done, old man! Hope the third time's the charm.

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