
- An animated short based around the audio from a 14-year-old’s 1969 interview with John Lennon snagged an Emmy at the 36th annual Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremony on Saturday (August 29th) in L.A. Examiner.com reported that I Met The Walrus — “(a) five-minute, 10-second film, won in the category ‘New Approaches — Daytime Entertainment,’ which honors films from the Internet and otherwise outside the sphere of television.” I Met The Walrus was nominated from You Tube and beat out ABC’s All My Children video podcast, among other entires.
- Check out I Met The Walrus: http://tinyurl.com/5g5btw
- Paul McCartney was spotted at New York’s Yankee Stadium on Wednesday night (August 26th). McCartney, who’s been attending Yankees games since 2001, was frequently spotted sitting behind home plate with girlfriend Nancy Shevell, Lorne Michaels, and Jack Nicholson.
- The Beatles will be going an alternate route in publicizing the September 9th release of their Beatles: Rock Band game and the CD reissues of their catalogue. According to brandweek.com, the band’s products will be sold at Restoration Hardware, Starbucks, Whole Foods, Ralph’s, Pathmark, 7-Eleven, and Blockbuster.
- Bill Gagnon, the senior vice president of catalogue marketing for EMI Music North America — the Beatles’ record label, explained the need to seek out the widest possible audience: “It will allow us to reach the everyday places people shop. We’re bringing the music to where they are.’
- Restoration Hardware will be selling all of the band’s remastered CD’s along with the limited edition deluxe Box Of Vision tabletop CD display unit and book, The Beatles: Rock Band game, the new “Fab Four”-themed Trivial Pursuit game, among other Beatles merchandising.
- In an unprecedented move, Starbucks will only sell four CD’s in its chains throughout September, offering coffee drinkers the chance to buy the remastered versions of Help!, Rubber Soul, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Abbey Road.
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