Music
Brit Award organisers were "stunned" after Paul McCartney refused an outstanding contribution gong.
64-year-old Sir Paul apparently insisted that he is still at his creative best, and does not want to appear past it.
"We were absolutely stunned," a Brits spokesman said. "Sir Paul felt that if he accepted the gong, people would assume it was the end of his career when he is feeling more creative than ever."
64-year-old Sir Paul apparently insisted that he is still at his creative best, and does not want to appear past it.
"We were absolutely stunned," a Brits spokesman said. "Sir Paul felt that if he accepted the gong, people would assume it was the end of his career when he is feeling more creative than ever."
More: Music
Singles Reviews
Darren Hayes: 'Bloodstained Heart' review Hayes continues his pursuit for old-fashioned romanticism.
The Sound
Ones To Watch: Niki & The DoveWe get to know the Swedish duo ahead of the debut album.
Music Interviews
Adam Lambert eyes Jessie J collaborationDigital Spy talks to the singer about his new album 'Trespassing'.
Album Reviews
Speech Debelle: 'Freedom of Speech'Speech Debelle storms back with her second album Freedom of Speech.
