Showbiz glitterati were out in force last night for a preview theatrical screening of the newly restored Beatles documentary Let It be. Available for the first time in 50 years, the film is now available to stream on Disney+.
Following the presentation at the Curzon Mayfair, Edith Bowman hosted an on stage in-conversation with Jonathan Clyde, Apple Corps producer of Peter Jackson’s documentary series The Beatles: Get Back and journalist and author John Harris.
Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s film about The Beatles, first released in May 1970 amidst the drama of The Beatles’ breakup, can now be seen in a fresh light…
Sanjeev Bhaskar attends the UK Special Screening of Disney+’s ‘Let It Be’ at Curzon Mayfair (Photo by StillMoving.Net for Disney)
Music stars in attendance included Oasis guitarist and singer Gem Archer, singer and songwriter James Bay and English songwriter and musician Gary Kemp.
Other celebrities treading the red carpet were John Simm, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Dean Kelly, Anoushka Shankar, Anna Lapwood, and Suzy Izzard.
Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s film about The Beatles, first released in May 1970 just weeks after The Beatles’ breakup, can now be seen in a fresh light, both through its meticulous restoration, and in the context with Peter Jackson’s Emmy Award-winning docuseries, The Beatles: Get Back (also available on Disney+).
Let It Be contains footage not featured in the Get Back docuseries, and brings viewers into the studio as The Beatles, joined by Billy Preston, write, and record what was to become the legendary Let It Be album.
Sky’s 2026 programme slate is a tantalising mix of recognisable franchises, new originals and returning favourites. Leading the content charge is A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, a new chapter in the Game of Thrones universe set a century before the events of the original series, here swapping dragons strafing armadas for a smaller show…
Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey has unveiled Revive Live, a nationwide campaign to support the UK’s independent music ecosystem, from grassroots venues and emerging artists to vinyl culture and local record shops. In partnership with Music Venue Trust, Metropolis Studios and Record Store Day, the initiative will run into 2026, bringing live music back to smaller…
From the vaults of William Grant & Sons comes Ladyburn Marilyn Monroe by Sam Shaw, a one-of-a-kind single malt created exclusively for The Distillers One of One charity auction. Drawn by hand from a single cask, this remarkable 58-year-old whisky represents the oldest expression ever bottled from Ladyburn, a distillery that operated for less than…
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Showbiz glitterati were out in force last night for a preview theatrical screening of the newly restored Beatles documentary Let It be. Available for the first time in 50 years, the film is now available to stream on Disney+.
Following the presentation at the Curzon Mayfair, Edith Bowman hosted an on stage in-conversation with Jonathan Clyde, Apple Corps producer of Peter Jackson’s documentary series The Beatles: Get Back and journalist and author John Harris.
Music stars in attendance included Oasis guitarist and singer Gem Archer, singer and songwriter James Bay and English songwriter and musician Gary Kemp.
Other celebrities treading the red carpet were John Simm, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Dean Kelly, Anoushka Shankar, Anna Lapwood, and Suzy Izzard.
Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s film about The Beatles, first released in May 1970 just weeks after The Beatles’ breakup, can now be seen in a fresh light, both through its meticulous restoration, and in the context with Peter Jackson’s Emmy Award-winning docuseries, The Beatles: Get Back (also available on Disney+).
Let It Be contains footage not featured in the Get Back docuseries, and brings viewers into the studio as The Beatles, joined by Billy Preston, write, and record what was to become the legendary Let It Be album.
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From the vaults of William Grant & Sons comes Ladyburn Marilyn Monroe by Sam Shaw, a one-of-a-kind single malt created exclusively for The Distillers One of One charity auction. Drawn by hand from a single cask, this remarkable 58-year-old whisky represents the oldest expression ever bottled from Ladyburn, a distillery that operated for less than…
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