Paul McCartney upset at Google Streetview - Daily Gossip

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Today’s top gossip:

Paul McCartney has ordered images of his London house be removed from Google Streetview.

McCartney apparently became concerned that his St John's Wood house - which he bought in 1965 - was viewable to anyone surfing the net, and has demanded it be removed from the web service (The Sun).

From the papers:

Coldplay's Chris Martin says Lily Allen makes him feel like he's back at school again. "She has the ability to make any boy feel like a tosser," he said (Daily Mirror).

Jon 'The Reverend' McClure played a gig on the Hope Not Hate bus in Sheffield yesterday (May 22), to protest against the British National Party (Daily Mirror).

Calvin Harris says he wants to write a track with Michael Jackson (The Sun).

Edwyn Collins says he's been writing music with his son, William (Daily Record).

Kasabian's Tom Meighan explained that he wound down from the band's recent Japanese tour by going to Disneyland[b] (The Sun).

From [b]NME.COM users:

Mat Horne got wasted at Stag And Dagger festival in London's Cafe 1001 last night, where he watched Florence Welch and Dev Hynes "murder" Iggy And The Stooges' 'Search And Destroy' (from Bernard).

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