Hannah Wigandt has been covering entertainment news for six years. She enjoys covering music; she’s been listening to classic rock since she was five. Hannah is an expert in classic rock, covering legendary artists such as George Harrison, Paul McCartney, and Stevie Nicks. Hannah constantly keeps up with entertainment news to cover the ever-changing content in the best possible way.
Hannah earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Montclair State University. She’s had bylines in publications such as TheThings, CCN, Floor 8, Mental Floss, and PROVOKR, as well as her college newspaper, The Montclarion. Hannah admires journalists such as Zack Sharf of IndieWire, and those who enjoy Hannah’s work can check her out on LinkedIn.
George Harrison thought his fellow Traveling Wilbury, Roy Orbison, sounded like an opera singer. The former Beatle wasn't the only one who loved Orbison's singing.
Radio personality, Cousin Brucie, said he rarely talked to George Harrison during Beatle interviews because he thought the 'quiet Beatle' would produce dead air.
George Harrison was initially skeptical about working with the directors of his 'When We Was Fab' music video. They weren't convinced they had a good idea.