Paul McCartney

The 54th Annual Grammy Awards is Sunday night. LL Cool J is the evening's host, and the guest artist list is an impressive roster of talent from today and yesterday. While you can never know for sure what is going to happen at the Grammys (right, Kanye West?). Here are ten things we are definitely looking forward to.

10. Rihanna teams up with Coldplay

Former Beatle Paul McCartney was announced as one of the performers for this year’s Grammy Awards, but he may also get a chance to perform on a much bigger stage. The “Band on the Run” singer hinted that he may have a role in the 2012 Summer Olympics, which will be held in London.

The Beatles broke up 41 years ago, but they’re never far from the headlines. The news that Sir Paul McCartney will be performing at the opening of the 2012 London Olympics, Ringo Starr’s constant touring, and last year’s intense promotion of their music on iTunes have all helped keep their music alive.

When you’ve been a Beatles fan your entire life, making a list of what their 10 best songs are is close to impossible. However, this is an attempt to do so. Ask me tomorrow, and it would probably be entirely different.