A-listers including Gwyneth Paltrow, Reese Witherspoon, and Gwen Stefani swarm the premiere for Paul McCartney's new video "My Valentine" from his album of jazz-inspired songs, "Kisses on the Bottom." 　　Directed by the former Beatle, three versions of the video have been made public, two featuring the stars alone and one with Portman and Depp together. 　　Paul McCartney: "Well they're just nice people, some friends from way back, and they were just very kind to do it, I was very pleased to work with them," 　　McCartney goes on to say that the idea of pairing the lyrics with sign language came from his daughter, fashion designer Stella McCartney, while his father was the inspiration behind this tune. 　　Paul McCartney: "I just love that style, it wasn't big orchestra style, really, it's kind of just old songs from my dad's era, so I suppose it was my dad that drew me to it," 　　What are Stella McCartney's thoughts about the black-and-white music video, that's shot by Oscar-winning cinematographer Wally Pfister? 　　"I think it's really classy actually. I think it has a great purity to it, and it's very simple, and for me, you know, less is always more, and I think he really captures that. And the main thing really is the song, to be honest with you, it's a really beautiful, timeless song, so all in all, it's, the message is very clear and very classy.""Kisses on the Bottom" is already on the shelves.