Some figures reach such a degree of reverence that they can do no wrong. We see the most troubling extreme of this play out daily on the internet as fandoms
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It might be preferable for fans of a band to assumer that the members within the group are all best friends, just happy to spend time with one another, and
Was there any major Beatles fanatic who was coming to every one of their records to hear Ringo Starr? Sure, the drummer had his fair share of fans, but compared
Though they typically kept it light, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones had a rivalry in their heyday that echoes in their respective fandoms to this day. There wasn’t any
While the matching bowl haircuts and boy-next-door charms might fool you, The Beatles were prone to their fair share of
When it comes to the titular track on The Beatles’ parting effort, John Lennon was always strongly dismissive.“That’s Paul,” he
How did The Beatles do it? How did they get from the simplicity of “Love Me Do”, their first hit
TeaFlix interview with Andrew Cook (Beatles Author) Andrew Cook is a historian, researcher and author whose 15 books have been
In 1964, it seemed like John Lennon had everything he’d ever wanted as Beatlemania swept the world into a collective
Bob Dylan’s switch from acoustic folk to all-out electric rock ‘n’ roll is one of the defining creative evolutions of the 60s. Depicted in recent biopic A Complete Unknown, the
