This week marks a little-remembered but transformative anniversary. On June 25, 1967, the first live, multi-satellite-enabled, international television broadcast in history was aired.Roughly 10,000 technicians and producers worldwide wrote scripts,
Beatles Fans
The sculpture by local artist Anton Gnedykh was unveiled on June 20. A new sculpture reproducing the famous staged street crossing depicted on the Beatles’ Abbey Road album cover has
The summer of 1967 was the “Summer of Love,” centered in the Haight-Asbury district in San Francisco, where the hippie counterculture was born. It also was punctuated with more than
A lost George Harrison song from 1970, appealing for The Beatles to play together once again, has been discovered by his widow Olivia, stored inside his piano bench. Handwritten lyrics
New website celebrates the legacy of Victor Spinetti Hollywood, CA — On Sunday, June 18, it will be five years
Paul McCartney doesn’t care how many Oscar nominations you’ve got. Living legends don’t share their phone numbers with just anyone.
A new take on The Beatles’ masterpiece “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,” a homecoming show by Oakland singer Kehlani
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — For two reasons, Syracuse Paul McCartney fans shouldn’t expect relief to the high ticket prices for the
Rob Sheffield, a music columnist with twenty years experience who currently writes for Rolling Stone magazine, has recently released a
In many ways, “Rubber Soul” marked the end of an era for The Beatles and the beginning of something new and exciting.It was the second album the band released in
