Uncovered articles from the early 1950s show the earliest mentions of Paul McCartney and Stuart Sutcliffe. The articles, published in the ECHO in 1951 and 1954, are from the “Aunty
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Hello and welcome to the October edition of‘What’s That You’re Doing?’“Happy Halloween. Make it a scary one” – PaulDon’t worry, there were no tricks this October – just treats! This
When John Lennon was murdered by Mark Chapman in 1980, the world came together in a union of grief and mourning. Many expressed anger at the lack of gun control
What do ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ by The Beatles, ‘Sitting by the Riverside’ by The Kinks, and ‘200 Lightyears From Home’ by The Rolling Stones all have in common? As well
A Dandy comic featuring Sir Paul McCartney and a rare unpublished storyboard have been unveiled at the Liverpool Beatles’ Museum.
Paul McCartney’s son James has proven the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree as he stepped out with his
The Beatles were clever regarding using profanities in their music and never opted to swear overtly in their songs. However,
The critically-acclaimed show ‘Live and Let Die’ featuring Tony Kishman, veteran of the Broadway smash hit musical “Beatlemania”, is a
An unpublished comic strip featuring Sir Paul McCartney has gone on display in a museum. In 1963 – soon after
The Beatles‘ late lead guitarist George Harrison thought he was ‘ruined’ by Paul McCartney during his time with the band – in an unearthed interview. George was always known as
