Like most great friendships, John Lennon and Paul McCartney had their ups and downs. Unlike most companionships, however, is that the Beatles duo played out their highest moments and subsequent
John Lennon’s furious letter sent to Linda and Paul McCartney
When Paul McCartney says he’s going to get back, you better believe him. Though “McCartney III” — the artist’s 18th solo record — was released in 2020, his North American
Since they first burst onto the scene in 1962 with ‘Love Me Do’, The Beatles have been hailed as one of the finest bands the world has ever seen and,
A double A-side single to “Penny Lane,” February 1, 1967, The Beatles “Strawberry Fields Forever” peaked at No. 8 on the U.S. charts upon release and has been called one
Johnny Depp’s reputation might be getting by with a little help from his friends. Paul McCartney, during a concert in
In a specific setting, John Lennon said he kept hearing The Beatles’ “Yesterday.” He also revealed what he did when
(Image credit: Barry Feinstein) “So go away away, leave me alone, don’t bother me…” Those words, from Don’t Bother Me,
The Beatles are often regarded as the most influential band of all time. This made their visits to our part
There are many great guitar moments within the Beatles catalog. We all have our favorites. But as far as Paul
Imagine there were no Beatles—or that there was no Beatlemania anyway and that the lads from Liverpool were just another band that never got a record deal or that split
