On November 4, 1963, the Beatles played at the Prince of Wales Theatre, in London, exuberant, exhausted, and defiant. “For our last number, I’d like to ask your help,” John
The View from Inside Beatlemania | The New Yorker
There was no chance that The Beatles could go on forever. While fans might like to have their idea of the Fab Four making music together until the end of
Towards the end of The Beatles, George Harrison became a musical force to be reckoned with. After cracking the foundation set in place by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Harrison
The beginning of 1969 in London, weather-wise, was a miserable affair. February and March were the coldest they’d been all decade, and spring seemed like it would never come. George
Ahead of the upcoming exhibition, Paul McCartney, 1964: Eyes of the Storm, the former Beatle is speaking with actor Stanley
By 1980, John Lennon had cleaned himself up. After a long history of drug use that included heroin in the
It was the mantra that took over the world. George Harrison’s first solo No.1 single stands alone in rock history
Legendary singer Sir Paul McCartney, 80, has built an impressive music career, both as part of the Liverpool band The
A collection of rare Beatles memorabilia, including some of Ringo Starr’s school documents and a portrait of John Lennon painted
Kids were quicker to catch on to Beatlemania than parents and newspapers were. But on July 1, 1963, London tabloid The Daily Sketch dispatched Terry O’Neill, 24, to photograph a Liverpool pop
