Bravo’s “The Fifth Beatle” will examine what it was like to be gay and Jewish in 1960s England through the prism of the life story of legendary Beatles manager Brian
Brian Epstein
The Liverpudlian who put the Beatles in suits, landed them a record deal with Parlophone, and brought to them to “The Ed Sullivan Show” is getting the biopic treatment from
There never was a time like it for these boys. Just look at the joy in their smiles. So young and fresh-faced in their inexpensive suits and ties, sensible, unshowy
FIFTY years after his death, Brian Epstein is still known as the man who made the Liverpool band a phenomenon but he often fell short when it came to business
A gay Jewish man living in 1960s England, Brian Epstein was a double outsider, all the more out of place
Brian Epstein and the ‘Love Me Do’ Mountain by Bill Harry When ‘Love Me Do’ was released, there were
Abramorama Van Morrison, Paul McCartney and Keith Richards are among the artists appearing in Bang! The Bert Berns Story, coming
It was when the hungry and belligerent Hell’s Angel Pete Knell threatened to smash his fist into John Lennon’s face
Police are appealing for information Three bodies have been found in a flat John Lennon once lived in, in Liverpool. Police were
A luxury flat, where Brian Epstein put Ringo Starr and George Harrison so he could keep an eye on them at the height of Beatlemania, is up for rent for
