Much like Bob Dylan’s surprise Nobel Prize win for Literature in 2016, Kendrick Lamar’s unexpected Pulitzer win for Music this week for DAMN is monumental in many respects, as many
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- After Kendrick Lamar And Bob Dylan, Who Else Can Make History With A Nobel or Pulitzer Prize Much like Bob Dylan’s surprise Nobel Prize win for Literature in 2016, Kendrick Lamar’s unexpected Pulitzer win for Music this week for DAMN is monumental in many respects, as many...
- Ed Sheeran to star in new Beatles-related film Ed Sheeran is set to play a leading role in Richard Curtis’s new fictional film about the Beatles. The new comedy film is tentatively entitled All You Need Is Love and...
- Milwaukee DJ Bob Barry remembers hanging out with Beatles, other stars If not for some good advice he received, Milwaukee DJ Bob Barry could have gone down in history as the guy who turned down the Beatles. It’s one of many...
- The Time Jimi Hendrix Sent Paul McCartney a Telegram to Join a Supergroup in 1969 There are moments in history such as the time when Jimi Hendrix sent Paul McCartney a telegram to join a supergroup in 1969 that would have surely changed the landscape...
- Beatles animated film ‘Yellow Submarine’ to be back in theatres in July. The 1968 classic animated film Yellow Submarine, which features The Beatles, will be re-released to mark its 50th anniversary, Variety reported last week. Abramorama, Apple Corps Ltd and Universal Music...
- Handwritten ‘Hey Jude’ lyrics on sale for $375K | Page Six A piece of Beatles memorabilia is going up for sale for $375,000 — lyrics handwritten by Paul McCartney for the 1968 classic “Hey Jude” at a recording session. The same...
- It’s 48 years since the Beatles split: Remembering McCartney’s bombshell – StartsAt60 It’s exactly 48 years today since the famous group went their separate ways, and it’s a date many will remember in history. George Harrison is thought to have been the...
- Remembering Astrid Kirchherr, the Woman Who First Photographed the Beatles—and Gave Them Their Moptops Photos | W Magazine The Beatles will forever be known as the original boy band, a status they achieved only a few years after forming in Liverpool in 1960, when fangirls started fawning over...
- As Time Goes By by Derek Taylor review – a poignant insight into the Beatles | Books | The Guardian Photograph by Jane Bown In April 1968, Derek Taylor and Paul McCartney were in New York discussing how a new McCartney song, Thingumybob, would be best served played by a...
- Brian Epstein Series ‘Fifth Beatle’ to Hum With Lennon-McCartney Tunes – Variety 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...
- Remembering the groundbreaking Intel-1 satellite that brought the world The Beatles | BT You’ve heard news anchors introduce guests with the obligatory “joining us now via satellite,” for decades. That’s only possible because of the vast network of communications satellites currently in orbit...
- Four Weeks Until An All-Star Cast Put Spotlight On Lennon’s Missing Banjo The four-week countdown is now on until audiences in Liverpool can experience a brand new stage comedy telling the fascinating story of John Lennon‘s missing childhood banjo. An intriguing mix...
- Steven Tyler Celebrates His 70th Birthday Steven Tyler is celebrating the big 7-0. The Aerosmith frontman, who was born on March 26, 1948, in Manhattan, New York, is now a septuagenarian. After living what seems like...
- I got £40 to make The Beatles number one – BBC News A musician has told how he was paid just £40 for his work turning The Beatles’ The Long and Winding Road into a number one hit. Richard Hewson, 74, who...
- Paul White: The man who introduced the Beatles to Canada – The Globe and Mail He’s the man who first brought the Beatles’ music to Canada – a year before America embraced Beatlemania. He then opened the doors for other British Invasion acts and went...
- Childhood friend of The Beatles: “I carried their guitars into venues for free” One of the last people alive to have worked with legendary English rock band, The Beatles, has lifted the lid on his time spent with the group. Famously quoted by...
- The Interview: Pete Best talks life after The Beatles Despite being one of just six people ever able to call themselves a ‘Beatle’, Pete Best is probably best known as the unluckiest man in music history. After his dismissal...
- The “Quiet Beatle” once made some noise in Illinois “Whenever you say ‘Beatles’ – that’s the magic word,” said Springfield-based filmmaker and super-Beatle fan Robert Bartel. He would know. His 1999 documentary A Beatle in Benton, Illinois – which...
- The Beatles for the 90’s generation For a 90s kid, being a fan of ‘The Beatles’ after hearing their music well beyond their chartbusters makes you often uncomfortable in conversations where the F-word pops up –...
- John Lennon Accidentally Doses In-Studio, Paul McCartney Trips Too In Solidarity, This Day In ’67 From the fall of 1966 through to spring of 1967, The Beatles were in the studio recording what would become their eighth studio album, the critically acclaimed Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band....

There are moments in history such as the time when Jimi Hendrix sent Paul McCartney a telegram to join a supergroup in 1969 that would have surely changed the landscape

The 1968 classic animated film Yellow Submarine, which features The Beatles, will be re-released to mark its 50th anniversary, Variety

A piece of Beatles memorabilia is going up for sale for $375,000 — lyrics handwritten by Paul McCartney for the

It’s exactly 48 years today since the famous group went their separate ways, and it’s a date many will remember

Photograph by Jane Bown In April 1968, Derek Taylor and Paul McCartney were in New York discussing how a new

Bravo’s “The Fifth Beatle” will examine what it was like to be gay and Jewish in 1960s England through the