LSD became a large part of The Beatles' creative process. But during the recording of this one song, it almost went too far.

McCartney recalled that he and his fellow Beatles, Ringo Starr and George Harrison, all went back to the studio after Lennon died.

A recent biography helps shed light on her life before and after John Lennon—making a case for the primacy of her art and its ...

London is steeped in musical history, and despite hailing from Liverpool, few bands have left as lasting a mark on the city ...

His Oscar-winning 1965 film “The War Game” depicted a post-nuclear-attack England, one of his many fictionalized docudramas ...

Each episode was filled with a playlist of classic and modern tunes that were either part of the New Directions' set list or ...

In an excerpt from McCartney’s new oral history of Wings, the ex-Beatle jets to Africa in 1973 to record ‘Band on the ...

Struggling to keep up? Here’s everyone currently lined up to appear in the much-hyped movies about the Fab Four.

The Beatles' Irish links were explored in their first film, A Hard Day's Night (right), as writer Alan Owen travelled with ...

Before The Beatles released "Come Together", Paul McCartney left John Lennon with a warning regarding the song's opening line.

There was one Beatles song, however, that John Lennon wished he had taken the lead on instead of his songwriting partner, Paul McCartney.

Todd Rundgren recalled how John Lennon contacted him privately to end a public war of words that broke out in 1974. The pair met during the ex-Beatle’s infamous “lost weekend,” a time when he was ...