The Beatles‘ cheesiest songs tended to be about love. At least the band knew how to change it up a bit most of the time. Thankfully, they grew out of writing about love all the time halfway through ...

Not many people would disagree if you said The Beatles changed everything about pop music. The musicians who hated the band might disagree on principle, but their legions of fans would defend them.

The Beatles have previewed their upcoming 'Anthology 4' by unearthing an unreleased take on the 'Help!' classic "I’ve Just Seen a Face." ...

Somehow, some way, the long and winding road has led us to a brand new Beatles song — 61 years after the Fab Four made their “Love Me Do” recording debut in 1962. “Now and Then” arrives like a gift ...

Even big fans of these songs from 1968 might have missed the mind-blowing lyrics hidden within them. I know I certainly did.

The Beatles transformed pop culture during the 1960s and had so many incredible songs that even some of their most obscure compositions could be classified as masterpieces. While there are very few ...

If you find yourself studying beneath the amber trees of Harvard Yard looking for warmth in the chilly weather, here are 10 ...

The new Beatles' single, decades in the making, will finally be heard on Nov. 2 Apple Corps Ltd. The Beatles during a photo session in London on July 28, 1968 On Oct. 5, 1962, the Beatles released ...

The Bob Dylan lyrical practice that inspired John Lennon to write The Beatles' nonsensical surrealist allegory "I Am The ...

It starts with an unassuming count-in and heavy piano chords before the slightly nasal, eminently distinctive voice of John Lennon emerges: “I know it’s true/It’s all because of you/And if I make it ...

J ust because John Lennon was in The Beatles doesn’t mean he loved every track they ever released. While many fans still sing ...

In August of 1964, the Beatles were staying at the Delmonico Hotel near Manhattan’s Central Park, according to the Beatles ...