There are literally hundreds of books about The Beatles. It's hard to narrow them down to the five best, but we had a go.

As a shiny reissue of the Fab Four’s 1965 album Rubber Soul hits the shelves, music reviewer Jeremy Taylor wonders how much more the legend can stretch.

Beatles attraction ‘to rival Graceland and Dollywood’ coming to Liverpool - The new attraction is moving into a 100,000-square-foot site opposite Liverpool Lime Street station ...

The Beatles are remembered for perfect harmonies, clever melodies and polished pop, but 1968's “Helter Skelter” revealed something far more aggressive. Paul McCartney reportedly wrote it after hearing ...

You're a rich man now.'In 1967, The Beatles, having achieved global success and attained immense wealth and fame, released a strange song that repeated those very words.'Baby, You're a Rich Man'.With ...

"For years, I didn’t tell the story. I came up with what I thought was a rational explanation and buried it away." ...

The Budget will give a first glimpse of Andy Burnham’s bid to rewire the state, but the prime minister well knows the ...

From George's final album 'Brainwashed', here is the opening track, 'Any Road'. Thank you for waiting. It is finally ...

Patrick Breen, a music journalist, fell in love with the band when “What Once Was” was first released. The Daily Californian ...

The 2025 NBA Finals marked a turning point for the league and its fans in many ways. First, it pitted two small-market teams ...

It’s a busy day for news from the UK music industry, with four stories from various parts of the ecosystem. Starting with a campaign from industry body UK Music to support public broadcaster the BBC.

Tesla and SpaceX are suing TERA-print over the Terafab trademark. See what the claim says, who has the edge, and what happens ...