After The Beatles, Paul McCartney released the unsuspecting hit 'Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey', which drew from surrealist art to create a disjointed narrative.

Having an album reach number one can mean the difference between being ... took shape in the early 1960s when Brian Epstein saw The Beatles play at Liverpool’s dank Cavern Club.

Kicking off with debut Please Please Me in 1963, and hitting the top spot 37 years later with hits collection 1 in 2000, The Beatles have spent an incredible 174 weeks at Number 1. Please Please ...

Widely regarded as the most-covered artists of all time, The Beatles recorded almost 200 original songs, but one song has emerged as the clear favourite when it comes to artists covering their music.

You'd think that The Beatles would rank highly when it comes to record sales, but there are some obscurities that outperformed them in other parts of the world.

Sean Lennon confirmed he already has been collaborating with Harris Dickinson for the Beatles biopic, with Dickinson as John ...

These iconic Beatles lyrics were one change of heart or misdirection away from becoming something entirely different.

Beatlemania never really goes away, but it's spiking once again with news that four interlocking biopics are on their way.

British director Sam Mendes has announced the cast for his upcoming series of Beatles biopics due to be released in 2028 - ...

Paul Mescal will play Sir Paul McCartney while fellow Irish actor Barry Keoghan takes on the role of Sir Ringo Starr in the ...

Actor Richard E Grant has praised Barry Keoghan, his Saltburn co-star, saying he will be a "fantastic Ringo Starr" in the new ...

Paul Mescal will play Paul McCartney while fellow Irish actor Barry Keoghan takes on the role of Ringo Starr in a series of ...