And, from a less kind fan –‘Who on earth will want to watch Ringo’s film?’ But a few things are certain. The fact that The Beatles are still the most famous band in the world. That Mendes ...

The Beatles and Beatlemania were still rife in 1966, and one enterprising fan in the north of England thought she could get herself on their doorstep.

When you think of Paul McCartney, chances are that the first things to come to mind are mop tops, screaming fans—aka ...

One of the most pioneering pieces of pop psychedelia, The Beatles' 'Tomorrow Never Knows' is filled with eerie sounds and ...

If 1960s Beatlemania was defined by teenage girls fainting and screaming ... "They all have dedicated younger fan bases (many ...

The four are undeniably very good actors - they are among the very best of their generation. Paul Mescal's performance in 'Aftersun' was nothing short of superb and Barry stole the show with his ...

Fascinated by psychology, Ian Leslie found much to sink his teeth into in the relationship between the two greatest Beatles.

As a Beatles fan, news of four films about the ... enjoying the ride but not quite able to come to terms with the scores of fans screaming for them. They're just four Scouse lads who happen ...

The Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley once told Billboard that opening for the Beatles was less enjoyable than opening for the Rolling Stones because of the fans’ ceaseless screaming for the Fab ...