The Beatles on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” 60 years later: “Life went from black and white to color” On this bonus episode of "Everything Fab Four," host Kenneth Womack revisits the fateful ...

June 25 is Global Beatles Day! Nearly 60 years ago on The Beatles performance of “All You Need is Love” was broadcast live ...

With vintage black-and-white clips and an outpouring of fond memories, the 40th anniversary of the Beatles' debut on U.S. television will be celebrated next week as one of the great turning points ...

The newly released The Beatles: On the Road 1964-1966 is a lavish collection of hundreds of Harry Benson's luminous black-and-white photographs of the Fab Four at close quarters—from ecstatic ...

After the Beatles’ appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” however, I often found myself thumbing up the radio dial to WIXY-1260, Cleveland’s white rock station, to catch “She Loves You ...

From John Lennon with short hair to a young Christopher Walken on set, here are 50 rarely seen photos from the '60s and '70s.

By 1968, The Beatles were falling apart – but that didn’t stop them recording their greatest artistic statement, The White Album ...

J. Willoughby is one of the world's biggest Beatles fans, but he gained a whole new level of respect for Paul McCartney while preparing Black Jacket Symphony to perform the 1968 White Album.

Paul McCartney’s headlining set at Mexico City’s Corona Capital Festival this past weekend featured two special guests – Jack ...

A review of the 1968 self-titled "white album" from the Beatles. ... starting from its basic hybrid of country and western music and black American music (blues, if you will).

Instead of beginning with the Beatles, “Beatles ‘64″ begins with John F. Kennedy — and rightly so. The documentary, which starts streaming Friday on Disney+, largely consists of behind-the ...

Beatles ’64’s emphasis on vintage black-and-white footage and old interview subjects emotionally recalling their youth has the effect of turning the Fab Four into phenomena of the distant past ...