The Beatles' influence on rock & roll music is enduring. We look back at their career as a band til their break up on April 10, 1970.

The Beatles' split was confirmed on April 10, 1970, in promotion material for Paul McCartney's first solo album.

For half a century, Paul McCartney was the man who many pinned the infamous break-up of The Beatles on - and it turns out ...

Ringo Starr tells PEOPLE in this week's issue that winning a Grammy for "Now and Then" "felt like John [Lennon] was with us." ...

The win comes 55 years after The Beatles broke up in 1970. Referred to by McCartney as “the last Beatles song,” “Now and Then ...

Whenever a band breaks up, especially one as globally ubiquitous as the Beatles, everyone assumes the reason they broke up must be something salacious or contentious. Our parasocial connections to ...

The very next day, the Beatles’ latest single, “Let It Be,” hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. By the end of that year, Paul had filed a suit to formally break up the Beatles ...

Yoko Ono – musician, artist, activist and the 92-year-old widow of the late John Lennon – took the brunt of the vitriol when ...

The book disputes the common narrative that Ono broke the Beatles up. Rather, it says that the band might have stayed together longer, recording albums such as “Abbey Road” (above), thanks to Ono.

What do you think you know about Yoko Ono? That she broke up the Beatles? That she was just there, always in the background? David Sheff wants to set the record straight with his new biography, Yoko.

The Beatles may have broken up in 1970, but they’re still rocking on. In February, the group won a Grammy Award for best rock performance for “Now and Then,” a demo recorded by John Lennon ...