to be there even if they physically can no longer be with us." In the 12-minute short documentary film about the making of "Now and Then," even the surviving Beatles were emotional about the ...

The Beatles weren’t here to stay—not geographically. They were the summer romance that played out during a few days in the winter of 1964. Footage of the Beatles’ first U.S. concert in ...

As the biggest rock band of the 20th century, the Beatles were naturally also the subject of an infamous conspiracy theory. According to urban legend, Paul McCartney died in 1966 and was replaced ...

what does is that the Beatles were able to absorb and redistribute all that happened around them as though they prefigured it. But that was then and this is now, as we are reminded by both the ...

Now and Then, the final single released by the Beatles on Thursday ... what might have been if they were all alive and the calls for them to reunite got infinitely louder on social media, or ...

Each of The Beatles was married at least twice, and their ex-wives remained a part of their lives over the years. After their divorces, though, each of these women went on to build a life outside ...

Fleming reminds us through The Beatles' own achievements of the importance of being present now. Eyles/Mirrorpix ... the Beatles were in one of the last places they wished to be.

Those musicians couldn’t be told they were contributing to the last ever Beatles track, so McCartney played it off like a solo endeavor. On Friday, an official music video for “Now and Then ...