The Beatles ’ American record company decided not to release their albums. Instead, Capitol chopped them up to generate more ...

The Beatles become first artists to gain a Grammy nomination for a song that has been created with the assistance of AI.

In 1966, Brian Epstein thought The Beatles' popularity was waning, but according to their producer, George Martin, it was a different kind of shift in the band.

The Beatles, nearly six decades after they broke up, have been nominated for Record of the Year for "Now And Then" at the 67th Grammy Awards.

Ike and Tina Turner jumped on the bandwagon early, releasing a new version just months after the Beatles. Their scorching take reached No. 21 on the Billboard R&B chart. Diana Ross opened Side Two ...

Mendes is directing four individual biopics telling the same story from the perspective of each member of the group, which will all “intersect to tell the astonishing story of the greatest band in ...

so it was only logical that a studio would want a feature film with The Beatles. After all, if rock and roll movies worked for Elvis Presley (again, and again and again), they would have to work ...

In 1965, The Beatles earned their first Grammy nomination for Record of the Year with their hit “I Wanna Hold Your Hand.” Now ...

In the hands of a lesser band, “A Day in the Life” would be a trainwreck, but The Beatles managed to make ... one of the most beloved albums in the history of rock ‘n’ roll — and ...

The Liverpool, England natives, and one of the world's most iconic rock bands, The Beatles, received two nominations in the 67th annual Grammy Awards featuring their "final song" which is known for ...

A piece of equipment used by The Beatles to record their final studio album is being auctioned. The band recorded ‘Abbey Road’ in London in 1969, using a EMI TG12345 console to perfect its ...

'Beatles '64,' directed by David Tedeschi and arriving on Nov. 29, will capture the band's first visit to America Courtesy of Apple Beatlemania is touching down in the U.S. yet again — this time ...