Pattie Boyd was the muse of several high-profile musicians back in the day, and these four tunes were just a few that were written about her.

Even Frank Sinatra couldn’t resist this Beatles hit, calling it the “greatest love song” ever written, as the King of Swing is honored on his birthday. According to the Financial Times, Old Blue Eyes ...

352: Pope Liberius celebrates the first official Christmas mass in Rome; the birth of Jesus Christ had been celebrated as ...

Chris O’Dell’s wild ride through the glory days of rock ’n’ roll always seemed like something out of a movie. Now it is. The new feature-length documentary called “Miss O’Dell” chronicles the Tucson ...

A groundbreaking project is on the horizon for music and film fans: The Beatles — A Four-Film Cinematic Event, conceived and directed by Oscar-winner Sam Mendes. The four biopics, each focusing on one ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The Beatles are back—at least on screen. This is the first time Apple Corps Ltd. and The Beatles have ...

With the Fab Four and their romantic partners locked down, Mendes is building out the band's bench of collaborators and confidants. Harry Lloyd, a British TV and stage actor known to American ...

The Irish Oscar nominee, currently winning yet more raves with Hamnet, will take the part of the Liverpudlian bassist, keyboardist, and singer-songwriter. The son of a midwife and jazz musician, he ...

Finn Wolfhard directed the first-ever music video for George Harrison's song 'Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth),' which ...

After the birth of his first and only child, Dhani, in 1978, George Harrison‘s wife, Olivia, encouraged him to write a song about their newborn son. The result was the tender calypso-like “Soft Touch” ...

George Harrison fought a long and hard battle against cancer, but his full autopsy report is still a mystery 24 years later. Harrison battled several different forms of cancer and sought treatment all ...

The DeWint House in Tappan is owned by the Grand Lodge of the State of New York Free & Accepted Masons. Built by Daniel DeClark in 1700, it's one of the oldest surviving houses in Rockland County.