The 50th anniversary of Saturday Night Live featured many stars, culminating in a performance by Paul McCartney to remember.

Oddly enough, The Beatles' "Lovely Rita" wasn't a hit and the world has forgotten it even though it was on a massive album.

A star-studded and historic 50th anniversary special of “SNL” ended with Paul McCartney performing the famous medley of songs that ended the Beatles’ last-recorded album, “Abbey Road.” ...

A Grammy Salute to the Beatles, a star-studded tribute to the legendary band. The special featured an array of iconic artists performing the Beatles’ timeless hits, including Stevie Wonder’s rendition ...

You have to give credit to Paul McCartney for following his artistic whims, regardless of what others might think. He had to understand forming a new band after the breakup of the group widely ...

Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison retired from touring in 1966, exhausted from years on the road ...

The Beatles always had a secret weapon in George Harrison, but this song was one of the greatest ways of sending him off. Read more about it here.

And although The Beatles would go on for a couple more years — making classics such as 1969’s “Abbey Road” — they were never quite the same after Epstein’s death, leading to their ...

On Monday, the stunning Abbey Clancy appeared in sizzling new Agent Provocateur lingerie ahead of the brand's sultry Valentine’s Day Campaign. The beautiful imagery was shot by Gregg Williams ...

It is an understatement to say that rock wouldn't be the same if it weren't for The Beatles. After all ... was the second track off of Abbey Road to be written by Harrison (the first to be ...

Now, Audi has revealed its hand, unveiling the Q6 e-tron Off-Road concept that takes the brand's latest electric SUV to new heights. The biggest change applies to the suspension, with Audi fitting ...

It has been nearly 10 years since Jeff Sessions, then Alabama’s junior senator, took the stage with Donald Trump and became the first in Congress to endorse the political outsider for president.