The award went to The Beatles for their song "Now and Then," which is a confusing sentence in 2025. You might be aware The Beatles operated largely in the 1960s, not the 2020s, and seeing as only ...

It's OK. You're not alone. And it's not weird. Across social media, Beatles fans revealed how listening to the song, "Now and Then," released Thursday, brought them to tears. "I teared up ...

“Now and Then,” which originated in the late 1970s from a vocal and piano demo by John Lennon recorded at his home in the Dakota Building in New York, is part of a reissue package of The ...

The Beatles split in acrimonious circumstances in 1970 and their friendships were damaged, but there was hope of a reunion in ...

The remaining Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr ... The band announced the song, titled "Now and Then," will be available worldwide Thursday, Nov. 2, paired with a re-release of their ...

With all the hoopla around “Now and Then” — which has been officially billed as “The Last Beatles Song” and erroneously described as the legendary group’s “first new song in 50 years ...

It’s a wistful postscript. “Now and Then,” released on Thursday, is billed by its label, Apple Corps, as “the last Beatles song.” It’s a lost-love song reconstructed from a piano-and ...

But make no mistake: this is not a Beatles song. Sonically, the song bears much more resemblance to recent Paul McCartney works than to other pieces from the Beatles’ repertoire. Ultimately ...

By Kristin Robinson Senior Writer “Now and Then” by the Beatles has been nominated for Record of the Year and Best Rock Performance at the 2025 Grammy Awards — marking the first time a song ...