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The Beatles

Rex, Maximilian Schell and Jacqueline (Jackie) Susann in 1974.

Inside Rex Reed’s Dakota: An Afternoon of Unrepentant Opinions and Hollywood Tales

"I joked for years that I was going to write a book that I was saved by lemon meringue pie," Rex Reed told me in 2022, recounting the night he skipped dinner at Sharon Tate's house. "I'm telling you, I've got a million of these stories."
By Andrew Goldman
Image of politician in UK discussing a new council

U.K. Establishes a ‘Soft Power Council’ to Boost the Economy and Elevate National Identity

The advisory body will be stacked with major players from Britain’s cultural scene.
By Elisa Carollo

John Lennon’s Recently Rediscovered Guitar Is Poised to Smash Records at Auction

The historic guitar was recently found in an attic in the British countryside.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Dean Calagno is one of the youngest radio disc jockeys in America and attracts a large teenage audience. Although he has only one show a week, Dean does a great deal of research during the week to be sure which records are exactly right for his playlist. (Photo by Orlando /Three Lions/Getty Images)

Your Facebook Teenage ‘10 Albums’ Lists Matter More Than You Think

By Tim Sommer
Allan Williams.

How Original Beatles Manager Allan Williams Sparked Rock’s Greatest Myth

By Tim Sommer
Pop group The Beatles, waving to screaming fans en route to Boston airport, America, from left to right, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, John Lennon and Paul McCartney, on August 12, 1966.

The Best Music Documentaries of 2016

By Ron Hart
The Beatles.

The 10 Best Live Albums of 2016

By Ron Hart
William S. Burroughs

A Playlist of Gratitude for a Difficult Thanksgiving

By John Kruth
John & Yoko

Yoko Ono Didn’t Break Up The Beatles, John Lennon Did

By Justin Joffe
Mick Jagger.

The Sweet Sound of Success: New York’s Wealthiest Musicians

By Howard Altman
Bets from Brooklyn.

International Pop Overthrow Fest Spotlights the Best of Underground Power Pop

By Linda Laban
329566 35: A statue of Lenin stands on the roof of the Red Square Building in the East Village June 1, 1998 in New York City. Populated by residents of numerous heritages including Jewish, Chinese, Latino, African American and Greek, neighborhoods in New York''s Lower East Side are also home to many painters and artists, some of whom have been tempted to leave since the area''s renewed popularity has caused important rent increases.

LES Lenin Statue Removed, Chicago Architecture Biennial Names New Leaders

By Alanna Martinez
Sean Lennon and Les Claypool are The Claypool Lennon Delirium.

Sean Lennon and Les Claypool Team Up for a Blissfully Weird Supergroup

By Ron Hart
Pop group The Beatles, waving to screaming fans en route to Boston airport, America, from left to right, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, John Lennon and Paul McCartney, on August 12, 1966.

On ‘Revolver’ the Beatles Quit Being Cute and Became True Artists

By John Kruth
Paul McCartney performs at MetLife Stadium on August 7, 2016 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Paul McCartney’s Timeless Songs Erased the Age Gap at Metlife Stadium

By Justin Joffe
The Beatles.

The Beatles Created the First Gateway Song for Children With ‘Yellow Submarine’

By Ron Hart
Paul McCartney.

In Defense of ‘Dad Rock’

By Ron Hart
The Beatles.

You Don’t Know the Real Beatles Until You’ve Heard Sgt. Pepper’s in Mono

By Tim Sommer
Actor and singer Dean Reed dressed as a cowboy in a scene from a film, circa 1975.

The Tragic Love Song of Dean Reed, the Biggest Pop Star You’ve Never Heard Of

By Tim Sommer
27th May 1963: Supremely confident American boxer Cassius Clay holds up five fingers in a prediction of how many rounds it will take him to knock out British boxer Henry Cooper.

Requiem for a Heavyweight: ‘The Greatest’ Muhammad Ali

By Joe Lapointe
The Beach Boys.

This Is Your Brain on ‘Pet Sounds’

By Tim Sommer
The Ronettes (left to right) singers Ronnie Spector, Nedra Talley and Estelle Bennett, an American pop trio produced by Phil Spector.

She Sings & the World Stops: The Timeless Voice of Ronnie Spector

By Peter Gerstenzang
AN

The Week Music Died

By Tim Sommer
April 8, 1963: British pop group The Beatles holding their silver disc. Left to right are, Paul McCartney, George Harrison (1943 - 2001), Ringo Starr, George Martin of EMI and John Lennon (1940 - 1980).

RIP George Martin, the Co-Pilot on the Voyage That Changed Music Forever

By Tim Sommer
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