Sixty years ago today, the Beatles were at No. 1 in the UK and the United States with one of John Lennon's most vulnerable songs.

Paul McCartney has always been generous in giving credit where it’s due. Throughout his legendary career, he has openly acknowledged the artists who inspired him, but one musician stands out above the ...

Paul said: "That song just gets me. I'm singing it, and I think I'm OK, and I suddenly realise it's very emotional" ...

The Beatles’ legend was detained upon entering Japan at the outset of a week-long tour, and he only had himself to blame ...

The National Comedy Center hit the lottery for the timing of having Jon Stewart perform as part of the Lucille Ball Comedy ...

The Beatles were not above lobbing potshots at one another, even before they split at the dawn of the ’70s. Some of their ...

Some songs woo you into escape. Such is the case with the latest single from Hether — producer and multi-instrumentalist Paul Castelluzzo. A relaxed beat and hazy vocals usher us into something that ...

The former Pretenders guitarist was recommended to the job by his previous boss — McCartney pal Chrissie Hynde ...

Paul McCartney might be a music icon to the world, but at home, he’s just dad. The former Beatles legend has five children: ...

Spinal Tap, the iconic parody heavy metal band immortalized in the cult classic This Is Spinal Tap, is back with a new ...

"Tonight in Jungleland" covers the years Bruce Springsteen and his band spent writing and recording the record, which ...

Paul McCartney and George Harrison did not care for Oasis's music, despite the Beatles heavily influencing the Gallagher ...