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Paul McCartney says one song has the power to unite Democrats and Republicans in Trump’s America

The Beatles legend says the song stops political rivals from being ‘at each other’s throats’

The Independent UK

Paul McCartney shares ‘important’ reason he refuses to take photos with fans

‘The minute I start thinking I’m something above myself, I won’t like me,’ the Beatles star said

The Independent UK

Paul McCartney on why he refuses fan selfies - as he blasts 'untalented' influencers

The Beatles legend, 83, shared the ‘long explanation’ he gives to baffled fans asking for selfies

Evening Standard

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Barry Keoghan says Beatles biopics have ‘indie soul’ and will be incredible

The 33-year old Irish actor stars in Sir Sam Mendes’s biopic films, The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event, as drummer Sir Ringo Starr.

Evening Standard

Beatles museum to open on seven-storey site (and rooftop) of band’s last gig

The Cavern Club in Liverpool, the nightclub birthplace of the Beatles, promotes itself as “the place where it all began”. On May 11, Apple, the Beatles’ management company, announced its re-acquisition of 3 Savile Row, London, the building they might usefully conceive of as “the place where it all ended”.

The Conversation

The Beatles’ first official museum set to open in London at iconic rooftop concert site

London is set to unveil the world's first official Beatles fan experience in 2027 at 3 Savile Row, the former Apple Corps headquarters. This historic building hosted their iconic final rooftop concert and the recording of 'Let It Be'. Spanning seven floors, the museum will showcase extensive music, materials, and…

The Times of India

Beatles museum to open in London on site of band's last gig

The Beatles at 3 Savile Row is set to open in 2027 and a second experience is currently in development

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“There are so many special memories within the walls, not to mention the rooftop”: Apple Corps to throw open the doors (and roof) of the Beatles' London HQ as a visitor attraction

The Beatles At 3 Savile Row will open sometime in 2027

MusicRadar

"There are so many special memories within the walls." Paul McCartney welcomes announcement of the first ever official Beatles fan experience in London at 3 Savile Row, the former headquarters of Apple Corps and site of legendary rooftop gig

"Wow, it’s like coming home" - Ringo Starr

Louder

Beatles fans get first official experience as Apple Corps reopens 3 Savile Row

The Beatles will be at the centre of a new multi‑floor immersive experience opening inside their historic 3 Savile Row headquarters in 2027.

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New Beatles fan experience set to open in London in 2027

Apple Corps Ltd is opening a new seven-floor fan experience at the Beatles' former headquarters in London. This iconic building was where the 'Let It Be' album was recorded and hosted the band's final public performance. Fans will gain access to the rooftop, studios, and extensive archives. Paul McCartney and…

The Economic Times

Get back: Beatles’ Apple Corps to turn former London base into seven-storey visitor attraction

Paul McCartney hails plans for 3 Savile Row, which include access to rooftop where the band played their final gig

The Guardian - UK

"If you're partial to the glittering seam of music that runs from The Beatles through Jellyfish and a thousand others, then you're going to love this album." The Lemon Twigs fill a bumper bag of poptastic delight on Look For Your Mind!

Brian and Michael D’Addario continue to effortlessly pluck songs from the rock'n'roll ether

Louder

John Lennon documentary director Steven Soderbergh defends using AI-generated scenes in film

The Beatles star’s final interview is the subject of Steven Soderbergh’s new documentary

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Please Please Me review – fascinating tale of Brian Epstein, the Beatles and that trip to Torremolinos

Tom Wright’s play explores how the Fab Four, and a rumoured affair with John Lennon, helped shape their manager’s tragically short life

Evening Standard

Please Please Me review: Clumsy look at Brian Epstein's sexual obsession with John Lennon

2/5 Tom Wright’s play at the Kiln takes on the life and times of The Beatles’ manager in a stripped-back production

Guitar World

“I talked my folks into buying me a plane ticket to London. I took my guitar and some songs, and I ran into some people…” How the Beatles launched the career of one of the all-time great songwriters

James Taylor’s encounter with Pete Asher led to an audition in front of Paul McCartney and George Harrison

Guitar World

“No-one believed in us. The manager said, ‘You can only play for a few minutes.’ The entire audience jumped up on their tables”: The story of Fanny, one of the world’s first all-female rock bands

Fanny never topped the charts, but they made fans of everyone from the Beatles to David Bowie – despite constantly having to prove they could play

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The Independent UK

Sex Education’s Asa Butterfield lost Beatles gig to Gladiator star: ‘There are roles you really, really want’

Sony is making for four films about the Beatles, set for release in 2028

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“How Well Do You Remember The ’60s?”: 20 Pop Culture Questions That Will Bring Back Nostalgia

Are you ready to take a groovy trip back to the 1960s? This pop culture quiz will test just how well you remember the music, movies, fashion, and iconic moments that defined a decade! 20 questions loaded with nostalgic moments from The Beatles to flashy miniskirts will challenge your memory…

MusicRadar

“It’s not really about a blackbird whose wings are broken, you know”: The story of the Beatles' 1968 acoustic gem and its powerful subtext

At the very heart of the White Album, this tender Beatles masterpiece pulled from the classical music tradition and empathised with the American civil rights movement

Salon

Paul Shaffer wasn’t sold on The Beatles

On "Everything Fab Four," Shaffer reflects on how "Rubber Soul" changed his mind about the band as a whole

The Independent UK

Hannah Einbinder ridicules Hacks co-star Jean Smart over wild claim about best ever live act

Smart revealed that she prefers Harry Styles’ stage presence to the Beatles, causing chaos to ensue

MusicRadar

“All the guys in the audience were looking at the chords you were playing, and they’d study it… and we kind of liked that. And all the girls weren’t”: Paul McCartney recalls one of things he noticed on the Beatles' first trip to the US in 1964

He played two intimate LA gigs over the weekend

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Sir Paul McCartney reveals what The Beatles 'liked' about their male fans in the US

The Beatles really appreciated the way their male fans behaved at their early gigs in America.

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