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Masculinity has evolved far beyond The Beatles and James Bond – and that’s a good thing

As a new book explores the contrasting impact 007 and The Beatles had on British men, Louis Chilton asks whether we can ever – or should ever – define what makes a man

The Independent UK

Billy Corgan makes magic as rock star, pro wrestling promoter

Billy Corgan vividly remembers the rush he got when he first listened to the Beatles as a preteen in his Chicago basement. It’s a feeling that eventually propelled him to rock superstardom as lead singer of the Smashing Pumpkins.

Orlando Sentinel

When the Beatles were arrested on suspicion of arson

Two members spent the night in a cell before being deported

Liverpool Echo

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'Jimi Hendrix, the Beatles, Cilla Black, and Tommy Cooper - Fascinating posters made in Manchester show the iconic musicians who played in UK venues in the 1960s

"The designs are as eye-catching today as they would have been then and are incredible examples of both the craft of printing and of the colours and vivacity of the late 1960s."

Manchester Evening News

Baseball quiz: The quizmaster meets the Beatles

In honor of the anniversary of the band’s shows at Comiskey Park in 1965, this quiz has a musical motif.

Chicago Sun-Times

Paul McCartney's 'relief' after Beatles split

Macca had a new sense of freedom after the infamous break up

Liverpool Echo

Islamic State 'Beatle' gets life term for US hostage deaths

A British man nicknamed one of the Beatles by his captives because of his English accent has been sentenced to life in prison for his role in the deaths of four U.S. hostages captured by the Islamic State

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Islamic State ‘Beatle’ El Shafee Elsheikh jailed for life for role in hostage murder plot

A member of the so-called Islamic State terror cell known as The Beatles has been jailed for life after being convicted for his role in the murder of American hostages in Syria.

Evening Standard

ISIS Beatle's journey from QPR footballer hopeful to evil executioner as he's jailed

El-Shafee Elsheikh or "Jihadi Ringo" was one of four ISIS hostage takers named after "The Beatles" because of their British accents - who became infamous for their capacity to dole out cruel and unusual punishments

Daily Mirror

Witch trials, angels’ weight and Huw’s Bond cameo – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia plus a few jokes every Thursday – how will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

Canadian rapper Drake smashes 55-year-old record previously held by The Beatles

For 55 years, The Beatles had the most top five hits on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. Now that honour belongs to Drake.

ABC News

Behind 81 Renshaw, the record store where The Beatles used to visit

"Liverpool’s music has led the way rather than changed.”

Liverpool Echo

Inside the Liverpool tourist shop Cool Britannia that tells the city's stories

Cool Britannia is a popular choice with Liverpool's tourists

Liverpool Echo

Antonio Brown really wants you to believe he said this wild quote comparing himself to the Beatles and Jesus

Wait, Jesus played at Red Rocks?

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The Independent UK

Alleged member of The Beatles terror cell appears before UK court

Aine Davis, 38, from west London, is charged with possession of a firearm for terror purposes, and two charges relating to funding terrorism.

The Guardian - UK

Islamic State: Aine Davis charged with terror offences after arrest in UK

Man accused of being fourth member of cell known as ‘the Beatles’ appears in London court after being deported from Turkey

The Guardian - UK

Beatles auction rekindles memories of 1963 royal variety show

Liverpool sale will include net curtains, a brick and autographs from night that catapulted band to superstardom

Los Angeles Times

A new doc shines a light on the Rolling Stones as individuals, not just a band

Whether or not you accept the Rolling Stones as "the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band" — and at this stage of the game there isn't any other group of stature even playing that music — they are certainly the world's most documented. The Beatles, of course, left a considerable…

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Liverpool Echo

Scouse musicians who followed the footsteps of The Beatles

Some of the other huge names to come out of Liverpool

Liverpool Echo

Night Paul McCartney was 'dumped' on live TV

Paul 'fell like a ton of bricks' for Jane Asher, but the relationship was not to last

Zenger

Octogenarian Who Once Performed With The Beatles Stuns With Impromptu Singing

This 81-year-old retired medical assistant wowed nursing home residents with an impromptu vocal performance at a fundraiser.

Liverpool Echo

Former NHS worker becomes TikTok star with nursing home performance

Dave has performed with The Beatles on three occasions

The Independent UK

John Fogerty review, Los Angeles: Proof Creedence Clearwater Revival have as many hits as The Beatles

The 77-year-old former Creedence frontman plays the hits at the Hollywood Bowl, and makes his case as the Great American Songwriter

Liverpool Echo

Why the Beatles quit touring at the height of their fame

By the late 1960s, cracks were beginning to show

Liverpool Echo

The Beatles' childhood homes and where they are now

Almost all members of the Fab Four grew up in average homes

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