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For years, claims have spread online that British rock band The Beatles' 1966 album "Yesterday & Today" featured dismembered baby dolls and cuts of raw meat on its cover. We previously fact ...

Though the image is authentic and was initially featured as the cover for the 1966 Beatles ... baby dolls. A post on X brought the photograph back to the limelight when the album cover was shared ...

Controversy over the album cover reemerged last year when Spencer Elden, the now-adult baby in question, filed a lawsuit against the band claiming that the use of his likeness was done without his ...

along with “I’m a Loser” and “Baby’s in Black.” Beatles for Sale was recorded quickly between U.S. and U.K. tours, and the unusually heterogeneous album stuffs raucous Chuck Berry and ...

“It’s like Dylan,” Berg said. “Very mystical.” If Dylan did include pictures of The Beatles on his album cover, it might have been to poke fun at them for using his image. It wouldn’t ...

The farm said it might call the goats Ringo, Paul, George and John. Baby goats have been used to recreate a Beatles album cover considered by many to be one of the greatest of all time.

As the 60s swung about them and their iconic mop-tops grew increasingly shaggy, The Beatles enjoyed ... week after the White Album, wrapped in the most unflattering nude cover in the history ...

There are dozens of people represented on the album cover. Over 50 images and wax figures of celebrities and notable people are present, including the four Beatles. There are writers, musicians ...

It also coincides with the Beatles’ growing fascination with LSD and other psychedelics, seen in the songs. The album earned a Grammy for its cover art and received a nomination for Album of the ...