Given McCartney and Lennon’s close relationship and level of fame, it’s hardly surprising that a small subset of Beatles fans do the same. Ian Leslie, the author of the book John & Paul ...

I don’t see this as a criticism.” Unlike Davies, Lennon detested McCartney’s eagerness to be liked. “John himself could be very cruel about Paul’s puppy dog eagerness to please ...

He loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah. That was the mutual feeling between Beatles John Lennon and Paul McCartney — the dynamic duo in the Fab Four — that is explored in the new book “John & Paul ...

When Paul came up with an idea for, say, a live TV show, John wasn’t really interested.” By 1969, Lennon told his bandmates that he wanted to leave the group. In the early 1960s, McCartney and ...

John Lennon was a tough Liverpool teenager with a well-earned reputation—a rocker with a volatile streak—when he first encountered Paul McCartney. It was a summer day in 1957. John’s skiffle ...