When The Beatles officially broke up in 1970, fans all over the world wept in shock. It was truly the end of an era. The Fab ...

The son of Ringo Starr , 59, was fired from the band last month, just one month after he was sacked then quickly reinstated.

The drummer talks about his dramatic fallout with The Who frontman, his new rock supergroup and asking Bob Dylan for a job ...

High in the Clouds,' based on Paul McCartney's book, previewed at Annecy with a star-studded cast, vibrant animation and musical focus.

It is worth noting that the Lennon-McCartney period of public acrimony, much discussed and with a long bitter hangover in how both are seen, is relatively short – from April 1970 to the end of 1971.

Their friendship rekindled in the mid-70s and saw Paul and Linda McCartney show up at a recording session of John's in 1974. For the first time since The Beatles split up, Paul and John played ...

When The Beatles assembled in a chilly film studio in early 1969 to try and pull together Paul McCartney’s combination film/album idea (which would eventually become Let It Be), the Lennon ...

This is a fired-up performance - a man determined to prove everyone wrong - Lennon, who had viciously attacked him on the Imagine album (" The only thing you done was yesterday / And since you're gone ...

McCartney released some early solo songs, but seven of his nine '70s albums arrived under the Wings banner. Two core members of Wings, Paul and Linda McCartney, also appeared on 1970's McCartney ...

But McCartney, Linda, and Laine made it back to London, and they put the finishing touches on their album at AIR Studios, co-founded by the Beatles’ former producer, George Martin.

The Beatles legend, 82, announced he is releasing a rare rockumentary to accompany the release of lost Paul McCartney and Wings' album One Hand Clapping.