All they needed was love — but in the end, the love ran out. A new book of interviews with the Beatles reveal how the fab four were at each other’s throats.

Released April 9, the new Beatles book quickly debuted in the top 5 of Amazon’s music books chart (it’s No. 2 as of this writing, just behind a rereleased version of Dave Grohl’s memoir).

A New Beatles Book Hits the Charts, Ahead of ‘Let It Be’ Film Rerelease 'All You Need Is Love' is billed as a 'groundbreaking oral history' of The Beatles, composed of previously unreleased ...

Paul McCartney Will Hate Their New Beatles Book (Almost as Much as He Hated Their Last One) 'All You Need Is Love' authors Steven Gaines and Peter Brown come together for a dishy conversation ...

Forty-one years ago, they published the biggest Beatles biography of all time — The Love You Make, which spent three months in 1983 atop the New York Times best-seller list. The book would make ...

For their new book "All You Need is Love: The Beatles in Their Own Words," authors Peter Brown -- an executive at the Fab Four's Apple Corps -- and Steven Gaines present transcripts from the ...

Witness Beatles fans’ collective romanticizing about “Now and Then,” The Threetles’ posthumous 2023 UK chart-topper, as Lennon’s late 1970s ode to his friendship with McCartney. I get it.