The story of how Paul McCartney wrote The Beatles' "Let It Be" inspired one of Kanye West's most moving ballads.

While there’s hardly any reason to say that The Beatles needed to take out certain songs, a revised Let It Be would be a good opportunity to shuffle up the tracks a little bit. Since the album was ...

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Music legend Paul McCartney was hilariously "snubbed" at the end of SNL's star-studded 50th anniversary special after ...

The Beatles performed in Peterborough twice during the 1960s and stayed in a hotel in the city A mural that celebrates two occasions when The Beatles performed in a city has been completed on a ...

Winning a Super Bowl is overrated, according to A.J. Brown. The Philadelphia Eagles star wide receiver earned his first Lombardi Trophy Sunday, scoring a touchdown in the Birds' dominant 40-22 win ...

The 49-year-old musician is the son of Beatles legend John Lennon - who was assassinated ... "We're working on repackaging that, remixing it, and we've got a whole film coming with it. It's super cool ...

George Harrison’s Living in the Material World is the latest in a seemingly never-ending stream of solo Beatles reissues, and ...

The next three Super Bowls are set for Santa Clara, Los Angeles, and Atlanta. For 2029, the NFL’s championship game could be heading back to Las Vegas. That’s the word from Ben Fischer of Sports ...

Even nearly a week removed from the Kansas City Chiefs getting their doors blown off in Super Bowl LIX by the Eagles ... should be someone that KC is happy to let walk in free agency as they ...

Kendrick Lamar's vulgar performance Sunday was the latest pandering excuse for a Super Bowl halftime show in Roger Goodell's NFL, writes Post columnist Phil Mushnick. AP Whatever happened to ...

Super Bowl commercials featured positive messaging ... “1 in 2 girls who quit sports are criticized for their body type. Let’s change the way we talk to our girls.” Women need more ...