Will Taylor Swift Pass The Beatles for the Most Hot 100 No. 1 Hits?
This week's Five Burning Questions looks at Swift inching ever-closer to the Beatles' benchmark of 20 Hot 100-toppers with this week's "Patient Zero."
This week's Five Burning Questions looks at Swift inching ever-closer to the Beatles' benchmark of 20 Hot 100-toppers with this week's "Patient Zero."
In 2024, Max Martin passed George Martin, of Beatles lore, for the most.
Alongside playing Paul McCartney in The Beatles films and juggling the occasional Bond rumor, Paul Mescal has lent his support to a short film from his home town.
On October 5, 1962, a little Liverpudlian band called the Beatles released “Love Me Do”—the debut single that would pave the way to their stuperstardom.
The Beatles have the most No. 1 hits among all acts in the chart's history, with 20.
These artists stand at the pinnacle of chart success with both albums and songs.
Taylor Swift, with 16 No. 1 songs, is only behind The Beatles, Mariah Carey, and Elvis Presley.
What is the Beatles’ best album? “The one you’re listening to right now” is always the correct answer, of course, and that could encompass “Meet the Beatles” or “Let It Be” at any given moment.
Will Swift eventually equal or top the Fab Four's record?
Phil Collins was ready to come together with Paul McCartney and make amends. More than two decades after The Beatles alum made a comment about the "In the Air Tonight" singer at the Queen's...
Beatles legend also talks about banning Larry David from his concerts after he refused to sing along to "Hey Jude" on Jimmy Kimmel Live
The British invasion of the mid-1960s was a multi-pronged attack, an assault led above all by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Who. Their seismic impact on American and world culture has been well documented.
"It's great to be back," Ringo deadpanned to the crowd, which included several fans who caught him there with the Beatles 62 years earlier
Paul McCartney met up with Judd Apatow for a 45-minute conversation following a screening of “Man on the Run” in Los Angeles Monday night, and it was very much a case of banter on the run.
After a screening at the Academy Museum, McCartney and director Morgan Neville spoke about the project, which chronicles McCartney's decade after the Beatles.
They dressed – and partied with – the innermost in-crowd. As a swirling new show celebrates their fashion creations, Birtwell recalls her happy days with Clark and her sorrow at the loss of David Hockney In the mythical age of bohemia, the…
The latest instalment in a vibrant history of postwar Britain is a tour de force In February 1965, the civil rights activist Malcolm X visited Smethwick, in the Midlands, where the Conservative-run council was planning to buy up houses to stop the…
While the four-part Beatles biopic is underway, another British pop invasion could get the big-screen treatment next.
Advances in digital technology mean that avatars are ever more realistic, and zombie concerts are coming our way. Exciting as it might be to witness the Fab Four, or Maria Calla on stage, I’d rather have flesh and blood live experiences any day.
“The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event” stars Barry Keoghan, Joseph Quinn and Harris Dickinson were spotted filming the iconic opening of the “A Hard Day’s Night” movie for the forthcoming film, per images via TMZ.