No More Tears’ plus musician tales, political accounts, otherworld fantasies and more: the New York Times list for the week ...

The Beatles were a major musical influence on the Nirvana frontman, but he was critical of Fab Four member Paul McCartney.

“ ‘Yesterday’ feels like a shift in the balance of power,” says Leslie. “From the beginning they were equals, and ‘Yesterday’ ...

While John Lennon thought this Beatles classic came solely as a result of being under the influence, his bandmate Paul ...

The vast majority of The Beatles' tracks were written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon, but the two occasionally disagreed ...

The Beatles, known for their collaborative songwriting between Paul McCartney and John Lennon, often had differing accounts ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney's friendship fell apart. A friend of The Beatles thought this was due to Lennon's connection with Yoko Ono.

John & Paul,' a new book by journalist Ian Leslie, explores the intricacies of their complicated relationship.

The 1965 track 'We Can Work It Out', which was a double A-side single with 'Day Tripper', was an example of John adding ...

According to Chris Ingham's 'The Rough Guide to The Beatles' John mistakenly assumed Sir Paul had just emulated the Simon and ...

Paul McCartney and John Lennon happened to be watching the program together that night. Find out why they didn't answer ...