Paul McCartney recalled the "teenage fool" antics he and John Lennon got into in the earliest days of their friendship.

In 1969, the Beatles were nearing their end. They all were more focused on their own pursuits than ever before, slowly separating the foursome until there was really no chance of survival. Lennon had ...

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PGA Tour rookie John Pak holed a 147-yard approach for eagle on his first hole of the day, and he added five birdies in a bogey-free round to lead the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial by three ...

The famous photo of John Lennon wearing a “New York City” T-shirt was taken on the rooftop of the 52nd Street apartment Lennon shared with his girlfriend, muse and collaborator May Pang. To get up to ...

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John Lennon has continued to inspire millions of people with his music despite his death in 1980. However, what inspired him? Among various musicians, such as Elvis and Chuck Berry, Lennon was ...

So it’s somewhat surprising that the John ... of the glasses could fix. What was once healthy tension in the wider aim of achieving greatness was slowly becoming artistic sabotage and loaded ...

In The Beatles' early days, John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote songs in tandem. The two would write together at Paul's childhood home on Forthlin Road in Allerton or at John's Aunt Mimi's house ...

Rock bands are usually tight knit groups. All those hours together onstage, traveling to gigs, recording in the studio, and socializing certainly create unique bonds. And if there’s a duo of ...

MEXICO CITY, Mexico – John Marshall Butler broke through Sunday ... 8-under 64 and closed strong with a 6-under 66 in the final round. He birdied three of his final five holes to secure his ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Bob Dylan (left) in 1964 and John Lennon in 1965. Lennon's "I Want to Hold Your Hand" would ...