The Beatles News

Fans of The Beatles who have always wanted to sing alongside John and Paul, or rock with George and Ringo, will finally get their chance on September 9 when the band's much-anticipated videogame hits the shelves.

Zemeckis announced plans to remake Yellow Submarine, an animated movie The Beatles didn't even lend their voices to. Zemeckis would like to change that last bit, saying he'd like Ringo and Paul to be involved:

the former Beatle’s wife and artistic collaborator – along with his sons, Sean and Julian Lennon have partnered with music industry giants, EMI and Sony, to give the net profits from the sale of the song to the UN Peacebuilding Fund (PBF).

Paul McCartney's musician son James will make a not-quite Beatlesque US debut this month at Maharishi University in Iowa. James McCartney, 32, and his band will perform Nov. 14 at what should be a more laid-back venue -- the fourth annual David Lynch "Change Begins Within" benefit. The proceeds go toward teaching at-risk kids to meditate.

HE is known as the unluckiest man on earth . But you would struggle to find a trace of bitterness when meeting ex-Beatle Pete Best who on the contrary calls himself the unluckiest man on earth , blessed as he is with a loving family and being a part of rock 'n' roll history .

I was finishing off some music for my dad’s last album when he died [in 2001], and finally, I just had to face it: I’m a musician. It was obvious.”

Record company EMI is urgently investigating how The Beatles' entire back catalogue has been made available to buy digitally for the first time ever on a US website.

In 1964, The Beatles took America by storm with their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.

Paul McCartney has revealed that he felt inspired to write his new single after watching a film. The Beatles musician wrote (I Want To) Come Home hours after he attended an early screening of Everybody's Fine, which stars Robert De Niro, Drew Barrymore and Kate Beckinsale, he said in a statement.

It was unusual in 1965 for a rock star to receive the MBEs the Beatles did. And the award didn't go without some objections from others.

George Martin is recovering after 'routine surgery' "Fifth Beatle" Sir George Martin is recovering after undergoing "routine surgery". The veteran producer, who helped to shape the band's sound throughout almost their entire recording career, spent a night in hospital following the operation.

Paul McCartney will return to Hamburg, where The Beatles honed their craft, to launch his first European tour in five years.

Clarence Clemons' autobiography has a pivotal event involving Ringo Starr. Posted Saturday: Paul McCartney's appearance on "The Late Show With David Letterman" will be repeated next Wednesday, Oct.

Though the critics have always blasted everything Paul has released since the break up of the Beatles in 1970,Paul has always delivered some great music,especially in the most recent four years. Being open minded is something music critics rarely do. Even if you don't love a whole album, there are many great songs which appear on that album.

PAUL McCARTNEY's son JAMES has always avoided the limelight. Now, though, he's going to be blinded by it. His band LIGHT made their live debut in front of just 30 people in a tiny boozer in Oxford on Wednesday night. They played 11 songs in all - a mixture of full-throttle stormers and delicate acoustic numbers.

The award was presented by the U.S. Fund for UNICEF and The George Harrison Fund for UNICEF following Shankar's concert at Carnegie Hall in New York on October 10. "George Harrison and Ravi Shankar have been stalwart advocates on behalf of the world's children their entire careers," said Caryl Stern, President and CEO, U.S. Fund for UNICEF. In 1971, George Harrison staged two concerts at New York's Madison Square Garden that brought together a star-studded cast of musicians including: Ravi Shankar, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Ringo Starr, Leon Russell and Billy Preston-to alert the world to the plight of the Bangladeshi people.

Sir Paul McCartney was named Songwriter of the Year at the PRS awards held by The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers in London Wednesday.

Madonna is quoted in the cover story of the new issue of Rolling Stone as saying being like Paul McCartney would be "boring." "People have told me, 'You could just go out there and play guitar and sing your songs like Paul McCartney.