The Beatles

The Fab Four never reunited, but they'd rebuilt their friendships by the time of his death.

George Harrison classic is the pop singer's third public crack at a Fab Four ballad.

He reflects on “senseless” death of close collaborator along with passing of “little buddy” George Harrison.

An artist has been collecting copies of the 1968 record but prefers when they're not in mint condition.

Paul McCartney was worried that he’d stolen classic track, and his bandmates feared it would look like a split.

Set is part of a new collection from Lego, geared toward adults.

Paul McCartney was inspired by disgraceful scenes in ‘50s America to write a message to a fictional black girl.

Actor and former inmate Danny Trejo recalls 1968 moment in solitary confinement.

Both success stories began on the same day - and their paths would cross on a number of occasions.

Liverpool's International Slavery Museum says there's no connection between street and James Penny.

It's unknown if Liverpool street memorialized in Beatles song is named after a slave trader.

Seating for 1964 Jacksonville concert was supposed to be racially separated until the group demanded integration.