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Sir Paul McCartney thinks university courses on The Beatles are ‘ridiculous’.

Sir Paul McCartney thinks The Beatles would get on well with new music technology.

Vinyl music sales in the USA had their two biggest weeks for 2014 around the two Record Store Day events for the year.

Vivek Tiwary, the producer of the upcoming biopic about Beatles manager Brian Epstein, has talked about Epstein’s rise success as a young gay, Jew in a British working class town and how the pressure of that success finally killed him.

The Alice Cooper version of ‘Eleanor Rigby’ is available now for you to hear.

The Beatles are offering a free EP ‘4’ via iTunes for fans.

The Sydney Opera House will play host to a new Beatles production, All You Need Is Love, in January.

Eleanor Rigby, the subject of Paul McCartney’s Beatle hit of 1966 has been immortalised in old, no longer used bank notes. £1m to be exact.

The Beatles played their final live concert in Candlestick Park, San Francisco 48 years ago. On Thursday night, Paul McCartney played what will be the final concert ever in Candlestick Park.

Australian supergroup The Dead Daisies have made The Beatles ‘Helter Skelter’ one of their own after performing the song for the 70th time.

Australia’s Vanessa Amorosi will be Dave Stewart’s special guest for his The Beatles 50th At The Bowl show in August.

Epstein: The Man Who Made The Beatles, the long-awaited play about the legendary music manager Brian Epstein, opened at London’s Leicester Square Theatre on Monday night.

A tree planted to honour Beatle George Harrison has been destroyed by actual beetles.

Academy Award winning director Ron Howard is working with Apple Corps Ltd., White Horse Pictures and Imagine Entertainment on a new documentary covering the Beatles’ touring years.

The CBS special The Beatles: The Night That Changed America has received six nomination for the 2014 Emmy Awards.

Apple has released another box set of Beatles albums, this time for the Japanese market.

iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week features interviews from Graham Nash of CSNY, James Williamson of The Stooges, Russell Morris and Sheppard.

Word came earlier this week that NBC was developing a miniseries on the Beatles, but the owners of the Fab Four’s music is saying “not so fast.”

The Beatles’ U.K. albums, from Please Please Me through the White Album, will be released on vinyl individually and in the new set The Beatles in Mono.

The Beatles played their only shows in Australia 50 years ago this week but unlike the marathons fans expect now, The Beatles 1964 shows comprised of 10 songs in about 30 minutes.

“Iggy Azalea has joined the Beatles in the music record books,” screamed the headlines this week.

Highlights of The Beatles 1964 Australian tour has been released by EMI Records.

The Beatles one and only Australian tour was in June 1964. The band touched down in Sydney on June 11, 1964 and played 20 shows on the tour.

The Flaming Lips next album with be a complete cover of The Beatles classic ‘Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band’ and Miley Cyrus sings one of the songs.

The Beatles first movie ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ is heading back to the big screen.

Paul McCartney has been forced to postpone his show in Santiago because the plane carrying his equipment did not arrive in time.

In the days leading up to Easter, former Beatle Paul McCartney will appear in an online PETA blitz wearing an “Eat No Fish” T-shirt and urging fans to “make it a Good Friday for animals ‘ try vegetarian”.

Paul McCartney will be back on stage in the USA with four shows just announced for June and July.

Eurythmics has released a preview of their version of The Beatles classic ‘Fool On The Hill’.

The Late Show With David Letterman will feature special tributes to The Beatles this week featuring performances by Sting with Lenny Kravitz, and the Flaming Lips.