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Photographer Ken Regan, who earned the trust and respect of people like Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones, has lost his battle with cancer.

A rare 1963 Beatles demo of ‘What Goes On’ is expected to fetch big money when it goes to auction this month.

The setlist for the Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band Australian tour will not only be The Beatles and Ringo solo hits but also the hits of the various members of his All Starr Band.

Swapping the Magical Mystery Tour bus for a good old-fashioned double-decker, on Wednesday November 21st The Beatles’ Vinyl Bus will hit London.

When I was younger, I was never a big fan of the Rolling Stones.

The Beatles played over 250 concerts in 116 cities and 18 countries. Now they want to track down the sound, vision and stories of those shows.

A customized Beatles double-decker bus will cruise the streets of Los Angeles and New York this Tuesday (November 13), complete with a pop-up shop.

Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band will play second shows in both Melbourne and Sydney.

Apple Inc now legally owns the Apple Corps logo. The Californian computer company now controls The Beatles iconic Granny Smith.

For the first time, Britain’s Official Chart Company has released a list of the top selling singles of the last sixty years in the U.K.

Very little has been announced at this time, but Amazon has put up two listings for Jackson 5ive: The Complete Animated Series on both DVD and Blu-Ray.

Aussie rock icon Jon English has updated his ‘Rock Show’ to ‘Rock Revolution’ and has launched the show across Victoria.

Ringo Starr will tour Australia for promoter Lennard Promotions for the first time ever as a solo act.

A fascinating BBC documentary on Jeff Lynne recently revealed a strangely modest Brummy, in awe at working alongside the likes of the Beatles (in the mid-nineties as a producer) but also showed an artist who is both a perfectionist and a control freak.

Dionne Warwick once went ‘a little bit ballistic’ when The Beatles were refused entry to her show.

Ringo Starr will tour Australia for the first time since he was a Beatle.

The Beatles’ 1967 TV special, Magical Mystery Tour, has been a source of some controversy for many years.

The Arena Hotel is a ground-breaking online project for The Space, the new digital arts service developed by the Arts Council in partnership with the BBC.

On Monday, the Official Charts Company in Britain issued a special report on the biggest selling albums of the CD era (October 1982 to today) to celebrate its thirtieth birthday.

The Beatles are returning to their original form as their 14 studio albums will be collected into a new vinyl box set, due November 13 (November 12 in Europe) from Apple.

Cleveland has the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The sale of EMI Records to Universal Music has been approved in the USA and Europe.

Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones is calling for a new musical revolution as he is “tired” of people referencing his band and thinks the political climate is right.

Ringo Starr has issued a statement through his publicist denying that he is on the newly found live tracks by Rory Storm and the Hurricanes, reportedly recorded in 1960.

The Beatles have topped the listeners-voted Labor Day 500 list compiled and played by WCBS-FM.

Sir Paul McCartney has helped to free an elephant kept chained in the dark for seven years.

For the seventh time, the murderer of John Lennon, Mark David Chapman, has been denied parole by the New York Department of Corrections.

The next project from The Beatles’ Apple Corp. is a restoration of their 1967 movie ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ and for the first time ever it is going to the movies.