Beatles News

Sean Lennon has provided the score for another independent film—this time acting in it, as well.  In the quirky superhero romantic comedy, Alter Egos, Sean plays a super-villain called Electric Death.  Sean has released the soundtrack to the film on his personal label, Chimera Records, and the songs are also available for download.  The album will not be in stores until January 15th.

 In a pre-Thanksgiving show at New York's Madison Square Garden, Sean Lennon joined Aerosmith to play "Come Together".

 In a new interview with The Independent in the UK, Paul McCartney says that John Lennon's public image as tough and sarcastic is a very incomplete picture of the man.

Academy Award-winning director Robert Zemeckis has dropped plans to remake Yellow Submarine in 3D--an idea reportedly in the works since 2009. 

If you were lucky enough to see the Beatles in concert, Apple wants to hear from you about your experience.  The Beatles' company is collecting stories and personal video footage from fans around the world, looking to put together a feature-length documentary film about the band's travels during the Beatlemania period--officially October 1963 (when the phrase was first coined) until the Beatles' final concert in August 1966. 

A 70-year-old private equity big shot invited his contemporary, Paul McCartney, to play for his birthday party in Las Vegas.

Counterculture reporter Howard Smith's 1972 interview with John Lennon & Yoko Ono can be heard in its entirety now on Amazon and iTunes.

The conversations--with John and Yoko, and many other prominent figures of the 60's and 70's--have been sourced, dated, indexed, and digitally re-mastered.

Sir Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy Shevell were just 2ft away from a helicopter crash when their pilot narrowly avoided hitting trees, it has emerged today.

The Beatles' audition tape famously rejected by a record executive in 1962 has finally been uncovered after 50 years.