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It was 52 years ago Sunday (April 10th, 1970) that Paul McCartney's departure from the Beatles was made public, in effect announcing to the world what many fans had suspected over the past six months -- the Beatles had broken up. McCartney's statements regarding the end of his songwriting partnership with John Lennon, along with his wish to record apart from Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, came as part of a question-and-answer sheet included with press copies of his debut solo...

The working lyric sheet for the Beatles' 1969 hit 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer' - which the late John Lennon once called ""Paul's granny music"" was last put on the open market for 2006, when the piece of memorabilia sold for $192,000 but a private collector is looking to make a huge profit by selling the document again via Moments in Time

Paul McCartney's handwritten lyrics to the Beatles classic "Maxwell's Silver Auctions" are headed to the auction block for $425,000.

A page of Sir Paul McCartneys handwritten lyrics are going up for sale for a staggering $450,000, more than twice what a private collector paid for the document in 2006.

Some acoustic guitar insights from the ‘Let It Be’ studio session footage.

It's a weekend of Blue Meanies, “Yellow Submarine,” a blue-and-yellow cocktail for Ukraine, the Indigo Girls in Pompano Beach pink drinks at the Wharf Fort Lauderdale and alt-country blue bloods at Prosperity Brewers in Boca Raton.

Beatles Get Back to Let It Be exhibit opens at Clevelands Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Museum following release of the Disney+ docuseries.

Beatles Get Back to Let It Be exhibit opens at Clevelands Rock & Roll Hall of Fame & Museum following release of the Disney+ docuseries.

The immersive experience opens March 18.

On a sunny St. Patrick’s Day visit to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, more than a few people dressed in green milled around outside the museum. The “O” in the “Long Live Rock” sign on the museum plaza had an Eagles logo affixed to it, owing to that band’s show at the nearby Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse later that night. Inside the museum, however, there was no St. Patrick’s Day revelry or Eagles spottings — just curators and employees putting the finishing touches on...