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The Beatles might have broken up in 1970 but that hasn't stopped them living on courtesy of the modern wonders of artificial intelligence.
The Beatles might have broken up in 1970 but that hasn't stopped them living on courtesy of the modern wonders of artificial intelligence.
Everything Zoomer The new Fab Four documentary, 'The Beatles: Get Back' features hours of previously unseen footage from the period, including their entire legendary 43-minute rooftop concert — filmed during the recording sessions for the album 'Let It Be.' Photo: Mondadori Portfolio / Contributor / Mondadori Portfolio Editorial via Getty Images Imagine the scene: you’re walking down London’s famed Savile Row on January 30, 1969, and, suddenly, on the breeze, you hear voices and music that sound like the Beatles. In the decades before walkmans, iPods, or Spotify, there was only one exp...
Watch a sneak peek of Peter Jackson's upcoming Beatles documentary, which was made from 56 hours of never-before-released footage INSIDER 12/21/2020 insider@insider.com (Max Kalnitz) © Provided by INSIDER The Beatles performing their last live public concert on the rooftop of the Apple Organization building on January 30, 1969. Express/Getty Images Filmmaker Peter Jackson shared the first glimpse of his upcoming Beatles documentary, "The Beatles: Get Back," on Monday. The film shows the writing and recording sessions of what ended up being "Let It Be" ahead of The Beatl...