the beatles

Only a week after it was reported to have been in development, the proposed NBC television series about the Beatles has already been dealt a potentially crushing blow.

I'm a huge fan of The Beatles, and you can enjoy our "Fab Four At 4" each weekday on 96.1 WODZ. Long before MTV and music videos, The Beatles produced a video of their "new" song, "Hey Jude" in 1968. Watch a very young Paul McCartney at the piano along with a gum-chewing John Lennon and the rest of the lads.

NBC are reportedly in talks to develop a TV series about the Beatles.

The Beatles will release a 14-LP set of their mono mixes on Sept. 8.

We'll say this for NBC, they're nothing if not persistent with their attention-grabbing TV events. Following the failure of horror remake miniseries 'Rosemary's Baby,' the peacock is looking a little lighter with a proposed event series telling the story of history's most iconic band, none other than the Beatles.

The Beatles' sad end wasn't with 'Let It Be,' but much earlier when they hooked up with Allen Klein over the objections of Paul McCartney.

As you know by now, I'm a huge fan of The Beatles, and love the music each produced solo, after the breakup. Long before MTV and music videos were in fashion, John Lennon was featured walking through Central Park in New York City, and other Big Apple locations to the tune of his 1973 hit song, "Mind Games".

We Paul McCartney fans have been quite concerned about his health, after canceling concert dates in Japan and South Korea due to illness. As you recall, Sir Paul was hospitalized last month in Tokyo with a virus, and was later released to fly back home, presumably on the mend. Here's the latest on Paul's health and a chance to win tickets to see Paul McCartney live in concert, August 7th in Salt L

The Beatles are releasing a CD box set of the first five albums that they released in Japan.

The indie rock band and the pop stars performed the song at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards.

Metallica delivered a four-song acoustic covers set at a benefit honoring Ozzy Osbourne.

There are so many great songs that talk about mother, and one of my favorites is The Beatles (of course) song from the "Magical Mystery Tour" album and film, "Your Mother Should Know". So moms, everywhere, here's a song and dance for you!