Midas Man manages to effectively tell an intriguing story of the man behind The Beatles, though it does fall into familiar biopic pitfalls.

One of the saddest classic rock songs was written by The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and recorded by another star.

In a recent town hall event, Ringo Starr recalled why The Beatles decided to record the Buck Owens hit for their album 'Help!

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In a recent interview, the singer opened up about his 'ultimate fantasy moment', which included fantasising about writing hit ...

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