A Yoko Ono biography that avoids John Lennon... Really? - MCCRUM ON BOOKS: Yoko Ono’s art career has seen her wrap orchestras up in gauze and make paintings with numbered instructions – all before she ...

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr released over 200 songs during their ten-year tenure as a band.

March, fiction and non-fiction Books of the Month: What to read this February, including a guide to building a better society ...

Peter Richardson has written books about the Grateful Dead, gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson and the muckraking leftist ...

The Wild Rise of Rolling Stone Magazine,” Peter Richardson chronicles the upstart periodical’s rocky heyday, from its Summer of Love launch in 1967 to its controversial move to New York City a decade ...

Part of the first generation to work in television, he flew to global hot spots such as Algiers, Cyprus, Northern Ireland, Congo and Cambodia to shoot movie newsreel material, documentaries and spot n ...

The King has been a driving force behind many, many musicians.

Inside Alan Bennett’s latest diaries: Maggie Smith, the Queen, Trump and... Love Island - BOOKS: At 91, the writer remains wonderful company in his latest collection of diaries, still skewering ...

Providing deeper insight into the making of the album, The Pet Sounds Sessions Highlights due from UMe compiles standout ...

A John Lennon interview in 1971 accused The Rolling Stones of imitating The Beatles and that they were not in the same class.

John Lennon is famous for many reasons. His songwriting genius, his activism, his enduring cultural impact. But his rise to ...