These two songs on the final Beatles album highlight the growing tensions between John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

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As much as John Lennon loved championing his beliefs through music, he knew that he couldn't get better than singing his heart out. Read more here.

The Beatles split in 1970, but the Fab Four had already begun working on their own projects before disbanding.

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Three hours later he was still talking – about art, acting, politics, books and everything under the sun – when Adam Sandler showed up and went into another room to wait until we were ...

The Beatles had been working on solo projects even before the band's split was announced, with John Lennon releasing his ...

In 1990, a birthday concert for John Lennon left a lot of Liverpool locals on edge for seemingly being over-produced.

Purporting to be a documentary about John Lennon in the 1970s, Borrowed Time is no such thing. Instead, we have a lot of fan ...