The Beatles song that John Lennon used to signal his upcoming departure to his bandmates wasn't the first time he misled listeners.

Many Beatles fans through the years have made a hobby out of picking apart the Fab Four’s lyrics to find some hidden message or meanings. That was commonplace when the band was still together. In fact ...

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An unconventional murder ballad that juxtaposes a light and upbeat tone with hopelessly dark lyrics, "Maxwell's Silver Hammer ...

This 1967 Beatles song from Sgt. Pepper was banned at first but went on to redefine rock music and inspire countless ...

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Japanese Breakfast is a contender to win this year's Best Original Song for "My Baby (Got Nothing at All)," which plays during the end credits of Celine Song's romantic dramedy. Celine Song‘s ...

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Actress Mia McKenna-Bruce admits she “didn’t know much about The Beatles”, despite being cast as Sir Ringo Starr’s wife in ...

Justice for "When Love Is Gone." When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. This sequence happens when Michael Caine's Ebenezer Scrooge is ...

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The trend of using French baby names has a surprising origin story in America. “The Beatles’ song ‘Michelle’ helped set the trend,” says Laura Wattenberg, the creator of Namerology. “For the next ...