O ut of everyone in The Beatles, it's probably safe to say that John Lennon was the most politically active. His activism ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney never performed together after The Beatles split, though the pair had planned to work with ...

For as much as John Lennon and Paul McCartney were pitted against each other after The Beatles' breakup, Lennon often thought about his old mate when writing.

Paul McCartney recalled the "teenage fool" antics he and John Lennon got into in the earliest days of their friendship.

The much-anticipated reconciliation in the recording studio between John Lennon and Paul McCartney was apparently stopped for ...

Paul McCartney and John Lennon met as teenagers. While they would become close, they were awkward when they first met.

A collaboration with Paul McCartney and John Lennon was in the works after the pair left The Beatles, though it never came to ...

It's hard to imagine John Lennon as anything other than John Lennon, but I put it that in another life, he would have been a rapper.

In The Beatles' early days, John Lennon would invite Paul McCartney over to write songs. McCartney thinks one of their earliest was about Lennon's parents.

John Lennon went on a trip with the Beatles manager, Brian Epstein. His friend claimed Lennon made an admission about the ...

"'I Want to Hold Your Hand' became that hit. It was released on November 29, 1963 in the UK and then on Boxing Day of that ...

In April 1976, the Beatles were six years into their solo careers, having split after their Let It Be album. Yet, less than a year into his tenure as producer of Saturday Night Live, Lorne Michaels ...