The Beatles generally enjoyed a blemish-free run through the 60s in terms of their relationship with their fans and the press. Even when a minor kerfuffle arose now and then, it was quickly squelched ...

In March 1966, John Lennon, wearied by two years of Beatlemania and excessive touring and travelling, talked to journalist Maureen Cleeve for an interview with the British newspaper, London's Evening ...

On 4th March, 1966, the Evening Standard published an interview between Maureen Cleave and John Lennon entitled 'How Does A Beatle Live?' It was supposed to be a gentle depiction of their everyday ...

At this point, pretty much everybody with a passing interest in rock history knows about the uproar that ensued when John Lennon made a remark about the Beatles being "more popular than Jesus" during ...

The Beatles’ music and their ability to elicit intense emotional reactions from their audience go hand in hand when defining their cultural legacy, but one of the biggest controversies the band ever ...