The Beatles

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  • The Artist you better not call Prince

    After nearly two decades as rock royalty, his inner flame still burns hot purple -- rain or shine.
  • A magical, movable feast

    The Beatles live again in the eye- and ear-popping new print of "Yellow Submarine."
  • China's new weapon: Smart sperm

    To be Chinese, microscopic and brilliant; Korbut's koach kops to knuckleheadedness; Justice in Utah sweepstakes: First prize? Dinner with the psycho who was birddoggin' ya.
  • Richard Lester: A hard day's life

    The man who "invented" the music video was the perfect film director for the Beatles. His exuberant, manic style matched theirs and brilliantly captured an era at its beginning.
  • 50,000,000 Backstreet Boys' fans can be wrong

    The sweat-drenched rock 'n' rollers of the '50s knew all about good and evil. Forty years later, the Backstreet Boys are singing love songs to their moms. How did pop music get this insipid?
  • Back to Pepperland

    Unreleased Beatles song will accompany "Yellow Submarine" reissue.
  • Silly loved songs

  • Sharps & Flats

  • Music Feature: Back in white

    'The White Album' at 30
  • Jewel

    Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine
  • Del Amitri

  • The son also rises

    After 14 years of disappointment, Julian Lennon is finally doing it his way.
  • A death in the family: Linda McCartney, 1941-1998

  • Oasis, Cornershop

    Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, January 26,1998
  • The Gospel according to Paul

    His authorized biography makes a convincing case that Paul McCartney, derided as a pretty-boy lightweight, stood equal with John Lennon in creating some of the most important and beloved music of the 20th century.
  • Be Here Now

  • Appetite for Affection

    Pop music's food fetish is just a thinly veiled hunger for love.
  • Radio Off

    The strange death, and even stranger life, of a radio experiment called Fab 105 -- all Beatles, all the time, and peace and love for everyone.
  • A Sweet Tune From Lennon's Tomb

    Mark Hertsgaard reviews "The Beatles Anthology, Volume 2".
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