ContactMusic — Celebrated snapper David Bailey ordered John Lennon to close his eyes and turn away from Sir Paul Mccartney during a photoshoot as he feared The... more info

Stereogum — Last week The Late Show featured a diverse group of artists covering the Beatles in honor of the 50th anniversary of their performance on the Ed Sullivan Show. We got the Flaming Lips and Sean Lennon playing “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds,” Sting... more info

Time — If you ask Fred Armisen, “The Beatles or the Stones?” expect the actor, comedian and musician to always pick the Beatles. “I love everything about the Beatles, all the time,” he says. That’s a sentiment that many people share, but long befo... more info

NME — The band were joined by Sean Lennon for the performance more info

Time — Fifty years ago this Friday, the Beatles made their first visit to America with a stop in New York City to perform on The Ed Sullivan Show – a moment in time that would enthrall millions of  TV viewers and alter pop culture forever. Now the Big Ap... more info

Stereogum — David Letterman continued his week-long tribute to the Fab Four with a performance from the Flaming Lips, who were joined by Sean Lennon to cover “Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.” Throughout the week, Broken Bells, Sting, and Lenny Kravitz have al... more info

Time — It seems impossible to recall a time when the Beatles weren’t part of Americans’ collective consciousness. Yet exactly 50 years ago, on Feb. 7, 1964, as John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr boarded Pan Am Flight 101 in Lon... more info

Topix — The Beatles, one of the most famous groups in the history of pop music; from left to right, George Harrison , Ringo Starr, John Lennon , and in front, Paul McCartney. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Jonathan Dick Having began his musical career at the age of eleven on his father's 1974 album Walls and Bridges, Julian Lennon has the unique and at the same time daunting privilege of bearing the name and legacy of... more info

The Telegraph — On January 30 1969, the Fab Four - John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr - played live for one last time     more info