Time — At the Plaza Hotel in New York the Beatles had basically been shut-ins, but in Miami, where they landed on Feb. 13, 1964, there was plenty of opportunity to soak in the sights. After being whisked past 7,000-10,000 screaming, marauding teenage fans a... more info

ContactMusic — Oasis rocker Liam Gallagher has reportedly set his sights on actor Jared Leto to star in the rocker's upcoming film about the Beatles.The Beady Eye... more info

Topix — Benefit-concert producers the Wild Honey Foundation , with generous support from Truetone Music , will present the classic Beatles records Revolver and Abbey Road albums, performed in their entirety and in order by a star-studded house band and guest... more info

NME — Iconic clothing to go under the hammer in March more info

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

Time — The unrelenting spotlight and grueling schedule were starting to wear on the Beatles. The constant encroachment and the extraneous obligations were exhausting. There were none of the boundaries they were used to in England. On the morning of Feb. 12 ... more info

The Telegraph — A crowd of 3000 gathered in Washington on Tuesday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles' first US concert     more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Nearly 14 million viewers tuned into Sunday’s CBS tribute special “The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute to the Beatles,” which fell far far short of the audience of 73 million that watched the Beatles' first appearance on “The Ed S... more info

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Time — On Feb. 11, two days after their Ed Sullivan debut, the Beatles really started to mix it up with the natives. They were due to give an evening performance in Washington, D.C., their first concert in America. Plans had been made to fly into the capita... more info