ContactMusic — Harry Styles admits One Direction aren't in the same ''league'' as The Beatles.While the curly-haired hearrthrob thinks the band are experiencing the... 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

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The fan frenzy that erupted after the Beatles' 'Ed Sullivan Show' appearance was the result of musical talent, managerial chutzpah and marketing genius.It was the pop culture equivalent of the Big Bang, a televised moment that changed music for decad... more info

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Time — The day before the Beatles’ much anticipated appearance on Ed Sullivan the New York City weather was blustery, the landscape bleached of essential color. Neither of which deterred the fans. The highly charged crowd outside the Plaza was unusual eve... more info

USA Today Music — Where are they now? Artists, associates and advisers, some no longer with us. more info

Topix — Lon Van Eaton knows a little bit about the music industry. The New Hope resident has worked with George Harrison and legendary producer Klaus Voormann and released multiple albums with his brother Derrek, including one on the Beatles' Apple Records. more info

Mercury News, California — Beatlemania was strong in the Bay Area where they performed three times including their final public concert which took place, famously, at Candlestick Park. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — As the countdown continues toward Sunday’s 50 th anniversary of the Beatles’ first appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show” on Feb. 9, 1964, more activities are on tap to mark the occasion.     more info

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