NME - In The Office — 1The Dirty Mac Possibly one of the first ever supergroups, The Dirty Mac consisted of John Lennon (The Beatles), Eric Clapton, Keith Richards (The Rolling Stones) Mitch Mitchell (The Jimi Hendrix Experience) and Yoko Ono. Lennon put the band together... more info

Guardian Music — A hidden message on a Beatles album sleeve leads US fans on a magical mystery tour - to the telephone number of the Guardian's industrial correspondentRumours that Paul McCartney is dead, which have pushed the Beatles back to the top of the charts in... more info

Guardian Music — Theatre Royal, Glasgow; Leeds Grand; Holywell Music Room, OxfordIn 1969, when man first walked on the moon, the Beatles said goodbye to live performance and a newborn Ed Miliband said hello, an unknown young man from County Durham made his operatic d... more info

411 Mania — Newly-revealed footage from 1965... more info

Guardian Music — The grime star on his viewing habits, from EastEnders to Michael McIntyreUnmissable show?EastEnders. I watch it Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and I used to do the Sunday omnibus, but they've moved that to a mad time on Friday night. My favourite... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Beatles or Stones? It's the oldest question in rock, but in some unreleased archival footage from director Peter Whitehead's " Charlie Is My Darling ," one doesn't have to choose. more info

Prefix — The relationship between the Rolling Stones and the Beatles is a deep and complex one usually. Sometimes ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/watch-the-rolling-stones-mock-the-beatles/70850/ more info

Consequence of Sound — Rare clip off the forthcoming Charlie Is My Darling – Ireland 1965. more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Toronto Star profiles author Junot Diaz. Another joy: being paired with Chabon for the opening night interview. "There is a certain simpatico between us. . . . We're just a couple of nerds trying to write seriously about the... more info

Guardian Music — Former Beatle hooks up with two different producers, Ethan Johns and Mark Ronson, but nature of projects remains unclearLess than a year after the release of Kisses on the Bottom, Sir Paul McCartney is already at work on one, or maybe two, new albums... more info