As the World Cup nears, national teams are using creative social media videos, enlisting celebrities, politicians, and even royalty for squad announcements, moving beyond traditional press conferences.
The Beatles' cultural impact remains unparalleled, with recent events, documentaries, and upcoming biopics reigniting a new wave of Beatlemania, comparing their enduring legacy to Shakespeare's.
Stephen Colbert ended his 11-season run as host of The Late Show with a final episode featuring Sir Paul McCartney. The show, which began in 1993 with David Letterman, concluded its 33-year run at New York's Ed Sullivan Theater.
The band will recreate their recording studio and share unseen memorabilia in London's Savile Row.
Aurélien Picard, owner of L'Imprimerie brewery in Bannalec, Brittany, has been ordered by Yoko Ono to stop selling his John Lemon craft beer, claiming trademark infringement. The lemon and ginger-flavoured beer, featuring a caricature of John Lennon with lemon-slice glasses and the tagline "Get Bock," has been sold for five years. Ono registered the John Lemon trademark a decade ago to protect her late husband's name. Picard faces a €100,000 fine plus €1,500 daily until he stops, but has been allowed to sell remaining stock until July 1.
Ringo's childhood love of classic country still influences the new music that The Beatles's drummer makes.
Ringo Starr releases new solo album 'Long Long Road', marking a departure from his Beatles roots into Americana and country music with influences from LA and Nashville rather than Liverpool and London. The Beatles drummer sat down with BBC to discuss the album and his love of touring with bands.
