Paul McCartney opened up about his unique bond with Ringo Starr, saying "it's something hardly anyone else has." Despite The Beatles parting ways more than 50 years ago, Paul and Ringo have stayed close and still collaborate from time to time.

The Beatles underwent a tremendous career and personal shift, thanks in no small part to the influence of Pattie Boyd.

Featured on the sophomore album 'With The Beatles,' this tune stood out as a particularly brilliant example of Paul's songwriting prowess. Music historian Mark Lewisohn extolled it in his book, labeling it as "magnificent... by far (McCartney's) best, most complex piece of songwriting yet."

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reflected on their unique friendship in a new interview. The last surviving members of The Beatles said their bond is particularly important since John Lennon and George Harrison have died.

The Beatles' first-ever recording is one of the most valuable recordings in the world, but Paul McCartney didn't get it back until 20 years after it was made

"The song 'Get Back,' when you were recording, Yoko was in the studio and every time you sang 'Get Back,' John accused you of staring at Yoko and he took it as an insult," Howard Stern said to Sir Paul in January 2022, two months after Get Back premiered on Disney+.

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are looking back on their decades-long friendship as the only surviving members of The Beatles. The duo reflected on their “special” bond in a profile of Starr in The New York Times published on Wednesday, July 2.

Paul McCartney has opened up about what it was like to play live with The Beatles as he admitted not every song went down well with fans, especially Baby's in Black

Nationwide Boulevard was renamed McCartney Boulevard in honor of Sir Paul McCartney's performance at Nationwide Arena on Oct. 13, 2015. Sir Paul was not in attendance at the stree