Crocs is celebrating the timeless magic of The Beatles with an exclusive collection of classic clogs and themed Jibbitz charms. Inspired by the 1968 movie Yellow Submarine - an animated film starring all four members of the eight-time Grammy Award winning band - the collab features an all-over print with propellors on the back to resemble an actual submarine and the fab four tucked away on the sole.

Talia Byre’s lineage is peppered with successful clothes-makers, designers and boutique owners. But over the last 80 years, the British fashion landscape has changed.

Topeka USD 501 is preparing to implement a program called "TeachRock," which focuses on educating students about modern music.

Bill Medley confesses that he thought "my recording days were over" since it had been more than a dozen years since the legendary baritone from The Righteous Brothers had released an album. But, thankfully,

Brooklyn Duo’s Patrick Laird discuss their piano and cello covers of The Beatles, Evanescence, Olivia Rodrigo, Cyndi Lauper, and A-Ha songs and more.

Richard Nixon, Muhammad Ali, and Jane Fonda are featured in the first three episodes of the series that launches on Sky Documentaries on Sunday, with three more set to come out later in 2025.

Ahead of the sale, the collection of 36 images—all taken between December 1963 and February 1964—will be exhibited at Gagosian

Neil Kadisha and his firm Omninet Capital are investing $20 million to convert the 61-year-old downtown hotel and an adjacent building into the Vision on Lombard Apartments. The property once welcomed the Beatles in the early 1960s and today holds 246 studio units along with a revamped facade and remodeled interior space that includes a gym in the former rooftop restaurant that once spun around to offer 360-degree views of the city.

The Monkees were widely accused of ripping off The Beatles. "Ripping-off" was usually too strong a word for the inspirat

This episode, covering the 1960s, has music from The Beatles and Herman’s Hermits.

Kendrick Lamar is just the fourth musical act to own the Hot 100's top three on more than one occasion, joining The Beatles, Taylor Swift, and his rival, Drake.