Beatlemania revisited, 60 years after iconic band's arrival in America ABC News' Rebecca Jarvis explores the Fab Four's impact on U.S. music and popular culture ahead of the release of producer ...

Long before reality TV blurred the lines between celebrity and character, Saturday morning cartoons were already doing ...

The Beatles played to thousands of screaming fans at Cow Palace on Aug. 19, 1964, before holding their last official show at Candlestick Park a mere two years later on Aug. 29, 1966. The bottom line: ...

'Beatlemania in My Life' is a look back at the impact that The Beatles made on one person, an experience shared by millions around the world.

The youngest baby boomers, born in the era that spawned Beatlemania, have less retirement wealth than older generations.

Sixty years ago, “Beatlemania” was born. And during this pivotal time in the Beatles’ history, a young Paul McCartney was taking photos of all the excitement around him.

The Beatles returned to the top of the UK music charts on Friday, with the record-breaking track "Now And Then", making history as the act with the longest gap between its first and last No. 1 single.

Beatlemania is back in ‘TWST – Things We Said Today’ by Andrei Ujica, premiering Out of Competition at Venice Film Festival.

WABC radio is celebrating its centennial and The Post looks back at the station's incredible coverage — from Beatlemania to 9/11 — and the famous personalities, such as Howard Cosell and ...

In a pub just a stone’s throw from Anfield stadium, where 60,000 fans gather regularly to watch Liverpool Football Club, bar staff are preparing to serve a very different clientele.

In 1964, on the band’s first world tour, Paul McCartney took pictures that have only recently been discovered. What do they show us?