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It was 11 years ago today that we lost "The Quiet Beatle" and honestly, my favorite Beatle.

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Instead of just re-telling the Beatles story, this new documentary talks to celebrities about their personal Beatles connections.

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Celebrating its 10th anniversary this week is George Harrison's understated and deeply beautiful 'Brainwashed,' the famed guitarist and former Beatle's eleventh -- and, tragically, final -- studio album.

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The Emmy-winning George Harrison: Living in the Material World will be the debut presentation on December 8th on a new pay-per-view service launching through Facebook.

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For most of the '80s, George Harrison seemed content to let Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr represent the surviving Beatles on the pop charts -- but that changed in a big way with the release of his 10th studio album, 'Cloud Nine.'

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It's often been said that death can be the ultimate career move. But for our most iconic celebrities, the money can keep rolling into their estate long after they've gone. A new list from Forbes tracks the top-earning dead celebrities, with some classic rockers placing high on the list.

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Remember the Beatles Anthology? It had a 'reunion' track called Now and Then which was written by John Lennon in the late 70's and given to McCartney by Yoko Ono along with Free As A Bird  and Real Love for consideration as a reunion track. They only laid in a drum track bec

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Out today (October 8th) is the Yoko Ono sanctioned book, The John Lennon Letters. Tomorrow (October 9th) marks what would've been Lennon's 72nd birthday. The John Lennon Letters was edited by noted Beatles author Hunter Davies and features letters sent by the late Beatle to lovers, friends, family, and fans from every point in his life, and culled from a collection over nearly 300 letters and postcards. Highlights include Lennon's rants to and against the press, Yoko bashers, producer George Martin, and Paul and Linda McCartney.

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More than 1600 Beatles fans came together Friday in their hometown of Liverpool, England to sing their first single, "Love Me Do," on the 50th anniversary of its release. In doing so, they set a new Guinness Book of World Records mark for the most people singing in the round.

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It was 50 years ago today (October 5th, 1962) that the Beatles' first single "Love Me Do"'/"P.S. I Love You" was released on EMI's Parlophone Records in England. Although the song went on to top the U.S. charts two years later, it's initial release in 1962 saw the Beatles score a sizable, but still minor, Top 20 hit with "Love Me Do" peaking at a respectable Number 17.

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