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Josh Krajcik Sings the Beatles' 'Come Together' on 'X Factor' Ultimate Classic Rock Josh Krajcik simplified the Beatles' brilliant, rhythmically inventive 'Come Together' down to an overly dramatic, blues-rock bar band level tonight on 'X Factor,' and everybody but us seemed to love it. OK we can see how he and his mentor Nicole ... See all stories on this topic »

Fab Fan Memories earns Grammy nomination BeatlesNews.com (blog) "Fab Fan Memories - The Beatles Bond", a Beatles tribute CD produced and recorded in Nashville, Tenn., has received a Grammy nomination as one of five Grammy nominees in the "Best Spoken Word" category. Official Grammy balloting will begin Today, ... See all stories on this topic »

'Paul McCartney: The Love We Make': youthful zeal San Francisco Chronicle Paul McCartney exudes a Beatle-like enthusiasm during preparations for the Concert for New York City, in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks. When the Beatles came to America in 1964, the Fab Four met a pretty fabulous two - Albert and David Maysles, ... See all stories on this topic »

Rubber Band – XMAS!: The Beatmas (1996) Something Else! Reviews Since the Beatles are unfortunately no longer around to share their wonderful little holiday tunes with us, I suppose the next best thing to such entertainment is this great disc by Rubber Band. And what characters these guys are, as they blatantly rip ... See all stories on this topic » Something Else! Reviews

More New Madonna Music!!!! Two Previously Unreleased Tracks From Music PerezHilton.com Even her name is stolen it was after the song Lady Madonna by the Beatles and Radio GAGA by Queen she also has stolen Missing Persons Dale Bozzio look. Check out Missing Persons Words see for yourself! I'm gonna defend her with true facts so you little ... See all stories on this topic » PerezHilton.com

Remembering Bert Schneider, Film Producer … Maker of Monkees Big Hollywood Schneider, who died Monday at the age of 78, collaborated with Bob Rafelson to create a TV show aping the success of the Beatles. It all started with an ad in Variety seeking "4 insane boys" to take part in a bold new comedy experiment. ... See all stories on this topic »

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