hypebot.com - (UPDATED) EMI is in serious talks with other labels to manage its most valuable asset - a deep catalog including The Beatles, Pink Foyd, Blondie and more - in exchange for the $600 million USD that it needs to stop...

rocknrollview.com - As most of you know, tomorrow (September 9, 2009) will be the official release of the newly remastered Beatles catalog. For rock fans, this is a very important moment.

dietoondie.com - You thought they were all about peace and love? Ha!

undercover.com.au - A 1911 payslip made out to E. Rigby has been sold at auction £115,000 ($AUD269,000).      The document suggests that Paul McCartney’s fictitious character Eleanor Rigby actually existed although McCartney is sticking by his original story...

nme.com - Historic document sold for £115,000

cnn.com - I think John Lennon was surprised because it had been said in a casual way to a journalist who was a personal friend of his and he had no idea it would cause that sort of controversy. When it did happen he was actually quite frightened because they w

nme.com - The former Beatle said that although he did not download illegally himself, he admitted he had been tempted to buy Radiohead's 2007 name-your-own-price download of 'In Rainbows' for just one pence – then tell friends he'd paid more.

nme.com - The Beatles' back catalogue isn't set to be available for legal download on iTunes any time soon, as Sir Paul McCartney has revealed that negotiations are "stalled" between Apple Corps and EMI.

nme.com - A previously-unheard interview with The Beatles' late guitarist George Harrison has been discovered. 1967 interview with George could be worth £200,000.

ultimate-guitar.com - Paul McCartney recently spoke with BBC Radio 4 about an unreleased Beatles song recorded in 1967 that he’s pushing to finally get released.