A world without The Beatles would be a little less exciting, if not totally confusing, as the movie Yesterday shows. The Fab Four are the soundtrack to most people’s lives. The band that pretty much ...

After a freak accident during a brief global blackout, nobody remembers the music of the Beatles, save for one lowly English singer-songwriter. That's the fun, fascinating premise of "Yesterday," a ...

Did The Beatles ever record a bigger hit than “Yesterday”? If you go strictly by performance on the Billboard Hot 100, maybe you can argue in favor of “Hey Jude” (nine weeks on top) or “I Want to Hold ...

When Paul McCartney came up with the Beatles classic “Yesterday,” he played it for as many people as he could. It wasn't because he was looking for criticism, but because he wanted to know if people ...

He also was called on to up his rudimentary musical chops so he might credibly deliver Beatles classics including the title tune, “Help!” “Something,” “All You Need Is Love” and “Let It Be,” as though ...

No pun intended, but imagine a world in which no one has ever heard of the Beatles or any of their songs. That’s the clever premise behind Yesterday (out June 28th), the new film directed by Danny ...

John Lennon didn’t write The Beatles‘ “Yesterday.” Despite this, he joked he would receive a plaque for writing the song. John also revealed what he thought about “Yesterday.” John Lennon told fans of ...

In director Danny Boyle’s clever new comedy, “Yesterday,” that famous hoax is actually sorta true. A man wakes up after a bike accident during a blackout to discover a world where all submarines are ...

Imagine that the world has blacked out for a snap. When everything comes back, you find yourself in a timeline where John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr hadn’t come together ...

Pemberton was charged by director Danny Boyle with helping train actor Himesh Patel and writing a Fab-evocative score. So Pemberton said yes, and was on the film for a year and a half. In the film, ...