A song from The Beatles’ Magical Mystery Tour was inspired by a mishap from the band’s press officer. George Harrison received all credit for the song even though Paul McCartney helped create it. Paul ...

The Magical Mystery Tour film made by The Beatles baffled viewers and miffed critics upon its release in 1967. But the music that emanated from the movie stands as some of the most innovative and ...

On September 5, 1967, The Beatles began recording "I Am the Walrus"—John Lennon's surreal psychedelic masterpiece. Recorded ...

The Beatles skated through much of their career, getting nothing but the most laudatory notices from the press. Their music was hailed and set apart as an ideal by music critics. But they eventually ...

The Beatles’ “Magical Mystery Tour” appears early in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” is also in the movie. The Beatles make sense in the film but Bowie does not.

The musician was seen on a video call with his former bandmate Ringo Starr ...

The Beatles in 'Magical Mystery Tour', telling the older generation a thing or two A quarter of the British population watched the black and white broadcast of this quite determinedly colour ...

Craig Jones is a freelance film features writer for Collider. He began his freelancing career writing on rock and alternative music for fanzines, before winning a job as a gig reviewer for a regional ...

Fans on a Beatles tour of Liverpool got quite a surprise when they had a chance encounter with Paul McCartney. Neil Morton, who drives the Magical Mystery Tour Bus around Liverpool, tells the BBC that ...

Ready to press play on 'The Beatles: Magical Mystery Tour Memories' on your favorite screen? Here’s where you can watch it, including platforms and services with rental, purchase, and subscription ...

A couple weeks ago, I wore a t-shirt that said “Love is all you need.” “Beatles?” confirmed a guy I know, to which I nodded. Later that day, I was talking to this guy about Test Spins, wondering which ...

This nostalgic retrospective with colleagues and friends of the Beatles fondly recalls Paul McCartney's simple plan for the "Magical Mystery Tour" movie: to let assorted odd characters climb aboard a ...