The Beatles' heartstring-tugging ballad "She's Leaving Home" was based on the true story of a then-17-year-old Melanie Coe.

The politics of the Beatles’ split is messy. When people ask why the band split up, the fact is that there is no easy answer. It involves years of built-up tensions and arguments, the impact of drugs, ...

The Walton-born Beatles legend, 82 ... The latest edition of Paul's series 'You Gave Me the Answer" was published online yesterday (January 30). The series allows fans to ask him a question ...

The cast and crew of Section 31 tell io9 why stories about the controversial ... it mirrors conversations we’re having about our real word, and to me that’s what makes it beautiful: it ...

As a human rights barrister, Lord Hermer represented Maha Elgizouli, the mother of one of the so-called “Islamic State Beatles” implicated ... “That is why there is a robust system for ...

There are only a handful of moments in their career where The Beatles justifiably struck out ... like kicking up the tempo of ‘Please Please Me’ or suggesting using the extended outro found at the ...

William Tell’s status as a folk hero makes his story kind of a Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves for the Swiss, only they're taking a country from the rich (Austria) and giving it to the poor.

Why did William Tell shoot an apple off his son’s head? William Tell was forced to aim his crossbow at his son, Walter, by a tyrannical official in Altdorf, in the canton of Uri. At the time, the land ...

Protagonist William Tell, a formerly peaceful hunter, finds himself forced to take action as his family and homeland come under threat from the oppressive Austrian King and his ruthless warlords.

The Beatles were never scared to try something new ... "I used to love this expression… He sounded like a philosopher to me. He was a great guy anyway and I said to him, ‘I really like that ...

So the story goes, anyway. Wilhelm Tell likely never existed. But if he did, one would hope he showed more grit and zeal than Claes Bang musters in this merely competent historical epic.