The Beatles

John Lennon ultimately called it a "lousy track of a great song."

The Beatles were expanding their musical and visual horizons into Psychedelia on this day in 1967. The Fab Four and a film crew took a trip to Knole Park, Sevenoaks, Kent, England and spent the day filming in color the promotional video for "Strawberry Fields Forever".

It happened after a frustratingly unproductive morning spent working on "Get Back" and "Two of Us."

The band was in a free fall as 1969 began.

Televisions across Britain were taken over by a surreal adventure on Boxing Day in 1967.

Just in time for Christmas, the Beatles are making their catalog available for streaming.

One of the first projects the band undertook after forming Apple Corps was an expansion into retail.

Here’s a little Ozzy Osbourne trivia in honor of his birthday today. Did you know his favorite band is The Beatles or that his tattoos include the letters O-Z-Z-Y across his left knuckles, happy faces on both knees, ‘THANKS’ on his right palm, a red-hooded ghoul on his left chest and a blue dragon on his right chest? (The first two were self-made during a brief time in jail in the late sixties.) O

Ringo Starr is getting in on the auction action with a heaping helping of strange and wonderful Beatles items from his own personal collection.

Coming out on November 6, Apple Records will issue a new version of the album "The Beatles 1." The compilation was originally released in November 2000 with worldwide sales of over 31 million copies. The new version of "1" includes 27 digitally enhanced promotional videos for each of the band's 27 No. 1 hits and 23 additional videos.

Some cultural revolutions, like this one, begin with little fanfare and take a while to gather steam.

He's is alive and well, but a well-placed rumor had some thinking otherwise.