The Beatles are one of the most iconic bands of all time, but not every song that Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote was a classic - and they admitted some were just 'work'

Paul McCartney said he tried to stay out of trouble as a child. When he couldn't, he tried to get back at his parents for punishing him.

A quote from Paul McCartney in 2009 has resurfaced after a Reddit user posted a screenshot of the quote onto the social media site leaving users to take to the comments.

Paul McCartney lied to get out of trouble as a child. He said that the guilt became so intense that he eventually caved.

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Music legend Paul McCartney is shocking fans with his recent career update on social media. The former Beatle, who recently played a series of surprise gigs in New York City before taking the stage at SNL's star-studded 50th anniversary special,

Sir Paul McCartney has shared his favourite song and it's not one of The Beatles' hits. The track is a popular tune from the 1930s sung by Fred Astaire

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reportedly are different in private than in public. Here's what a friend of The Beatles had to say.

Paul McCartney announced a book about his time in Wings, set to hit shelves this fall. Edited by historian Ted Widmer, 'Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run' will cover the group’s chart-topping success and their impact on the post-Beatles musical landscape.

L ike Foreigner last year, Joe Cocker has earned the most coveted accolade for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s shortlist of nominees: the Beatle endorsement. Paul McCartney wro

Playing “The End” on the “SNL50” special hardly marked the end of what fans will be hearing or seeing from Paul McCartney this year. He announced Wednesday that he will release a book, “Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run,” tracing the history of the group he helmed through most of the 1970s after the Beatles’ breakup. It comes out Nov. 4.

Paul McCartney is taking a trip back to the ‘70s for a new book, with Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run set to look at his post-Beatles band. Scheduled for release on Nov. 4 via Liveright/W. W. Norton and Allen Lane/Penguin Press, the book is ...