Now 25 years old, he had been a Beatles fan as a teenager, but as a born-again Christian was angered by John Lennon's claim in 1966 that the Liverpool band were "more popular than Jesus".

How John Lennon's Accidental LSD Trip During a Beatles Recording Session Strengthened His Bond with Paul McCartney 'John & Paul,' a new book by journalist Ian Leslie, explores the intricacies of ...

Paul McCartney and John Lennon met as teenagers. While they would become close, they were awkward when they first met.

A 1965 Beatles chart-topper signaled the beginning of a new creative chapter for John Lennon and Paul McCartney, forever changing the dynamic in the duo.

John Lennon never minced his words during his solo career, but he was already ready to speak his mind well into The Beatles' ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney were both responsible for writing a number of The Beatles' classic songs, but there was one track in particular that John said he 'regretted' not writing himself ...

John Lennon was a tough Liverpool teenager with a well-earned reputation—a rocker with a volatile streak—when he first encountered Paul McCartney. It was a summer day in 1957. John’s skiffle ...

John Lennon might have been older, but Paul McCartney had more talent on guitar when the two met as teenagers in 1957. It was that talent that earned him Lennon’s respect and a spot in his skiffle ...

On this day in 1957, John Lennon and Paul McCartney met for the first time, forming a friendship that would eventually lead to The Beatles.

The Beatles’ John Lennon had a turbulent family life including a tragic upbringing after his mother Julia’s death and welcomed two sons Julian and Sean ...

Many movies about John Lennon deal with his time as a superstar however, the best movie about him is about his early days.

John Lennon wrote a book in 1964 that would serve as a sort of foreshadowing to the Beatles' late-1960s psychedelic era.