Paul McCartney wrote “Hello, Goodbye” in 1967. The song became a non-album single and has endured as one of their better-known hits. At this stage in The Beatles’ career, McCartney and John Lennon ...

Back in 1964, Paul McCartney played The Ed Sullivan Show with The Beatles. And on Thursday night, he returned to the same venue to turn out the lights on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Right up until near the end, when things got a little dicey, The Beatles mostly projected an air of harmony to the public. Only after the breakup did we find out that there were occasionally severe ...

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1967 was an incredibly eventful year for The Beatles. The first half of the year saw the triumphant release of their legendary album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. But soon enough, tragedy ...

Sir Paul McCartney returned to The Ed Sullivan Theatre 62 years after The Beatles' debut performance rocked the USA.

Paul McCartney said The Beatles were nervous but excited for their first US TV appearance because they loved American music ...

Stephen Colbert's Late Show went out in the most poetic way possible: with a Beatle onstage. Paul McCartney and the ...

"The Late Show" signs off with two powerful musical performances back-to-back, beginning with the quartet of Stephen Colbert, Louis Cato, Jon Batiste and Elvis Costello performing Costello's 1977 tune ...

Paul McCartney provided a quietly historic capstone to Stephen Colbert’s run on The Late Show by closing the final episode ...