A winning comedy that let the Fab Four embrace the image that had been made of them, Help! is as underrated as the album that inspired it.

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Fifty-nine years ago today, John Lennon explained and apologized for his comments about The Beatles in a British newspaper.

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Origin Story: The roots of this long-gestating song go back to 1966; Harrison first introduced "Isn't It a Pity" during ...

It's been 60 years since The Beatles unleashed 'Help!' to the world. Let's explore five bits of trivia attached to the LP's songs.