2020-03:O novo documentário de Peter Jackson...

... E a opinião de Paul McCartney e Ringo Starr, em que o filme/doc mostrará mais o verdadeiro espírito das sessões de Let it Be em 1969 (não apenas os conflitos mas muita diversão como sempre foi):

Why Paul McCartney and Ringo Said the New Beatles Doc Will Be So Different From 'Let It Be'.

https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/why-paul-mccartney-and-ringo-said-the-new-beatles-doc-will-be-so-different-from-let-it-be.html/

2019-06: The "mentrification" of The Beatles?

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/may/29/mentrification-how-men-appropriated-computers-beer-and-the-beatles

Citando:
"A reply repeated the question, but in regards to the Beatles. When did the group “start to be remembered as rock legends, rather than a silly boy band teenaged girls liked?” Another user answered: “when men decided they liked them”."

2019-01: Duetos de Paul McCartney...

... com Michael Jackson usados como argumento para não se detestar... Phil Collins!
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/jan/14/in-defence-of-phil-collins-what-is-the-genesis-of-all-the-hatred

Citando:
"Here’s the thing though: he didn’t force millions of us to buy his records. He didn’t demand we love him and his funny comb-forward.

You might argue he actively worked against the notion, what with his film clips (don’t, I beg you, look up Two Hearts – no, I mean it, don’t), his feature films, his suits, his songs …

Anyway, remember: Collins didn’t release anything as bad as Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson’s atrocious duets, and their musical reputations were eventually redeemed. Give the bloke a chance."

2019-01: A utopia de John Lennon seria um pesadelo

Imagine foi tocado na passagem de ano cumprindo a tradição mais uma vez. Como seria um mundo como a canção? Um pesadelo de acordo com este artigo do NYT:
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/lennon-s-utopia-is-no-dream-it-s-a-nightmare-hddst53sd

Citando:
"John Lennon’s utopia is no dream, it’s a nightmare

melanie phillips

Trying to live by the platitudes of Imagine would destroy all our bonds of nation and culture"

(...)

" song is chosen for this sacred annual spot because it is regarded by many as a hymn to a better world. “Imagine there’s no countries,” sang Lennon, “It isn’t hard to do/ Nothing to kill or die for/ And no religion too/ Imagine all the people living life in peace/ You may say I’m a dreamer/ But I’m not the only one/ I hope some day you’ll join us/ And the world will be as one.”"