Hey Jude Times Square Subway Station from 39forks on Vimeo. Video: “Hey Jude” Subway Sing-a-long Reader Scott caught this moment on tape at around 10:30 last night in the Times Square subway station—it’s sort of similar to the “Hey Jude” sing-a-long that went down during the Newark kissing bandit/security breach episode. Maybe the Beatles song [...]
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Yesterday, the Ed Sullivan Theatre was rocked alive with the sound of music and Paul [now Sir] McCartney. Over 45 years ago, Beatlemania was born in this very theatre when Sullivan introduced McCartney (along with John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr) and the Beatles to America. What was planned as a surprise quickly became [...]
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Today marks the 28th anniversary of John Lennon’s murder: the passing of a legend and also of a generation. For those of us who grew up in the Sixties, we’d thought that Lennon and the Beatles were somehow immortal. Despite the harsh reality of Vietnam, the Kennedys, King, as well as our own private losses [...]
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