Ringo Starr was an important part of The Beatles when they were on stage. In the studio, the other members didn't pay much attention to him.

Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine revealed an awkward joke turned instructive moment with one of his musical heroes, Paul ...

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Gagosian LA will showcase 36 photos, including some that have never been seen before, that the singer-songwriter took in 1963 ...

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For drummer Ringo Starr, the Beatles breakup didn't offer as many post-split opportunities as his songwriting bandmates.

Ringo Starr penned this delightfully whimsical Beatles song during one of the band's lowest points in the late 1960s.

After the breakdown of The Beatles, Paul McCartney will admit that he found it incredibly difficult, especially when it came to figuring out his next steps.