Despite many poking fun at fact that The Beatles have arrived in iTunes and after seeing plenty of people claiming that anyone who wanted their music most likely already had it on CD (or ripped from CD), it seems that plenty of people are actually buying the music. According to The Loop (who were informed more »

The big announcement from Apple turned out to not be all that exciting, The Beatles are now available in iTunes. After all, most Beatles fans likely have all the tracks already. That said, there was the Box Set being offering in iTunes, which is priced at $149. Personally, the box set is great and it more »

We know that Apple is planning to announce something iTunes related at 10AM EST this morning and while there has been plenty of rumor and speculation since the news hit yesterday — the Wall Street Journal is reporting that this will be a Beatles related announcement. Say what? The Beatles are finally coming to iTunes? more »

It seems to have been a while since the topic of The Beatles coming to iTunes last reared its ugly head. Given that, what better time but now, except it is not all that good of news. Basically, the possibility is not fully out of question, however according to Yoko Ono; “Don’t hold your breath more »

Just as quickly as the “official” word came through yesterday, it seems that was not quite as “official” as we would have hoped. According to even more recent reports The Beatles tracks will not be heading to iTunes just yet. “There is no deal for the music of the Beatles to go to iTunes or more »

After what has amassed to literally years of Beatles and iTunes speculation and rumors ranging from everything to having the music added to a Yellow Submarine branded iPod.

Well, and I say this as a huge Beatles fan, I am glad to say its not the Yellow Submarine iPod that has come true, but instead it’s much more exciting news as the complete Beatles catalog will soon be hitting iTunes. Thanks to a reported $400 million deal, signed by Sir Paul McCartney who seems to be benefiting the most. However Ringo Starr as well as the families of both John Lennon and George Harrison will also benefit. We also cannot forget the record labels, EMI, Sony and Michael Jackson who all own at least partial shares of the collection as well.

NASA plans on beaming The Beatles Across the Universe into space making it the first song to be used in such a way. The transmission of the song will mark the 40th anniversary of the song’s recording. It will be aimed at the North Star, Polaris, 431 light years away from Earth, and it will more »