White Album

The Beatles' 'White Album' makes a pretty good argument for its kitchen-sink track listing. Still, this thing is just too long (long, long).

Ringo Starr made history when he auctioned off his rare personal copy of the Beatles' White Album, a U.K. pressing stamped No. 0000001.

Ringo Starr is getting in on the auction action with a heaping helping of strange and wonderful Beatles items from his own personal collection.

The name may have signified a unified front, but project itself told a different story.

Sessions for their self-titled 1968 project started with 16 takes on John Lennon's "Revolution."

They're separated by a few decades and plenty of clicks on the volume knob, but the Beatles and Metallica do have a few things in common, such as the fact that they both released self-titled albums with simple monochrome artwork.

It was a bizarre twist to an already sensational story.

Ultimate Classic Rock explores covers of songs from the Beatles' 'White Album.'

As former Hole guitarist Eric Erlandson continues the promo tour for his book, 'Letters to Kurt,' he's been dropping bombshells about his experiences with the late Kurt Cobain. The latest is both touching and heartbreaking -- it recounts what could have been.