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Tony Bennett's granddaughter Kelsey has curated a series of images featuring famous faces to benefit her late grandfather's nonprofit Exploring the Arts. Bidding is live on Artsy starting June 25.

Image credits: Simon John You’ve likely seen the legendary photo of the Beatles on the zebra crossing in London. The famous Abbey Road album cover shows John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney ...

LONDON (AP) — In Abbey Road’s Studio One, even a lick of paint could ruin everything. Famous for hosting Adele, Harry Styles and U2, it’s where the scores of “Star Wars,” “Harry Potter” and “Wicked” ...

In other words, she still plays to win. When Wemimo Abbey and Samir Goel met Williams, they had pitched their company to 326 investors—and failed to convince any of them that the venture could work.

In 2020, one of his last engagements as a working royal before his move to the U.S. with Meghan Markle was an Invictus Games event at the famous Abbey Road music recording studios in London.

It's most famous inspiring the title of the 1969 Beatles album. JD Vance corrected himself after his mistake saying: "I meant Abbey Gate," but the moment still spread on social media.

“I simply took them off as I crossed Abbey Road. There was no deeper meaning.” According to reports, there were behind-the-scenes photos taken that feature those sandals.

The collection of 33 black and white photographs taken at Abbey Road will be sold with the copyright for an estimated £200 to £300.Dinosaur skeleton fetches record $44.6m at auctionSigned Buffalo Bill ...

Abbey's Road: Reliving the joy of the summer road trip Yes, Denise, we would definitely like the door to be opened, because if we’re going to travel 900 miles to see a ball of twine, we want at ...