The furious letter Michael Jackson once wrote blasting The Beatles and Elvis Presley, where he said that their success was ...

Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney's close friendship and collaboration were torn apart when the King of Pop made a shocking ...

Michael Jackson bought control of The Beatles’ music catalog, and from that point on, his relationship with Paul McCartney ...

Deon Cole appeared on The Breakfast Club and recalled the time Beatles icon Paul McCartney got high and told him how Michael Jackson bought the publishing of the group’s music. During the ...

When artists are compared to The Beatles, it’s usually meant as a compliment. However, Michael Jackson was upset when someone said The Jackson 5 were “the Black Beatles.” He had a point!

The Beatles were the best rock ‘n’ roll band ever, but there was one way in which Michael Jackson surpassed them. The King of Pop was simply a better entertainer than the Fab Four.

Michael Jackson, who died in 2009 after an accidental ... Surprisingly far down the list were late Beatles stars John Lennon and George Harrison. READ MORE: The Beatles' Paul McCartney burst ...

“Some time ago, the media came up with the idea that Michael Jackson was going to leave his share in the Beatles’ songs to me in his will,” McCartney wrote in a statement on his website.

MJ was such a fan of The Beatles he even purchased a huge amount of the Lennon-McCartney back catalogue - but does he still own them? Does Michael Jackson still own the rights to songs by The Beatles?

The verbose 28-time Grammy winner had plenty of hot takes about the musical legends he’s worked with over decades, from Michael Jackson to the Beatles to Cream. Here are some highlights from the ...

Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney first met and became ... ATV owned the rights to 251 songs from the Beatles’ catalogue (as well as 4000 other songs and a library of sound effects).

it might have been called Michael Jackson, Inc. In 1985, this conglomerate made its most substantial acquisition: ATV, the company that housed the prized music publishing catalogue of the Beatles.