Facebook X Reddit Email Save. The Beatles’ new song, the final entry in their extraordinary songbook to be released in November, is a thing of beauty.Titled “Now and Then,” it reminds us ...

Now and Then is one of those ‘90s movies not enough people talk about anymore. Considered at the time the Stand By Me of ...

'Now and Then," the final song from the Beatles, left some crying at the reunion of George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.

Ultimately, 2023’s “Now and Then” is not a Beatles song, but rather a Beatles tribute song. It is a beautiful effort to bring John, Paul, ...

But “Now and Then” copes with separation, one that has now been made final by mortality. The song can’t compare to the music the four Beatles made together in the 1960s.

The song, “Now and Then,” was one of several unfinished songs written by John Lennon before his murder in 1980, which his wife Yoko Ono gave to the remaining Beatles after his death.

When “Now and Then” first came out in late 2023, the disclosure that it was finalized utilizing AI caused an uproar. At the time, many fans assumed that the remaining Fab Four members — Paul ...

The Beatles won a Grammy Award last night for their new song Now and Then. The song was produced with AI, but that doesn't mean it's AI-generated.

The Brief. The Beatles won Best Rock Performance at the 2024 Grammy Awards for "Now and Then." The song, built from a 1970s John Lennon demo, was completed using AI technology to isolate his vocals.

“Now and Then” is perhaps the best-case scenario for AI’s place in music. It’s a lost pearl of music history, made possible through subtle technology that illuminates, rather than generates.

As of this writing, almost a week after the release of Now and Then, it’s still #1 on iTunes, to the chagrin of BTS fans (The Beatles have so far managed to keep Jungkook’s new single Standing ...

They sound the same, but they're not. I want to be clear: "Now and Then" is not an AI-generated song: No one is tapping AI to recreate the voice of John Lennon to make another award-winning song.