Beatles Pics Bring a Small Fortune at Auction

We’re always excited to hear about Beatle treasures popping up in auctions, rummage sales and more. Recently, a boatload of early Beatles pictures was auctioned off in England for nearly $360,000.

Over 400 negatives of early Beatles U.S. concerts had been unearthed last year, auctioned off this year by young photographer Mike Mitchell, who at the time was just a kid, an 18 year old who took candid and concert photos of the Fab Four at the February 11, 1964 concert in Washington, D.C. and later in Baltimore.

Also auctioned off was a hotel book, a registry that had been signed by all four arriving guests, the Beatles, along with their road manager Brian Epstein.

Written by: Vipology Staff Writer

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New Music Coming From Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda

Mike Shinoda has been in the news recently for good reasons just recently he released new music as a solo artist. His debut solo album is going to be released June 15, but we won’t have to wait before hearing new music from him. He released music videos for two songs from that album, “Nothing Makes Sense Anymore” and “Crossing a Line.” He’s recently been asked about if Linkin Park […]

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