In June, 2013, BBC One debuted a 10-part series, The White Queen, a depiction of the Wars of the Roses seen through the eyes of key women, and based on a series of historical novels by Philippa Gregory.
The Beatles' Last Show: Alan Parsons, Eyewitness. At noon on this day, January 30, in 1969, the Beatles strolled out onto the roof of their Apple Corp building on Londonâs Saville Row to perform a concert for assembled friends and family.
Since EMI owned the studios, The Beatles were afforded largely unlimited time to record their songs, particularly after they stopped touring in August 1966. This gave them time to relax and spend time working on tracks unhampered by the expenses occurred by other groups.