That being so, here are three early Beatles songs that feature George Martin on the piano. Released in 1963, The Beatles single “Not a Second Time” is the quintessential tune of the group’s ...

George Martin was the guy in the room with the four members of the group for the vast majority of their recordings, and his input into their music was often essential to its overall effect.

Game of Thrones fans are up in arms after learning that George R.R Martin is involved in the company that's brought back once ...

House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal has weighed in on George R.R. Martin‘s since-deleted blog posts criticizing the creative decisions that were made in season 2 of the HBO series.

So I can only hope that George and I can rediscover that harmony someday. But that’s what I have to say about it.” Martin specifically disagreed with the omission of Maelor Targaryen ...

Addressing George's blog post ... unwilling to acknowledge the practical issues at hand in a reasonable way." Martin expressed disappointment over changes to House of the Dragon, particularly ...

George R.R. Martin and Robert Redford sat in a New Mexico jail cell last night playing a game of chess. In the scene (see clip below), lawman Leaphorn swings by his police station’s holding cell.

Filming is officially underway on House of the Dragon season 3 The announcement has been overshadowed by a spat between its showrunner and George R.R. Martin It's unclear what the tit for tat ...

“So I can only hope that George and I can rediscover that harmony someday. But that’s what I have to say about it.” After Martin published his blog posts, HBO responded saying that adapting ...

The hit HBO series that became a cultural phenomenon is based on novelist George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series. The show primarily covered the first five books and eventually ...

George R.R. Martin has a new update on The Winds of Winter, but it doesn't sound like the next book in the A Song of Ice and Fire series is coming anytime soon. "I have to finish the books.

George R. R. Martin. He first flagged in August 2024 that he would soon post about “everything that’s gone wrong” with the prequel and as promised, he went hard in a blog post in September.