An updated and expanded with the release of all 18 promo video Beatles, shown in the episode of Beat-Club from 1966 to 1970 years.The Beatles never played in Beat-Club live - in their latest editions were shown a promotional video that program director personally brought back from London.In parentheses indicate the date of ether for each video.

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A young couple argue about having a child in the days after a global plague wipes out most of Earth's population.

Bigger than Jesus? ...
Closeted over all these years, the Vatican has finally announced that it likes the Beatles.The announcement was spurred by the 40th anniversary of the White Album, dubbed a "magical musical anthology" by the paper's editors. While the article isn't the White Album's first review in Latin - it's probably the first Beatles review in a publication whose motto is about vanquishing the forces of hell.

It wasn't always thus. In 1966 the Church was incensed when John Lennon called his band "more popular than Jesus". "Christianity will go," Lennon told London's Evening Standard. "It will vanish and shrink ... Jesus was all right but his disciples were thick and ordinary. It's them twisting it that ruins it for me."

When it comes to other acts - the Stones, or Coldplay - the Vatican's editors were not so generous. The Beatles were praiseworthy, because they differed from the "standardised, stereotypical" music that haunts contemporary society. In other words, Pope Benedict XVI has heard the new Guns N' Roses album.