The long wait is finally over! Ron Howard's documentary, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week — The Touring Years, is finally out! The film covers the Fab Four's early years from Liverpool to Hamburg and their rise to stardom as they started playing huge venues in Europe and the US.

I remember those American tours. Like most girls, my friends and I were in love with the Beatles. We would try and try to get concert tickets, but they always sold out almost before we'd even heard about the concert. So we have to stay home on show night, playing their records as loud as possible and singing along into our hairbrushes until someone's parents would make us "turn that noise down!"

We might have missed the concerts, but we never missed a TV appearance or the release of a new album. So there's no way I'd miss Eight Days A Week.  The authorized biography of the band was produced in cooperation with Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney along with the widows of John Lennon and George Harrison. Check theater listings or catch it on Hulu to recapture the magic of Beatlemania.