John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr ... A quartet of pop music's most iconic names. Four decades after breaking up, The Beatles continue to top every conceivable list of greatest recording artists of all time. No other pop act has surpassed The Fab Four in terms of innovation or social impact. Because of this, their solo performances will forever be judged against what was achieved as part of music history's most revered group. Parting Ways explores Lennon's work with Yoko Ono; McCartney's solo career and decade as front man of Wings; Harrison's music with The Traveling Wilburys and his work as a film producer; and Starr's solo albums as wells as pursuit of acting. Despite personal trials and tribulations - drug busts, divorce, citizenship issues and tragic, before-their-time deaths - each of The Beatles managed to retain their good reputations and legendary status. BONUS: Four featurettes, including 'Stella,' a look at McCartney's fashionista daughter; 'Yogi,' exploring the group's brief collaboration with an Indian transcendentalist; 'Yoko,' examining Ono's relationship with Lennon; and 'Beatle-Mania,' a look at fan hysteria.