john lennon

A pre-production copy of the Beatles’ 1966 album 'Yesterday ... And Today,' complete with hand-drawn artwork by John Lennon, has been hailed as the “rarest Beatles record in the world.”

In 1967, rock ’n’ roll was flourishing, the hippie movement was happening and pop sensations had gone from being perceived as teen heartthrobs to experimental artists.

One of rock's more upsetting and morbid pieces of memorabilia is up for sale again.

Administrative efforts are underway to officially add Yoko Ono's name to the songwriting credits for John Lennon's 1971 classic "Imagine."

This remains one of his most determinedly topical, most critically reviled, and most often-ignored solo albums.

The idea was to try to bridge the generational divide by reaching out to older or more conservative viewers.

Tensions between John Lennon and Paul McCartney in the wake of the Beatles' breakup are highlighted in an annoyed and often profane letter that's expected to sell for roughly $20,000 at auction.

This posthumous release served as a powerful reminder of what went wrong, and a glimpse into what might have been.

John Lennon's murderer has seen his ninth parole hearing end the same way the previous eight did: with his request for freedom denied.

There was little immediate reaction when his comment first appeared in the U.K.

His lawyers had put forth a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity in the months following the December 1980 murder.

It was the 9th of October in 1971, only a year-and-a-half after the Beatles had officially broken up.   Yoko Ono was having her first large art exhibit at the Everson Museum in Downtown Syracuse.   John accompanied his wife to the salt city for her event...