McCartney Opens Up About Yoko Ono's Disruptive Studio Presence During Beatles' Final Days
Paul McCartney reveals the uncomfortable dynamics created by Yoko Ono's presence during the recording of 'Let It Be'. The Beatles legend discusses how the band silently endured the situation out of respect for John Lennon's wishes, despite finding it disruptive to their creative process.
Julian Lennon Opens Up About Life Outside Beatles' Inner Circle
John Lennon's son Julian reveals his disconnected relationship with the Beatles' legacy, stating he remains an outsider to the band's activities and projects. Despite feeling distant from the Beatles' sphere, he maintains a close bond with half-brother Sean while forging his own creative path.
Julian Lennon Undergoes Emergency Cancer Surgery, Urges Health Awareness
Julian Lennon, son of Beatles legend John Lennon, recently underwent urgent seven-hour surgery for melanoma. The 61-year-old musician, who had to cut short his New York book tour, advocates for regular health screenings while awaiting biopsy results.
Inside The Beatles' Breakup: Legal Documents Reveal Complex Financial and Personal Battles
Newly uncovered legal papers expose the intricate web of financial mismanagement, power struggles, and personal conflicts behind The Beatles' famous split. From unauthorized production changes to tax issues and management disputes, the documents paint a detailed picture of the legendary band's dissolution.
The Unbreakable Bond: Yoko Ono's Eternal Love for John Lennon
Sean Ono Lennon reveals intimate details about his mother Yoko's unwavering devotion to John Lennon, decades after the Beatles icon's death. While working on his father's 'Mind Games' reissue, Sean discovers new evidence of his parents' deep connection.
John Lennon's Final Concert: The Night Madison Square Garden Said Goodbye
In November 1974, John Lennon made his last-ever concert appearance as a surprise guest at Elton John's Madison Square Garden show, fulfilling a playful bet between the two musicians. The historic performance, sparked by Lennon's first solo number-one hit, would unknowingly become his final live concert before his tragic death in 1980.
John Lennon's Lost Dream: The Supergroup That Never Was
A historic 1971 letter reveals John Lennon's ambitious vision to form a revolutionary supergroup with Eric Clapton and other rock legends. The eight-page document, headed to auction this December, details Lennon's plans for unconventional touring and his desire to reinvigorate rock music.