21 Defining Moments Of 1966
A look back at an epic year that gave us Twister, Star Trek, The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds and an escalating war in Vietnam.
A look back at an epic year that gave us Twister, Star Trek, The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds and an escalating war in Vietnam.
When you are a Beatle, life is AWESOME.
When your ability to make arts & crafts doesn’t exactly match your obsessive fandom. Happy nightmares!
Catch a glimpse of the Fab Four laying down “I’ve Got A Feeling” in 1969.
Some say it’s better to burn out than fade away. But what if these stars had stayed around just a little bit longer?
John Lennon’s wife tweeted this picture yesterday in an effort to fight gun violence.
The new iMadeFace app, available in the Apple Store, helps turn you into a cartoon. And of course, the internet is already on the celebrity fan art.
This gets really, really trippy by the time “Glass Onion” begins.
The industry loves to make them; their impact isn’t clear.
It ran in 1981, shortly after John Lennon was murdered.
Classic Rock ‘N’ Roll used to rule the strip. And record company’s used to spend a lot of money on spectacular billboards.
Colombian drug lord Carlos Lehder commissioned this statue of a nude Lennon wearing a Nazi helmet and carrying a guitar. Oh, and there’s a huge hole in his chest, just to make it extra tasteless.
Breaking down the legendary Beatle’s awful shooting style.
In 1968, John Lennon and Paul McCartney announced the formation of Apple Records. Reading the event transcript, though, they may as well have been announcing a new iPad.
Who is Debra Sharon Davis and should she be trusted? People write a lot of things about famous people, especially dead famous people. Davis interviewed a close friend of Lennon’s who claims the rock icon struggled with the eating disorder for years.
All work and no play makes Jack a Yoko. Apparently this song is where Stephen King got the title for his book. Watch Video ›
Rolling Stone is publishing in its entirety John Lennon’s final interview for the first time to mark the 30th anniversary of his death. Featured on their site are links to a free iTunes podcast of the interview tapes, videos, an exeprt from a new documentary which airs tonight, pictures and more. (( ojo )) View List ›
This is a sad one, y’all. Clearly had a lot of good days ahead of him. (( ojo )) View List ›
At least according to Yahoo! News. View Image ›
Will Ferrell and Welterweight World Champion Manny Pacquiao perform a surprisingly touching duet of John Lennon’s “Imagine.” Watch Video ›
John Lennon wrote quite a scathing letter to his laundry workers. It obviously wasn’t Yoko Ono’s fault. Orientals don’t sweat. The MSG must be soaking it all up. View Image ›
Sean Lennon tweeted this image with the caption “With gaga at mom’s house, she’s belting on the white piano…” But not just any white piano, John Lennon’s white piano!
John Lennon’s handwritten lyrics to the final song on the classic Beatles album “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” were purchased by an American collector on Friday for $1.2 million.
John Lennon’s plea for peace, love, and understanding gets squelched by some technical difficulties. But the dude still knows how to churn out some Abba in half-assed drag. Watch Video ›
It’s kind of creepy viewing this TV spot for One Laptop Per Child Foundation. 28 years after his death, through modern technology, John Lennon is giving the world a message through his words. Whether the call-to-action works is anyone’s guess. Watch Video ›
It’s the 28th anniversary of John Lennon’s death today — you can add recollections or watch part of “War is Over” here. View Image ›
An animated version of John Lennon, in 1969, talking about war and peace. The audio comes from a conversation recorded by then 14-year-old Jerry Levitan, who cornered Lennon in the singer’s Toronto hotel room. The grown-up Levitan produced this short. Watch Video ›
A Hard Day’s Night is the new four-star Beatles-themed hotel in Liverpool and features 110 individually designed bedrooms, including the specially created Lennon and McCartney suites. This is definitely on the high-design, luxurious end of the weird hotel trend. If you can’t afford to stay at the Beatles Hotel for your honeymoon (and at up to $1300 per night, who can?), there’s always The Dog Bark Park Inn. Read More ›