John Lennon said one of The Beatles’ songs was about a part-time hippie. Subsequently, Paul McCartney said it was about someone who wasn’t as committed to a certain lifestyle as The Beatles.

The Beatles' John Lennon, who was fiercely proud of his Irish heritage, bought an island in Co Mayo with his wife, Yoko Ono - but the island has a dark history ...

John Lennon’s music was used as a weapon just as much as an instrument for igniting positive change.. When he wasn’t writing songs that championed unity, love, and world peace, he would, if ...

John Lennon said one Beatles song was about a part-time hippie While The Beatles did not like hippies, they wrote at least ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney's songwriting process wasn't always harmonious, with the pair often working apart. In their early days, they would tend to work on songs together at Paul's childhood ...

Kevin Macdonald's immersive new film 'One to One: John & Yoko' highlights Ono's search for her daughter and features restored footage of Lennon’s only full-length concerts after the Beatles.

In October 1973, John Lennon - the man who seven years earlier whipped the Bible Belt into the Beatle Belt by proclaiming the Fab Four were "more popular than Jesus"- came off uncharacteristically ...

Before her marriage to John Lennon, Yoko Ono had a daughter, Kyoko, with her second husband, Anthony Cox, who fled to the United States with Kyoko in 1971 and disappeared.