The Yoko Ono Lennon Centre will be home to the University of Liverpool’s new 400-seat concert hall, The Tung Auditorium The son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono is to officially unveil a new
Read FullYoko Ono has told a New York court that she has reached a settlement deal with Frederic Seaman, a former personal assistant of John Lennon who was accused of breaching
Read FullOn October 13th 2010 I was lucky enough to be invited to the unveiling of an English Heritage Blue Plaque to John Lennon at his old residence at 34 Montagu
Read FullThe non-profit JOHN LENNON EDUCATIONAL TOUR BUS (www.lennonbus.org) and the JOHN LENNON SONGWRITING CONTEST (www.jlsc.com), with the support and mentorship of Yoko Ono Lennon, are celebrating their 24th year since inception, carrying on John’s message
Read FullJohn Lennon was the chippy, clever, quick-witted Beatle, a snarl of contradictions: both vicious brute and snivelling baby. He was hardly halfway through his natural life when it was extinguished. More than
Read FullThe University of Liverpool has announced the name of its new £22.1m teaching and performance facility – The Yoko Ono Lennon Centre. The announcement of the name marks a significant step
Read FullDear Friends,In 1969, John and I were so naïve to think that doing the Bed-In would help change the world. Well, it might have. But at the time, we didn’t
Read FullOctober 23rd 2010. Pics I took of Yoko Ono unveiling the English Heritage blue plaque to John Lennon, at their former apartment, 34 Montagu Square. The apartment was actually owned
Read FullYoko Ono’s Film No. 4 (known as ‘Bottoms’) was famously banned by the Royal Albert Hall and UK film censors in 1967. Fifty years later, with Ms. Ono’s permission, the
Read FullAccording to John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and most Beatles books, they first met at the Indica Art Gallery on November 9th 1966, at Yoko’s art exhibition. John and Yoko
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