For decades, many have blamed Yoko Ono for breaking up the Beatles. But, according to a new book, Ono may have actually prolonged the life of the seminal rock band — and of John Lennon himself.

In 1969, the Beatles were nearing their end. They all were more focused on their own pursuits than ever before, slowly separating the foursome until there was really no chance of survival. Lennon had ...

“One to One: John & Yoko” finds documentarian Kevin MacDonald retracing a year and a half in the life of former Beatle John Lennon and Yoko Ono, the avant-garde artist who became his muse, his ...

On one occasion, John Lennon described his wife Yoko Ono as "the most famous unknown artist in the world. Everyone knows her name but no one knows what she does." This oxymoron is in itself a ...

Marrying John ... art piece,” her brother Kei recalls. Yoko Ono struggled with suicidal thoughts and met husband Tony Cox in a mental hospital after an overdose attempt John Lennon, Yoko Ono ...

“One to One: John ... an art piece.) Macdonald's film doesn't exactly require a narrative; a scattered portrait of a scattered time feels like an appropriate way to depict Lennon and Ono at ...

The artist and singer said she ... One' Courtesy of Magnolia Pictures Yoko Ono knows her social status changed after she and her late husband John Lennon met. In archival footage from the trailer ...

When John Lennon released the iconic single "Imagine" in 1971, he was listed as the sole songwriter. He later admitted that his wife, Yoko Ono, inspired the concept and cowrote the lyrics.