Julian Lennon Says ‘Get Back’ Helped Him Appreciate His Dad AgainJulian Lennon Says ‘Get Back’ Helped Him Appreciate His Dad Again"It made me fall in love with him again, which was really lovely."Corey IrwinCorey Irwin
John Lennon’s Bitter 1971 Letter to Paul McCartney Up for AuctionJohn Lennon’s Bitter 1971 Letter to Paul McCartney Up for AuctionThree-page document is expected to sell for around $30,000. Allison RappAllison Rapp
10 Surprising Songs Never Performed Live by the Beatles10 Surprising Songs Never Performed Live by the BeatlesRanking the most astonishing concert omissions – together and as solo artists. Nick DeRisoNick DeRiso
Paul McCartney Details His John Lennon ‘Diss Track’Paul McCartney Details His John Lennon ‘Diss Track’Macca says he wrote "Too Many People" because he was "fed up being told what to do." Corey IrwinCorey Irwin
Paul McCartney Says John Lennon ‘Instigated’ Beatles BreakupPaul McCartney Says John Lennon ‘Instigated’ Beatles BreakupPaul insists he wanted to see the Fab Four continue. Corey IrwinCorey Irwin
John Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ Receives Star-Studded Olympics TributeJohn Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ Receives Star-Studded Olympics TributeYoko Ono responded to tribute on Twitter.Bryan RolliBryan Rolli
Underrated John Lennon: The Most Overlooked Song From Each LPUnderrated John Lennon: The Most Overlooked Song From Each LPThese often share little in common, and that's certainly fitting.Nick DeRisoNick DeRiso
John Lennon Rehearses ‘Give Peace a Chance’ in Unearthed VideoJohn Lennon Rehearses ‘Give Peace a Chance’ in Unearthed VideoClip, recorded with Yoko Ono in the Bahamas, previews upcoming 'Plastic Ono Band' box set. Ryan ReedRyan Reed
Why John Lennon Originally Hated the Beatles’ ‘Twist and Shout’Why John Lennon Originally Hated the Beatles’ ‘Twist and Shout’Cover ended a marathon half-day recording session for their debut LP 'Please Please Me.'Ryan ReedRyan Reed
Why John Lennon Called the Beatles’ ‘Eight Days a Week’ ‘Lousy’Why John Lennon Called the Beatles’ ‘Eight Days a Week’ ‘Lousy’This breezy rocker highlighted a subtly evolving sound, becoming their seventh U.S. No. 1.Ryan ReedRyan Reed