John Lennon made a brand out of advocating for peace, but it didn't make him a martyr. His influence had limits, and ultimately, he was a flawed man.

After The Beatles broke up in 1970, John Lennon and George Harrison both started solo careers. We explore why Lennon hated his work being compared to Harrison's.

A look at Lennon through a lens of intimacy is the point of view of “The Lost Weekend” exhibition, on display at Southwest ...

When a teenage Ozzy heard the Beatles on a transistor radio, he instantly knew what he wanted to do with his life ...

Male friendships as conflicted and tempestuous as that of the two former Beatles are so rare, we don't have a box to put them ...

Music legend Paul McCartney and his Beatles bandmate John Lennon shared a profound connection despite experiencing moments of ...

Ozzy Osbourne was a massive fan of The Beatles, who he says gave him hope and inspired him, but he had a three-word verdict ...

El Topo, a hallucinogenic interpretation of the Western genre directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky, was a film to which Lennon ...

Lennon wrote “Across The Universe” years before The Beatles’ breakup, and while the song was a hit, Lennon thought something ...

John Lennon was never one to mince his words, and he certainly didn't hold back when it came to his feelings about The ...

George Harrison, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr honored John Lennon with a heartfelt song that marked a historic Beatles ...

The Beatles fans have long debated what John Lennon's best solo album was, and it seems that they have finally come to an ...