As Yoko Ono nears the end of her life on her sprawling 600-acre farm, she remains committed to a poignant "goal" she set after John Lennon's tragic death. A recently released biography offers a ...

Yoko Ono faced a health worry around the same time Paul McCartney decided to leave The Beatles, according to a new book. In his 2025 biography, 'Yoko', author David Sheff delves into a challenging ...

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Yoko Ono is "in a happy place" living out her final days, say her family. The iconic artist and widow of John Lennon is focused on “listening to the wind and watching the sky” as her family ...

Reports indicate that Yoko Ono is spending her final days "in a happy place" serenely "listening to the wind and watching the sky" as per her family's accounts. Article continues below Recently ...

Hawaiian Airlines has set a date for its eagerly anticipated flights from Seattle to the South Korean capital city of Seoul. As marketed by the wider Alaska Air Group, of which the carrier became a ...

Marrying John Lennon brought Yoko Ono a dizzying degree of reflected fame. But her life story is nervy, compelling and shockingly sad both with and without him. Ono’s wealthy but emotionally ...

He later admitted that his wife, Yoko Ono, inspired the concept and cowrote the lyrics. "I wasn't man enough to let her have credit for it," Lennon told David Sheff, author of "Yoko." John Lennon ...

David Sheff was only 24 when he famously interviewed John Lennon and Yoko Ono for Playboy magazine in September of 1980. He had done a few celebrity interviews before, but none as big as that one.

By Kate Mossman The cover art for Yoko Ono’s Season of Glass could be one of the most famous photos of the 20th century, but somehow isn’t. It shows the glasses pulled off John Lennon’s face after his ...

Growing demand for weight loss drugs means that gaps are being filled by compounded versions. Katharine Lang asks if these can safely make up the shortfall In the UK more than 3 in every 1000 people ...