Susannah Cahalan is the author of the forthcoming The Acid Queen: The Psychedelic Life and Counterculture Rebellion of ...

John & Yoko' highlights Ono's search for her daughter and features restored footage of Lennon’s only full-length concerts after the Beatles.

Sticking to a rigorous exfoliation of a matter of months, Kevin Macdonald's double profile reveals an activist pair informed ...

A new solo exhibition dedicated to Yoko Ono is coming to the Museum of ... Chicagoans can also expect to see Ono’s peace-driven artworks on billboards around the city and at the MCA.

As Yoko Ono nears the end of her life ... highlighting her tireless work in promoting peace and activism, including her contribution to the iconic song Imagine. Article continues below The book's ...

“Yoko Ono is a wildly influential and significant figure in performance, conceptualism, music and activism,” Jamillah James, the MCA’s senior curator and organiser of the museum’s ...

And Sean Ono Lennon, 48, last week decided to weigh in on the heated discussion with a post on social media attacking Zegler. Lennon regularly posts his thoughts on X, formerly Twitter ...

Once one of the most talked-about figures in music and art, Yoko Ono is now embracing a life far removed from the spotlight. The avant-garde artist, peace activist and widow of John Lennon—who shared ...

First installed in 2007, the Imagine Peace Tower remains an inspiring landmark on Reykjavik's horizon. An initiative of Yoko Ono, the installation serves both as a tribute to the artist's husband, ...

Yoko Ono is "in a happy place" living out her final ... The woman who spent her life advocating peace has now seemingly found some herself. Kyoko added: “She is very happy, in a happy place.

Yoko Ono has been living out her final ... for her work as an activist and promoter of peace, as well as being a co-writer of Lennon hit Imagine. Article continues below But the final chapter ...

Photo: Gijsbert Hanekroot/Redferns When John Lennon brought Yoko Ono into the spotlight in 1968, she instantly became, as David Sheff phrases it, “one of the world’s most hated women”.