Yoko Ono has long been abused as a homewrecker – and worse. A new biography celebrates her joyful positivity in adverse ...

The book's closing chapter reveals Ono as a reclusive ... pieces such as the 'Yes Ladder' from 1966, which played a pivotal role in drawing John Lennon's interest towards Yoko.

This is difficult to argue with, given so much of Ono's art has recurring motifs of hope and joyful human interaction. David Sheff's Yoko is the latest offering in a new generation of books ...

In 1945, when Yoko Ono was 12, her home city of Tokyo was firebombed. With her mother and siblings, she fled to the safety of a farming village in Nagano Prefecture. Food was scarce. During this time, ...

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 ...

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 1980, at the relatively tender age of 24, David Sheff landed a journalistic coup in the form of a multipart interview with John Lennon and Yoko Ono ... In some of the book’s finest moments ...

Yoko Ono has made many classic rock songs over the years, both with and without John Lennon. Some people don’t always give her the credit she deserves. But if you listen closely, you’ll find ...

Yoko Ono – musician, artist, activist and the 92-year-old widow of the late John Lennon – took the brunt of the vitriol when The Beatles broke up in 1970, and details revealed in a new ...