NEW YORK (AP) — Only recently given stewardship over his late father's work, Sean Ono Lennon is on a remarkable ... like an ...

Have you ever wondered if you’re considered “working class”? It’s a question many people have asked themselves, especially lately with all the economic shifts happening. The truth is, 35% of American ...

Photograph of a working class family group: Mr and Mrs Lowe and son (Mr Lowe is holding the goose) with Mr and Mrs Harvey and others, 1901 (COPY 1/450 f.3) ...

Playing off Lennon’s self-deprecating skepticism, John got him to agree to a bet: If the single reached #1 on the charts, Lennon had to promise to come play with him at one of his shows.

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On camera Ronnie explains: "John called ... to tears and Lennon stormed out. “We were kind of used to it,” McCartney says looking back with a shrug. “We’re working-class guys, and if ...

A handwritten letter that John Lennon wrote to Eric Clapton inviting him to be part of a new supergroup is to be offered at auction next month. The eight-page letter sees Lennon express his ...

In ’74, Lennon released his fifth album Walls and Bridges, featuring Elton John on background vocals and organ on “Surprise, Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox)” and piano and harmony on ...

The strike galvanized workers across the country and signalled an end to the days when the working class would accept precarious employment and low wages. The subsequent union victories were backed up ...

In a new book titled We All Shine On: John, Yoko and Me written by Elliot Mintz – the former spokesperson and confidant of Lennon and Ono – Mintz opened up about the aftermath of the ...

“It was just the song as it was written, no introduction, no arrangement, it’s just the bars, the melody, lyrics and basic chord changes and that’s it,” said Richard in an interview with uDiscover ...

Trailing the government’s ‘Get Britain Working’ white paper this weekend, Keir Starmer made headlines by promising in an article for the Mail on Sunday to reduce the ‘bulging benefits bill’, which he ...