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The Double Fantasy album that John Lennon signed for his killer hours before his murder is up for sale once again, and it's expected to sell for as much as $2 million.Released three weeks before he was gunned down outside his home in New York City in 1980, the album cover shows The Beatles legend kissing his wife Yoko Ono on the cover.Lennon signed his autograph in blue ink over Ono's neck, along with a '1980' inscription.The morbid piece of rock and roll history, which has already been sold two times since 1999, will go live for auction on Monday, November 23 at Goldin Auctions,according to TMZ.

Whatever the Government decides, Robbie Williams promises Christmas won’t be cancelled this year.

Yoko Ono appears to have stopped working and has handed many of her business interests over to her son Sean as she slows down at the age of 87.

John Lennon 's marriage to his first wife came crashing down after he began sleeping with second wife Yoko Ono.

The Beatles are still making plenty of notes after the band’s company banked £50,244,899 last year.

John Lennon would have turned 80 years old on Friday, and his family, friends and famous fans are all paying tribute to the legendary Beatles singer.Lennon was shot and killed outside his New York City apartment building on Dec. 8, 1980, but his music and messages live on for millions around the world.

John Lennon’s son has said he suspects it would have been easier for fans and Yoko Ono herself if she had been an “archetypical girlfriend, rock girlfriend”.

The limousine hired to take John Lennon and Yoko Ono back to their home at the Dakota Building on New York’s Upper West Side was late.

Julian Lennon, 57, revealed that towards the end of his dad John Lennon's life, they shared a final phone call in which they discussed his last ever album Double Fantasy.The father and son were in the midst of repairing their broken relationship following The Beatles star's divorce from his first wife and Julian’s mother Cynthia Powell.Julian, who is also a musician, had become estranged from him after he left her for second wife Yoko Ono when he was five years old.He went to live with his mother in North Wales and rarely heard from his famous dad until the early 1970s when they began to repair their relationship.However, tragedy struck when John was shot outside his New York apartment on December 8, 1980 by crazed Beatles fan Mark

John Lennon‘s 80th birthday this week.Sky, Virgin and Freeview will broadcast LENNON80 in honour of the late Beatle‘s birthday this Friday (October 9), which will include a mix of old footage and new content.Among the programmes airing on the channel will be the famous documentary Bed Peace, which follows Lennon and Yoko Ono‘s famous “Bed-In for Peace” protest in 1969, as well as appearances on Parkinson in 1971 and The Dick Cavett Show in 1971 and 1972.The channel will also show three documentaries by Ono: her 2004 Tate Gallery Lecture, her Onochord performance piece and a show about the Imagine Peace Tower in Iceland.Additionally, there will be three new programmes presented by BBC 6Music’s Matt Everitt including John Lennon’s 25 Greatest

John Lennon famously urged the world to Give Peace A Chance.

Sir Paul McCartney has admitted that he would have struggled with “heartache” if he had not reconnected with John Lennon shortly before his death.

Radio Times in honour of the 40th anniversary of his death, he writes: “‘After all the arguing, I’m so happy I got it back with your dad,’ he tells Sean.“‘It really would have been a heartache to me if we hadn’t reunited.’”He also spoke to Sean about a picture taken by his first wife Linda of the duo writing songs together during the 60s.Paul said of the image: “‘That picture gave me hope.

Mark David Chapman, the man who killed The Beatles star John Lennon, has apologized to the singer’s widow, Yoko Ono, for his “despicable act”.The 65-year-old was denied parole for an 11th time following a hearing last month (August 2020) and has been locked up since murdering the beloved Imagine hitmaker in Manhattan in December 1980.Explaining he thinks about his crime all the time and accepts he may spend the rest of his life behind bars, Chapman, who shot Lennon four times outside the Dakota apartment building in the Upper West Side, as Ono looked on, reflected on the killing during the hearing.Lady Gaga: “Yoko Ono and John Lennon inspired my charity work”In a transcript obtained by the PA news agency under freedom of information laws,

John Lennon, has apologised to the late singer’s widow Yoko Ono, almost 40 years after his death.Chapman shot Lennon four times outside his Manhattan apartment as Ono watched on in December 1980.He was denied parole at a hearing in New York on August 19, as the Press Association confirms.During the hearing, Chapman said he deserved the death penalty for his shocking crime and revealed that he killed the 40-year-old Beatle for “glory”.“I just want to reiterate that I’m sorry for my crime,” Chapman told the parole board at New York’s Wende Correctional Facility.“I have no excuse. This was for self-glory.

John Lennon's killer has apologised to Yoko Ono for murdering the Beatles legend 40 years ago.

John Lennon’s killer has apologised to the singer’s widow, Yoko Ono, saying he thinks about the “despicable act” all the time and accepts he may spend the rest of his life behind bars.

The final days of slain Beatle John Lennon are the focus of a new documentary, “Lennon’s Last Days”.

John Lennon 's murderer has been denied parole for the 11th time.

Pitchfork points out, it samples Scarface’s song ‘Mind Playing Tricks on Me’, and continues the horrorcore sound of ‘There Existed an Addiction to Blood’. Watch the lyric video below.‘Videos of Bodies Being Burned’ is set for release on October 23 via Sub Pop.The sixteen-track album features a rare and peculiar performance of Yoko Ono’s 1953 text score, ‘Secret Piece’, which instructs musicians to “Decide on one note that you want to play/Play it with the following accompaniment: the woods from 5 a.m.

Liam Gallagher was told by Yoko Ono that his son would ‘get picked on at school’ for being named Lennon.The late Beatles’ legend’s wife caught wind that Liam named his son after John Lennon and thought it was ‘silly.’Liam met Yoko in New York in 1999, the same year his son was born.‘Yoko said, “I’ve heard you’ve called your son Lennon,”‘ the Oasis rocker told the Daily Mirror.‘I said, “Yeah”, she said, “Why? Do you not think it’s a bit of a silly name?” And I said, “No, it’s a bit silly being called Yoko isn’t it? So Lennon it is.”‘Yoko went on to ask if Liam thought Lennon would ‘get picked on in school’, but the singer insisted that his son would be ‘buzzing with that name’.We’d be buzzing with that name too.Oasis’ Be Here Now album was