For one memorable week in 1972 — revisited in the new documentary "Daytime Revolution" — John Lennon and Yoko Ono spread their utopian vision while chatting up guests as co-hosts of "The Mike ...

Ono was an integral member of the group, “so this idea that Yoko somehow encroached on Chuck Berry is false. In actuality, Chuck Berry encroached on John and Yoko’s band.

Yoko Ono explained at a press conference in 1972, “We wanted to do the shows to show that we are working for peace and love, and also to change the world, not with violence, but with love. And ...

That was a pretty bold assault. Q. To that point, I thought “We Are the Children” was a showstopper, perhaps even more than “Imagine” or the Lennon-Berry pairing. That’s fantastic.

“In February of 1972, Yoko Ono and John Lennon had a brilliant idea, and that was to turn a mainstream, daytime talk show into a five-part conceptual art ‘happening’ that presented the sharp ...

In the rock history, the Toronto Rock and Roll Revival festival in 1969 is legendary. But for Klaus Voormann, who played bass in John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Plastic Ono Band, it was something of ...

Even more significantly, the festival featured John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Plastic Ono Band debut scant days before he would privately announce the Beatles’ disbandment.

David Sheff's honest Yoko Ono biography sheds new light on her marriage to John Lennon and life after his murder. These are the biggest revelations.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono co-hosted a week of “The Mike Douglas Show” with the talk-show titan in 1972. Kino Lorber It’s a memorable moment in time that is revisited in the new documentary ...