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Steven Soderbergh Says He “Owes People Honesty” About AI Use In ‘John Lennon: The Last Interview’ Doc & Upcoming Spanish-American War Film

“My moral obligation to myself and to Sean and Yoko and to the audience is the best version of this film, period,” Soderbergh ...

The 1969 show John Lennon was convinced would be terrible: “We were so nervous”

Even if John Lennon exuded confidence at the start of The Beatles, he had more than his fair of self-conscious moments ...

‘Power to the People: John & Yoko Live in NYC’ Review: Sizzling Concert Film of John Lennon’s Rockin’ 1972 Madison Square Garden Shows

In a sizzling concert film of John Lennon's rockin' 1972 Madison Square Garden shows, he's doggedly sincere at times, Lou ...
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1972, John Lennon Released a Controversial Song He’d Spend Years Defending

Former Beatle John Lennon released the lowest-charting single of his career on April 24, 1972—a song he would defend the rest ...

The 1970 recording John Lennon always wanted to delete: “It was a lousy track”

Even if John Lennon had all of the classics that he ever needed in The Beatles, none of them worked if they didn't have the ...
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Revisiting John Lennon's Death, 45 Years Later: What to Know About His Shocking Murder

John Lennon was fatally shot 45 years ago, but his legacy continues to live on. The former Beatles musician was shot and killed outside of his New York City apartment, the Dakota, on Dec. 8, 1980.

How 'Be-Bop-a-Lula' Became a Rock Classic and Linked John Lennon to Paul McCartney

Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps recorded "Be-Bop-a-Lula" at Bradley Studios on May 4, 1956. It was originally released as a ...