John Lennon's aunt Mimi hated the 'Two Virgins' album cover, but not just the nudity. She said John and Yoko Ono were too ugly to pose naked.

Julian Lennon comes to terms with family legacy with 'Jude' album and 'Imagine' cover. Lennon tells Yahoo Entertainment that he was "Breaking through any fear and anxiety" that he used to have.

The cover of a John Lennon album features him and Yoko Ono naked. John said “people got so upset by it. ... Life with the Lions reached No. 174 and stayed on the chart for eight weeks.

In an excerpt from new book 'Lennon, the Mobster & the Lawyer,' John Lennon defends his and Yoko Ono's nude 'Two Virgins' cover in court.

Lennon allegedly went further in his bashing, saying Harrison looked like an "asthmatic Leon Russell" on the famous album's cover. 60 Minutes rips apart Donald Trump in shocking segment amid $20 ...

Sean Lennon says album cover reveals how John Lennon felt about Yoko Ono: ‘I think it’s clear’ - Musician is up for a Grammy for his work on his late father’s album ‘Mind Games’ ...

Julian Lennon. The album’s title is similarly personal. Paul McCartney famously wrote the 1968 hit “Hey Jude” to comfort a young Julian during his parents’ separation.

A record sleeve covered in doodles by John Lennon as he brainstormed ideas for an album cover has emerged for sale for £15,000. The black felt tip pen sketchings are believed to have been Lennon ...

She's posted an excellent cover of John Lennon's "Nobody Told Me" with her husband-songwriter Jeremy Ivey. Price announced Friday that her new LP wouldn't be unveiled May 8, as previously planned.

John Lennon, born in Liverpool on Oct. 9, 1940, earned worldwide fame when he created the Beatles. Throughout his life, Lennon became known as a peace activist, artist, poet and philosopher, while … ...

When John Lennon first released his 1973 album Mind Games, it was met with tepid reception from critics and fans.But with Lennon’s son Sean Ono Lennon rereleasing a new box set of the album, the ...

The picture was taken on the last day of Lennon’s life and was released as the Jan. 22, 1981, “Rolling Stones” cover. The picture has become world-known since its release.