On this day (February 12) in 1970, John Lennon brought his song “Instant Karma!” to BBC’s Top of the Pops. He was the first Beatle to appear on the show since 1966. At the same time ...

Lennon unleashed all of his negative energy towards his former bandmate, Paul McCartney, on a song called “How Do You Sleep”. From the title alone, one could guess this track is a scathing ...

The murder of John Lennon remains one of the most infamous showbiz tragedies of all time. On December 8, 1980, Mark David Chapman fatally shot Lennon as he returned to his New York residence.

The former MP also compared Meghan to Yoko Ono - who has previously been accused of being the person to break up the Beatles, after the band split up one year after she married John Lennon.

In the years after The Beatles split, John Lennon insulted some of Paul McCartney ... “Imagine,” “Instant Karma,” and “Beautiful Boy.” “Obviously, ‘Imagine,’” he told BBC ...

[Related: Mike DeCourcy's latest NCAA Tournament projections] Here are six other things that stood out from the weekend: Zuby Ejiofor hit a buzzer-beater for St. John’s in the program’s road ...

The influence of Dylan, evidently, presiding over the sudden transition. It impacted John Lennon most of all. There was always deepness to the bespectacled Beatle. His childhood had been pitted with ...

Wells, the chair of the Saint John Chamber of Commerce, said he wasn't "entirely surprised" to see the city top the list, but he wasn't expecting to be as firmly in place at number one.

Auburn and Duke remain atop the AP Top 25. The rest of the poll was a big ... Rising Red Storm St. John's has pulled off quite the turnaround in its second season under coach Rick Pitino.