Sean Ono Lennon and his longtime partner, Charlotte Kemp Muhl, have welcomed their first child together. Lennon announced the birth of their son, Aurelius, in an Instagram post Tuesday night.
Sean Ono Lennon has become a father for the first time. The 50-year-old musician, who is the son of the late John Lennon and his wife, Yoko Ono, and his partner, Charlotte Kemp Muhl, recently welcomed their son, Aurelius, into the world.
Sarah Jane Morris knows how it feels like to have a career derailed for refusing to play by somebody else’s rules. Forty years after making her mark as one of the most distinctive voices of the British 1980s, the singer-songwriter and activist has opened up on the moment her UK career ground to a halt when Radio 1 banned her version of Me and Mrs.
The modern music business is built around endless visibility. Artists spend years ensuring every moment is recorded, clipped, reposted, and algorithmically amplified.
Rarely in our polarized environment, with all of us in our information silos, is it possible to achieve unity on one single issue. The idea of the College Football Playoff potentially expanding to 24 teams has turned into a moment when people from all walks of life appear to be alike.
Sir Paul McCartney has claimed Yoko Ono told him she thought John Lennon "might have been gay" in a phone call after his death. The Beatles legend recalled
Paul McCartney has revealed that Yoko Ono once told him she believed her late husband, John Lennon, "might have been gay." The comment, according to McCartney, came during a phone call shortly after Lennon's death in 1980.
Sean Ono Lennon fears that younger generations could forget about The Beatles. The 50-year-old musician - the son of frontman John Lennon and Yoko Ono - explained that he has "technically" taken over as the guardian of his late father's legacy and admits that he is concerned about the Fab Four fading from memory.
Sean Ono Lennon fears that younger generations could forget about The Beatles. The 50-year-old musician - the son of the John Lennon and Yoko Ono - explained that he has "technically" taken over as the guardian of his late father's legacy and admits that he is concerned about the Fab Four fading from memory.
The documentary One to One: John & Yoko turns its lens to John Lennon and Yoko Ono during the period when they first moved to New York in the early 1970s, following the breakup of the Beatles.
Casting the right people to play real-life figures is maybe the most important in the realm of music biopics.
John Lennon "resented having to be a Beatle" in the end, according to his son Sean Ono Lennon. The late frontman of the legendary Liverpool group was done
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Yoko Ono is shown as a “mother in pain” in the new documentary on her and John Lennon’s life in New York. Newly-released film ‘One to One: John and Yoko’ is co-directed by Scott Macdonald and Kevin MacDonald, and brings an emotional depth to the portrayal of Yoko by focusing on her agonising years-long search for her abducted daughter.
Sean Ono Lennon learned to play guitar as a way to "connect" with his late father, John Lennon. The 49-year-old musician was just five years old when his dad was shot dead in December 1980 and he struggled to "fill that void" without the Beatles legend until he turned to music to help process his grief.
Sean Ono Lennon believes music helped to fill a "void" in his life. The 49-year-old musician - who is the son of Beatles star John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono - turned to making music as he struggled to come to terms with his dad's death in December 1980.
Couples within the entertainment industry come and go. However, those who make music together tend to be remembered forever, especially the really good ones.
Whether it's an artist with lethal perfectionist tendencies or someone who just became too self-absorbed over time, some of the best band leaders, R&B divas, and rap superstars have earned the title of being more than a little hard to work with, with the levels of destruction varying significantly from artist to artist.
The de facto ground zero from which contemporary rock and pop culture emerged, The Beatles did a few things better than their peers and even did a few things no one had yet conceived of. Thus, let's celebrate the 20 ways that The Beatles changed the world.
Whether it's an artist with lethal perfectionist tendencies or someone who just became too self-absorbed over time, some of the best band leaders, R&B divas, and rap superstars have earned the title of being more than a little hard to work with, with the levels of destruction varying significantly from artist to artist. Today, we take a look at 20 of them.
It's quite the task to limit a list to only 30 drummers who have paved the way for others, incorporated some trendsetting technique, or provided technically masterful playing. That said, we gave it a shot, listed in alphabetical order.
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No matter the reason, here is our list of shocking departures that changed the course of pop music itself. (Note: We did our best to distinguish quitting from being fired from a band, as that's a list for another day.)
Striking out on one's own can be a daunting move in any profession. However, as a musician, the pressure is obviously greater. For many of music's all-time great solo artists, it was just a matter of time that the success they enjoyed within the confines of a group, duo or band would translate when it was just about them.
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