Yoko Ono

An assortment of items that once belonged to John Lennon have been returned to his widow Yoko Ono after being stolen.

Administrative efforts are underway to officially add Yoko Ono's name to the songwriting credits for John Lennon's 1971 classic "Imagine."

The idea was to try to bridge the generational divide by reaching out to older or more conservative viewers.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono's domestic and creative partnership will be the focus of a new film with Ono serving as one of the project's producers.

Wes Anderson popped back up last month with a charming holiday-appropriate commercial for H&M, his first new work since 2014’s The Grand Budapest Hotel. It was neat, but a pale substitute for a new feature. Fortunately, Anderson fans (or, as we’re more commonly called, Wes Fan-dersons) can take solace that his next major effort is well on its way: Anderson resurfaced today with a three-minute video in which he introduces the cast and first snippet of footage from his upcoming Isle of Dogs, a stop-motion animated project that returns to the talking-animal precocity of Anderson’s Fantastic Mr. Fox.

Yoko Ono said that America is turning into a "War Zone" because of gun violence.

Someone else can be heard afterward saying, "That's an awesome quote."

It's no secret that Yoko Ono's relationship with the Beatles was strained after John Lennon brought her into the band's orbit.

Yoko Ono celebrated what would have been John Lennon's 75th birthday by celebrating peace — and trying to break a Guinness World Record in the bargain.

A scary mishap ended with a trip to the hospital for himself, his son Julian, Yoko Ono and her daughter Kyoko.