Wired - Listening Post — Before you reach for your Revolver, let us explain. The title of "Biggest Bastards on Earth" was bestowed on The Beatles by none other than John Lennon in an interview conducted months after the legendary band's 1969 breakup. It has... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — DEVIL'S GIFT frontwoman Lennon Murphywas recently interviewed by Holland's FaceCulture. more info

Undercover, Australia — The latest Lennon looney to get a book deal is a guy named Joseph Niezgoda. more info

The Newsroom — v4258, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Thursday November 13 2008. **EXCLUSIVE** Corey Feldman tells us he would would like to have dinner with Ghandi and John Lennon if he got the chance. The former child star actor was at the VH1 Classic Rock Autism Celebri... more info

Stereogum — Yesterday we heard the result of Kevin Barnes putting his work into the hands of Beatles-obsessed supermusicguy Jon Brion. Today we hear Kevin Barnes put the work of Lennon/McCartney into the hands of Beatles-obsessed supermusicguy himself. of Montre... more info

The Telegraph Blog — John Lennon always insisted everything worth hearing by the Beatles was released first time round. Yet in recent years we've been treated to a three volume double CD Anthology series, along with the double Beatles at The BBC and the stripped back Let... more info

Pop Matters — Niether Yoko Ono nor Paul McCartney seem pleased with Norman's book, but the reader should have no such problems. more info

Pitchfork — You'd be amazed at the number of famous folks it takes to make a Marianne Faithfull album these days; amazed and delighted. Quite a crew went into crafting Easy Come, Easy Go, the British songstress' 22nd LP, due January 19 from UMTV though available... more info

Pitchfork — You'd be amazed at the number of famous folks it takes to make a Marianne Faithfull album these days; amazed and delighted. Quite a crew went into crafting Easy Come, Easy Go, the British songstress' 22nd LP, due January 19 from UMTV though... more info

Pitchfork — "Carnival of Light" began as something of a goof. In a recent interview with BBC Radio 4's John Wilson [via the Guardian], Paul McCartney recalls that the track was laid down on January 5, 1967 in the midst of vocal tracking for the Beatles classic "... more info