BBC News - UK — John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono is given a lifetime achievement honour at Mojo magazine's awards in London. more info

Mojo 4 Music — Yoko Ono, Blur, Fleet Foxes and many more hit the red carpet in London! more info

Guardian Music — He's taken jazz where it has never gone before - playing with pipers, punks and divas. As Ornette Coleman arrives in Britain, Patti Smith, Moby and others salute a great. By John LewisBorn in Texas 79 years ago, saxophonist Ornette Coleman came to t... more info

Stereogum — As we mentioned a ways back, "Raindrops" is a triumphant (and awesomely campy) return for Basement Jaxx. On the psychedelic anthem's forthcoming home Scars we're told to expect guest vocals from Grace Jones, Yoko Ono, Yo! Majesty, Lightspeed Champ... more info

Music is Art — Lisa Jack’s LA photography exhibition BARACK OBAMA:THE FRESHMAN shares a collection of personal b&w photos taken of the U.S. President from back when they were classmates, for her own college project. Yoko Ono writes: 25 Things Even My Best ... more info

Time Out, London — The mighty Meltdown returns to the South Bank, this year curated by jazz legend Ornette Coleman, and featuring Patti Smith, Moby, Yoko Ono, Tony Allen, Yo La Tengo and more more info

Altsounds — Yoko Ono soars to the top of the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Charts with her explosive remix single, “I’M NOT GETTING ENOUGH” (Issue Date: 6/13/2009). Featuring vibrant reworks by DAVE AUDE, RALPHI ROSARIO, MORGAN PAGE, ... more info

Altsounds — From Fluxus and performance-art pioneer and Two Virgins to chart-topping dance-music heroine (inspiring punk rock along the way!), Yoko Ono has been an innovative and influential force on music and art, while simultaneously campaigning for peace on t... more info

PopSugar UK — Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono and George Harrison's widow Olivia got together to launch The Beatles version of Rock Band yesterday. - BBC Britain's Got Talent was the most watched programme since 2003 as 19.2million people tuned in. - Te... more info

Rolling Stone — “Who ever thought we’d end up as androids?” laughed Sir Paul McCartney, giddily strumming the air guitar onstage this morning alongside fellow Beatle Ringo Starr for a select crowd of journalists and technology trendsetters in Los Angeles. On-h... more info