E! Online — Well, somebody was flush with cash. At least judging by the fact that John Lennon's loo brought considerable loot at an auction in Liverpool, England, according to a report from... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - A toilet that belonged to late Beatle John Lennon fetched 9,500 pounds ($14,740) at auction on Saturday, around 10 times its estimate, the sale organizers said. more info

Sky News — The Beatles used to sing 'Can't Buy Me Love' but now someone has bought a toliet once owned by John Lennon - for 10 times its guide price at auction. more info

Guardian Music — Overseas buyer splashes out for toilet Lennon told builder to use as 'a plant pot'A porcelain lavatory which John Lennon told a builder to use as a "plant pot" has fetched £9,500 – nearly 10 times its guide price – at an auction today.The loo wa... more info

Perez Hilton — What a wonderful way to honor his memory! To celebrate what would be her late husband John Lennon's 70th birthday, Yoko Ono is allegedly planning a tribute concert in Iceland for the Beatles icon! Reports suggest that the concert will include Ono pre... more info

All About Jazz — The great Beatles tribute band, The Fab Faux, will be returning to NYC with a new show—The Fab Faux presents A Night In The Life: A John Lennon 70th Birthday Celebration. On September 25th, The Fab Faux will take the stage at Radio City Music Hal... more info

ContactMusic — YOKO ONO is planning a special tribute gig in Iceland to mark what would have been JOHN LENNON's 70th birthday in October (10).The Beatles legend, who was shot and killed... more info

ContactMusic — The Beatles' song 'A Day in the Life', written by JOHN LENNON and PAUL MCCARTNEY, has been voted the band's greatest ever track by Rolling Stone magazine. The publication has... more info

Gigwise — By widow Yoko Ono... more info

Guardian Music — America dominates this week's list, but there's room for the rest of the world to mourn the untimely deaths of heroes everywhereWhile staying in an Edinburgh B&B, I got talking to a fellow guest over breakfast. He was an Ivy League-educated executive... more info