Starpulse — John Lennon's letters are to be published after his widow Yoko Ono agreed to hand them over to a British book company for a reported $500,000-plus. Publishers at Orion Books in London now own the ... more info

ContactMusic — JOHN LENNON's letters are to be published after his widow YOKO ONO agreed to hand them over to a British book company for a reported $500,000-plus (333,300).Publishers at Orion Books in London now own the intellectual property rights and they plan to... more info

Popeater — Filed under: Music News, 50 Cent For the first time ever, Beatles' legend John Lennon's personal letters will be made public. The collection of letters will be published in October 2012, according to the Guardian. The rights to Lennon's personal m... more info

Perez Hilton — For the first time ever, fans will be able to read John Lennon's personal letters in a collection that will be published in October 2012. After some persuading from Beatles' biographer, Hunter Davies, Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, sold the publishing rig... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Orion bought the rights from Lennon s widow, Yoko Ono, to about 150 letters filling hundreds of pages that Lennon wrote over the years to friends, fans and business associates. more info

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NME — The legend's widow nets a reported £500,000 more info

Perez Hilton — While walking in the lobby of her infamous Upper West Side apartment building The Dakota, Yoko Ono had quite the scare. Last week, 24-year-old Korean tourist Sungno Kim bumped into Yoko on the elevator. He had come in to take pictures from the roof... more info

ContactMusic — A Korean man has been arrested after he entered the New York building where late BEATLES legend JOHN LENNON once lived and rode the elevator with his widow YOKO ONO.Police detained the tourist, who is facing a misdemeanour trespassing charge, after h... more info

Guardian Music — Yoko Ono sells publishing rights to collection of letters giving unrivalled insight into Lennon's characterJohn Lennon was a man of many words – verbose in interviews, prolific in prose and a dedicated letter-writer. Now, for the first time, fans w... more info