411 Mania — Yoko Ono says it's nowhere near done... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — John Lennon gets a new nationality -- for a night -- on Nov. 22 when PBS umbrellas the ex-Beatle into its "American Masters" series with a new two-hour documentary focusing on the final years of his life when he and... more info

Perez Hilton — Yoko Ono is warning fans that a deal to allow Beatles songs to be downloaded from iTunes is nowhere near complete. The widow of John Lennon says that she, along with Sir Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison's widow Olivia, are "holding ou... more info

All About Jazz — Don't hold your breath waiting for Beatles songs to go on sale at iTunes or other online retailers, Yoko Ono said on Thursday. The Fab Four have long resisted the allure of digital downloads, instead selling millions of old-fashioned compact discs... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Yoko Ono believes she is being "practical" in her opinion that John Lennon's murderer not be paroled. more info

ContactMusic — JOHN LENNON's widow YOKO ONO has warned BEATLES fans not to expect any of the rockers' music to go online anytime soon - because they are still "holding out" over the terms of... more info

Detroit Free Press — Three decades after John Lennon's death, Yoko Ono said she opposes his killer's parole because he remains a potential threat. more info

Topix — Three decades after John Lennon's death, Yoko Ono said she opposes his killer's parole because he remains a potential threat. more info

Gigwise — She says he should remain in prison... more info

NME — Mark Chapman is serving 20 years to life for murdering the Beatle in 1980 more info