FameCrawler : Yoko Ono

Spying on the Neighbors: 4-08-08

Whit Honea — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 20:18:00 GMT

What's with all the googly eyes on the plants?

Yoko backs Heather Mills. I freaking knew it. (Expo Say)

Naomi Watts and little Sasha (Just Jared)

Angelina Jolie takes the boys to space (Celebrity Baby Scoop)

Kate Moss gets wet (ASL)

Gavin and Kingston look at some tar pits (Celebs and Bubs)

More Tori Spelling not doing anything (Celebrity Moms)

Joan Rivers doesn't like Victoria Beckham (Fametastic)

Mm-more Bopping Babies for Hanson

Whit Honea — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 21:16:00 GMT

Zac Hanson is the youngest of the three brothers that make up the band. He is also the last one to have baby Hansons running around. Luckily, this will no longer be an issue. Zac and his wife Kate are expecting their first child.

The brothers seem really close, which is cool, and they are currently on tour, in one bus, with their respective spouses and the current 4 combined offspring from the older Hanson boys. Says Kate, "We may have to start thinking about expanding to two buses!"

Whatever, Yoko! The Hanson boys ride as one!

Source/Photo: People

Help! Half of The Beatles Rolling in Their Graves

Whit Honea — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 20:00:00 GMT

I've always thought of The Beatles as being a bit greener than most. Sure, they've left their share of carbon here and there, but they liked flowers and hated war. They were quite adamant that all we needed was love.

Now, fans are upset that the song, "All You Need is Love" has been cashed in to promote one of green's biggest foes, disposable diapers. All you need is Luvs? Really?

In an age when Hollywood parents are leading the charge for a return to environment-friendly cloth diapers, it seems like an odd endorsement. Granted, some of John Lennon's artwork graces the shell of a different brand of diapers, but that's Yoko's call, and frankly we expect that from her, she was in a band made from plastic.

John Lennon: Died Being a Dad

Whit Honea — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 23:00:00 GMT

John Lennon was on a paternal mission the night he was fatally shot, this according to a new interview with Yoko Ono on BBC radio. He was returning from the studio and while Yoko wanted to grab some dinner, John was more concerned about getting home to see their son, Sean. In fact, his last words before encountering his killer were, "let's go home, because I want to see Sean before he goes to sleep."

I'm a Beatles guy. I'm still influenced by their work, especially that of Lennon, to this day. This story just adds to it. Losing Lennon was perhaps the biggest loss to music that the world has ever known, and yet, what it comes down to is even more tragic. A little boy lying awake, waiting for a father's kiss that will never come, and a man, dying in the street, thinking of his son.