John Lennon

His political activism first attracted the attention of the FBI in late 1971.

The resulting controversy sparked death threats, becoming one of the reasons why they decided to stop touring.

The third part of the equation that would become the Beatles fell into place on Feb. 6, 1958.

'Milk and Honey' followed the same format as 'Double Fantasy,' but with different results.

If authorities in New Jersey had their way, every last copy would have been destroyed.

Dual legends initially grew up around his 1974 appearance with Elton John at Madison Square Garden.

Nothing brings out the best in a songwriter like a partnership with just the right amount of creative tension. Just ask Paul McCartney.

Six-piece Quarrymen were setting up for an 8PM performance in the garden of Liverpool's St. Peter's Church.

A scary mishap ended with a trip to the hospital for himself, his son Julian, Yoko Ono and her daughter Kyoko.

Of all the Beatles, John Lennon is the one with the most wayward solo discography.

They staged a week-long "Bed-In" for peace at the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel for their honeymoon.

The evening that drinking buddy Harry Nilsson introduced John Lennon to the brandy Alexander cocktail wouldn't end well.