John Lennon

Six months after killing John Lennon, Mark David Chapman entered a guilty plea in a New York courtroom.

This bizarre, apparently drug-fueled meeting remains as historic as it was utterly awkward.

On March 23, 1973, John Lennon was issued an order by U.S. immigration authorities to leave the United States.

On March 4, 1966, an article appeared in the 'London Evening Standard' that would cause an uproar and ripple for some time.

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.

One of rock's most significant moments happened when the teenaged John Lennon met Paul McCartney on July 6, 1957.

John Lennon was a brilliant songwriter, but not much of a driver.