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The Beatles released a 60th-anniversary special edition of 'Rubber Soul' on October 2, 2026, featuring a newly discovered John Lennon demo, multiple remixes, and extensive archival material.
Sean Ono Lennon and his partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl announced the birth of their son Aurelius, making Aurelius John Lennon’s first grandchild.
Sean Ono Lennon and his partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl welcomed a baby boy named Aurelius, making John Lennon a grandfather for the first time; Aurelius, Latin for golden, is John’s first known grandson, with Sean sharing the news on social media and posting photos.
Sean Ono Lennon and partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl welcomed their first child, Aurelius, making John Lennon’s first grandchild; Sean shared photos and a playful caption about ‘creating a human’ as he and Muhl continue their musical collaboration.
Sean Ono Lennon and his partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl announced the birth of their baby boy, Aurelius, posting photos on Instagram. Aurelius is the first grandchild of John Lennon and Yoko Ono. Sean has spoken about safeguarding his father's legacy and helping ensure the Beatles’ memory remains alive for the next generation.
Sean Ono Lennon and partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl welcomed their first child, a son named Aurelius, sharing photos on social media and adding another generation to John Lennon’s family.
Sean Ono Lennon and his partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl have welcomed their first child, a son named Aurelius. Aurelius is Sean’s first child and Yoko Ono’s third grandchild, though Ono already has two grandchildren via her daughter Kyoko Chan Cox. The couple shared photos on social media and joked about naming the baby, with Sean writing “we have indeed created a Human Bean!” Julian Lennon reacted with heart emojis, and the couple has earlier collaborated musically and met at Coachella in 2005.
Sean Ono Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl announced the birth of their baby boy Aurelius on Instagram, calling him their 'Human Bean'; Aurelius is the first grandchild of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and Sean has spoken about safeguarding his parents’ legacy.
Steven Soderbergh’s Cannes-debuted John Lennon: The Last Interview frames Lennon and Yoko Ono’s final radio chat as a documentary, using AI-generated imagery to accompany their conversation and exploring how the late Beatle’s honesty—about fame, love, and the ‘lost weekend’—translates to today’s questions of authenticity, transparency, and the role of technology in storytelling.
Director Steven Soderbergh used artificial intelligence in his John Lennon documentary, John Lennon: The Last Interview, and says he’s ready to discuss how AI shaped the film, which premiered at the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
Steven Soderbergh reveals that his John Lennon documentary uses AI technology and plans to publicly discuss the creative and ethical implications of applying AI in documentary filmmaking.
Steven Soderbergh’s Cannes doc John Lennon: The Last Interview converts the Lennon–Yoko Double Fantasy interview into a visual annotation, blending archival footage with AI-generated imagery. It offers some intimate moments but the presentation feels dull and overdependent on literal image-izing of abstract thoughts, with the AI sequences largely criticized as unnecessary and distracting. The film, which premiered at Cannes 2026 and is seeking U.S. distribution, earns a cautious Grade: C.
Steven Soderbergh’s The Last Interview presents John Lennon as radiantly hopeful and almost messianic in the final chat before his death, weaving intimate home scenes with archival footage and a stylish collage. The film highlights Lennon's evolving views on love and equality, while also noting the promotional intensity that sometimes overshadows the interview’s historical scope.
BBC's six-part Beatles origin drama Hamburg Days has cast its Fab Four: Rhys Mannion as John Lennon, Ellis Murphy as Paul McCartney, Harvey Brett as George Harrison, and Louis Landau as Stu Sutcliffe, with Patrick Gilmore as Pete Best and Luna Jordan as Astrid Kirchherr; the series from W&B Television and Turbine Studios follows the young Beatles in Hamburg's clubs before their rise to fame, and is currently filming in Hamburg, Munich and Liverpool.
Paul McCartney says Yoko Ono told him shortly after John Lennon’s 1980 murder that she thought he might have been gay, a claim he says he didn’t agree with. Ono later discussed Lennon's openness to bisexuality in 2015. The rumor legacy traces to a 1963 Spain trip with manager Brian Epstein, plus various private accounts and public reflections about social pressures around sexuality; Lennon never publicly confirmed such rumors and was killed in 1980.