Découvrez où vivait l’ancien Beatles John Lennon à New York, à quelques pas de l’endroit où il a été assassiné.
**File Photos** LENNON DRAWING USED FOR HOLIDAY CARDS An illustration by JOHN LENNON is to be sold as a Christmas card for an international charity – 42 years after it was originally printed. The late Beatle’s Fat Budgie drawing will be reprinted for the first time this year (07) by Oxfam, after Lennon’s widow Yoko Ono, 74, granted permission to the famine relief organisation to use the artwork. Ono – who has already ordered 200 of the cards for herself – says, « John supported Oxfam so it is wonderful that his illustration can continue to help Oxfam in its important work. » The illustration was debuted in 1965, at the height of The Beatles’ fame. The reprint of the drawing is to mark Oxfam’s 50th anniversary. (PAW/WNTRE/MT) John Lennon and Yoko Ono stage a bed-in for peace in Amsterdam – 1969 * RARE BEATLES FOOTAGE MADE AVAILABLE ONLINE Rare footage of THE BEATLES has been made available to the public for the first time. Fans of the Fab Four will be able to view « new » clips of JOHN LENNON, PAUL McCARTNEY, GEORGE HARRISON and RINGO STAR after download firm Wippit won a battle with record label EMI. McCartney’s wedding to first wife Linda in 1969, Lennon and YOKO ONO’s « bed-in » during the same year, and McCartney admitting to taking hallucinogenic drug LSD are among the clips available to download. EMI had asked the firm to remove the rare footage, but as the label does not own the copyright, Wippit was allowed to keep the clips on its website. The footage comes from the ITN, Pathe and Reuters archives. Video downloads are on sale from 49p (95c) each or as bundles from £4.99 (.73). (JC/WNTSU&WNWCCB/) Featuring: **File Photos** When: 16 Apr 1960 Credit: WENN 
