John Lennon once sang "the best things in life are free" — but that doesn't apply to his iconic round spectacles! A rare pair of the "Imagine" songwriter's glasses sold for an eye-popping $56,800 at ...

Outside of Harry Potter, the most famous round spectacles in the history of pop culture almost certainly belong to John Lennon. While various pairs worn by the legendary Beatles musician have surfaced ...

The Beatles made an undeniable impact when they burst on the music scene in the early 1960s, captivating audiences with their distinct style. Their sleek black suits and charming mop-top hair quickly ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Laia Farran Graves is a journalist and stylist specializing in luxury. John Lennon (1940-1980) of English rock and pop group The ...

Lennon gifted the round 'Windsor' glasses to his housekeeper, Dorothy "Dot" Jarlett, in 1965 so that her brother could use them for a fancy dress costume John Lennon once sang "the best things in life ...