Yoko Ono Just Did the Best-Ever US Weekly '25 Things'
Here at Jezebel, we have a particular soft spot for US Weekly’s “25 Things You Don’t Know About Me,” a recurring feature in which celebrities reveal facts about themselves that are typically so boring and basic that they become thrilling. But the most recent edition of “25 Things” has somehow moved past…
Yoko Ono Reminds Us of Her John Lennon Elegy Season of Glass, Advocates for Gun Control
For obvious reasons, Yoko Ono has advocated gun control for years: on this day in 1980, December 8, she witnessed her husband John Lennon shot to death just outside his home by Mark David Chapman, a crazed fan wielding a .38 Revolver purchased just by showing a driver’s license. Lennon was shot four times with…
This Is Not Your Creepy Wall Street Grandpa's Pirelli Calendar
The notoriously nudie Pirelli Calendar—known for depicting models and their ilk in various states of pin-up-style undress and being shipped off to an exclusive list of high-end clientele who presumably smell like scotch and cigars and laugh maniacally in their top-floor corner offices—has undergone a revamp this year…
Famed NSFW Pirelli Calendar to Celebrate Women for Their Brains or Something
The Pirelli Calendar has long been known for its exclusive, seductive pictures of the world’s top models, shot by the world’s best photographers, as was celebrated last year in a book on the calendar’s 50-plus years of production. While the 2016 calendar was expected to be much of the same, it appears that this year,…
President Obama and Martha Stewart Disagree About Peas
In today’s Tweet Beat, President Obama respectfully shits on the New York Times’ pea-brained guacamole recipe; Martha Stewart, meanwhile, is literally buried in peas; and Solange wishes Missy Elliott happy birthday.
Yoko Ono on Peaches' Performances: She's the Future of Women Artists
The feminist musician and artist Peaches has just released a book entitled What Else Is In the Teaches of Peaches (Akashic), a collection of photographs chronicling her concerts and performances over the course of several years. What follows is Yoko Ono’s essay from the book, critiquing Peaches’ performance of Ono’s…

