Jordan Runtagh
Contributing Writer at Rolling Stone
Contributing Writer at People Magazine
Executive Podcast Producer and Host at iHeartMedia
podcast host/exec. producer @iHeartmedia (Too Much Information, Off the Record, Inside the Studio, Rivals) + contributor @rollingstone, @ew, @people, @vh1
Articles
A Painter Witnessed John Lennon’s Death. He Channeled the Tragic Moment into a Chilling Piece of Art
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people.com | Jordan Runtagh
John Lennon and Yoko Ono outside their home at New York City's Dakota Building in 1980. Credit : Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris Many Americans learned that John Lennon had been gunned down when sportscaster Howard Cosell broke the news during a Monday Night Football broadcast on Dec. 8, 1980. But painter Robert Morgan knew much sooner. He heard the shots outside his apartment on Manhattan’s Upper West Side just before 11 p.m. that night.
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2 weeks ago |
people.com | Jordan Runtagh
John Lennon in 1977 in New York City. Photo: Vinnie Zuffante/Getty In January 1972, John Lennon and Yoko Ono performed their protest song “Attica State” on The David Frost Show, sparking a rare live debate with the studio audience.
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2 weeks ago |
people.com | Jordan Runtagh
The Beatles released their crowning creative achievement, Sgt.
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4 weeks ago |
people.com | Jordan Runtagh |Nicole Pomarico
In 2003, Aaron alleged that his mother, Jane, had removed more than $100,000 from his bank account without permission. Following her split with family patriarch Bob the following year, Jane was arrested and charged with battery for allegedly hitting his girlfriend (and future wife), Ginger Elrod.
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1 month ago |
people.com | Jordan Runtagh
John Lennon and Yoko Ono in the '70s. Photo: Courtesy of Magnolia Pictures One to One: John & Yoko showcases footage from the only full-length concerts Lennon performed after the Beatles — now stunningly restored in IMAX with a powerful remix by Sean Ono Lennon. The documentary features unheard private phone calls that capture unfiltered moments of Lennon and Ono’s life, from politics to personal pain.
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RT @JordanRuntagh: I'm revisiting the Beatles Anthology to get in the mood for Get Back, and it reminded me that George steals the show. Ev…
Resurfacing this in hopes of a revamped Beatles Anthology...
I'm revisiting the Beatles Anthology to get in the mood for Get Back, and it reminded me that George steals the show. Everything he says is funny, irreverent and brutally honest. Doesn't give a damn! In his honor, enjoy this list of GEORGE HARRISON'S MOST DGAF ANTHOLOGY QUOTES! https://t.co/3OiinhfEZq
Did a deep dive into why Bob Dylan looked like he wanted to k himself at the "We Are the World" session 🥳
In honor of "We Are the World" turning 40, I investigated why Bob Dylan looked so not OK at the session. After writing this, I can't say I blame him for entering a dissociative fugue state. Learn why Pop's Greatest Night™️ was Dylan's darkest day! https://t.co/L7lktM7xdg https://t.co/CzRWlaxFWG