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"Yoko Ono is reportedly trying to prevent a pub owner from using her late husband John Lennon&amp;#039;s name and likeness. Landlord Mike Craig recently purchased Lennon&amp;#039;s Bar in Dundee, Scotland, which is decorated with memorabilia celebrating the &amp;#039;Imagine&amp;#039; singer and The Beatles. He received a legal letter from Ono and lawyers for The Beatles&amp;#039; firm Apple ordering him to rename the pub and take down all Beatles merchandise within two weeks, The Scottish Sun reports. Craig branded the order &amp;quot;ridiculous&amp;quot;, saying that the venue had been called Lennon&amp;#039;s Bar for &amp;quot;about five years&amp;quot;. The bar owner has, however, agreed to remove all Beatles mementos and change the name to avoid a costly lawsuit. A rep for Apple&amp;#039;s legal team declined to comment. Since Lennon&amp;#039;s death in 1980, Ono has licensed her husband&amp;#039;s image to be used on various products, including T-shirts, calendars and games. A former rep for Lennon recently denied claims made in a new documentary that the musician became a staunch political conservative in the last few years of his life. &amp;gt; Al Pacino for John Lennon-inspired film Imagine? &amp;gt; Paul McCartney, Yoko Ono to attend Love show Watch John Lennon perform &amp;#039;Give Peace A Chance&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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