This is making the rounds of the interwebs today and it left us pretty speechless.

Check out Yoko Ono's stunning cover of Katy Perry's "Firework" after the jump.

It's not a huge shock considering John Lennon's promotion of peace, love, and tolerance, but it's exciting to hear from the woman that knew him best that the Beatle would be on our side in the fight for marriage equality. 

Sigh. He probably would've written a song about it too!

See what Lennon's wife, Yoko Ono and their son, Sean Lennon have to say about John Lennon and marriage equality after the jump.

In her latest interview, Yoko Ono talks tweets as art, her newest dance hit and why she sings Gaga's praises. Oh, and a little bit of cray cray, of course. Details after the jump.

In the world of things that make sense, Lady Gaga joined Yoko Ono on stage last night to perform two avant-garde, electronica-lite songs. The two strong personalities make for an interesting equation that looks good on paper and actually comes through in the real world.

I was lucky enough to be able to interview Our Lady of the Gays before the release of The Fame, and she mentioned an interest in a dream collaboration with Marilyn Manson. If Gaga could collaborate with any artist, living or dead, who would you pick to make for a fascinating duo?

(Via Joe)