In the early 1970s, John Lennon began an 18-month relationship with May Pang, his assistant. Here's what Pang did after their split.

Pang, now 74, was a teenage college dropout who allegedly “bluffed her way” into a job at the Beatles’ Apple Records as a personal assistant to Lennon and Yoko Ono.

May Pang agreed to be John Lennon’s girlfriend, at Yoko Ono’s behest. Gunplay, Hollywood boozing, a spying McCartney and a broken heart defined their “Lost Weekend.” ...

May Pang reflects on her role in John Lennon's "lost weekend," her relationship with Yoko Ono, Julian Lennon, her new documentary and the Beatles.

May Pang's 18-month romance with John Lennon became known as the “Lost Weekend" and is thought be be his most creative period following The Beatles split.

May Pang is one of those people you run into that you realize they've lived ten lifetimes in one life.

Get ready to have the myths of the alleged booze-soaked, wild, infamous Lost Weekend of John Lennon turned on its head when May Pang’s photos of life with Lennon in the mid-1970s hit town ...

May Pang on John Lennon’s creative process: “He was always nervous about his own writing” In this "Everything Fab Four" conversation, the former rock exec opens up about being an eyewitness ...

Besides wanting to set the record straight, Pang hopes her photos show another side of John Lennon, who was often misunderstood by fans and the press.

May Pang shared photos from her famous affair with John Lennon at a Northern Virginia gallery — and answered some of Beatles fans’ many, many questions.

Pang's exhibition detailing her time with John Lennon will land at The Treelawn Social Club & Music Hall Friday, June 6 - Sunday, June 8. May Pang (with permission) ...