It wasn’t a complete accident that John Lennon had an affair with May Pang. From September 1973 to 1975, the Beatles icon went on his so-called “Lost Weekend,” which involved an 18 month-long binge of sex,

John Lennon and Yoko Ono were at a party together when Lennon slipped away with another woman. Here's how Ono reacted.

Yoko Ono revealed she was warned that John Lennon was 'in danger' in an excerpt from the book We All Shine On: John, Yoko and Me, released in024.

Former Los Angeles radio and TV announcer Elliot Mintz, who was close friends with Lennon and Ono, claimed how they were “obsessed with staying skinny” in his memoir “We All Shine On: John Yoko & Me,” out Tuesday.

While John Lennon and Yoko Ono‘s marriage was on the cover of dozens of newspapers (who remembers that iconic Rolling Stone cover from 1981?), many details of their marriage are still under wraps to this day.

While married to Yoko Ono, the former Beatle had an eighteen-month relationship with his assistant, May Pang. It was a difficult time for Lennon as he was struggling with alcohol addiction and depression.

Yoko Ono overheard John Lennon's infidelity at a party, according to a new book. He alleged that on the night of Richard Nixon's election in 1968, John was so upset by the politician winning that he got drunk and had "loud,

John Lennon and Yoko Ono were obsessed with their weight, according to a new book by their close friend Elliot Mintz. Mintz, 79, was a Los Angeles-based radio and TV presenter who became close to the couple in the early Seventies.