Olivia Newton-John urges women to trust instincts on health

Olivia Newton-John hasn’t undergone radiation in “a couple of years” and hasn’t had a scan for cancer “for a long time,” which the 72-year-old actress happily revealed in an EXCLUSIVE interview with HollywoodLife! While the leading lady from Grease has emerged from her third round of cancer (which had returned in May of 2017), the Australian icon is still investing her time into finding “kinder therapies” for those still battling the disease with her new Olivia Newton John Foundation that

If there’s a certain item from Grease that you want, the one that you need, chances are you’ll be able to find it when Julien’s Auctions’ Property From Olivia Newton-John Online Only Auction begins on Nov. 9.

Janet W. Lee On Saturday morning, Disneyland employees and fans gathered for a rally outside the theme park in Anaheim, Calif.

Queen of Social Media Chrissy Teigen has been mostly silent ever since she suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage halfway through her third pregnancy on Sept. 30. She’s been in mourning with husband John Legend, 41, after they lost the baby boy they had already been calling Jack. The 34-year-old was photographed out in public for the first time sine her devastating tragedy on Oct. 15, as she went grocery shopping at a West Hollywood Bristol Farms market with John.

he said in a speech from Greenville, North Carolina that aired live on Fox News Thursday.“It’s NBC, the worst. Home of Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd and some others,” he continued, also calling out NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt.Then he took a moment to tear into his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden.“They gave Joe Biden, a week ago, a town hall, and it was meant for children.

So, last year, we raved about the cast for Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” It felt like the first all-star cast to rival an ‘Avengers’ film in a long time. However, it appears that Adam McKay has leapfrogged that claim and his upcoming feature, “Don’t Look Up,” might just have the best ensemble cast for a feature film…in a long time.

New York Comic Con, along with some high-flying women in Hollywood who teamed up for a fun and insightful panel about Black female superheroes on the small screen. The panel's origin story begins with Black History Month back in February, when TV Guide presented The Rise of Black Superheroes, an in-depth look at TV's Black superheroes, past and present: The Pierces of Black Lightning, the pint-sizedstar of Raising Dion, Sister Night (Regina King) of HBO's Watchmen, and Iris West (Candice Patton)

Olivia Newton-John opened up about Kelly Preston’s secret cancer battle and how she has been there for John Travolta following the actress’ death.“We are in contact, and I send my love and support as often as I can,” the singer, 72, told Entertainment Tonight in an interview published on Wednesday, October 7, noting that the family is “coping as well as you can imagine.”Newton-John has battled cancer three times and shared her story along the way.

Olivia Newton-John is opening up about the late Kelly Preston. Newton-John, 72, is currently battling stage four metastatic breast cancer. The “A Little More Love” singer was first diagnosed with the disease in 1992 and had a secret battle with cancer in 2013 before her most recent diagnosis in 2017. She recently announced a new foundation in her name to help other cancer survivors.

Olivia Newton-John is opening up about Kelly Preston's private battle with breast cancer, and how the late actress' family is healing.

Several notable voices in Hollywood are urging the U.S. public to vote in a special V Magazine cover shoot.

Olivia Newton-John is establishing the ONJ Foundation, and she became emotional in announcing the new foundation, established to help others who’ve survived cancer.

Olivia Newton-John opened up about the first time she was diagnosed with breast cancer in a tearful video shared on Monday. The “A Little More Love” singer was first diagnosed with the disease in 1992, had a secret battle with cancer in 2013 and her most recent diagnosis in 2017.