Olivia Newton-John ... the most successful movie musical in history. Newton-John continued to make her mark in Hollywood with 1980’s "Xanadu," in which she famously danced with Gene Kelly.

“In fact, I wasn’t going to dance in Xanadu, but several journalists told me that Olivia Newton-John kept saying how sad she was that she wouldn’t get the chance to dance with me. So I ...

In 1979, Jeff Lynne started work on the music for Olivia Newton-John’s 1980 disco-new wave film, Xanadu. However, the contract that the Electric Light Orchestra frontman signed put constraints ...

I will never forget when I read the news that the beloved idol of my youth (and still today as an adult), Olivia Newton-John, ...

Olivia Newton-John, the beloved singer and actor known for her 1970s and ’80s hits and the movie “Grease,” died at her ranch in Southern California on Monday at age 73. A cause of death hasn ...

Paying tribute to the star will involve taking a trip to "Xanadu," on a warm August night, with a powerful purpose: To raise money for the Olivia Newton-John Foundation Fund, which is dedicated to ...

Instead, Newton-John got Xanadu, which begins when demi-goddesses come to life off a mural and explode into Santa Monica rays of skating light. She's Kira, a muse who inspired people like ...

“Xanadu” skates back into the Bay Area ... The Robert Greenwald-film starred the amazing Olivia Newton-John — who died earlier this month at the age of 73 — as the roller-skating muse ...

George Takei wrote, "We have lost a great, iconic artist in Olivia Newton John, gone too soon from us at age 73. I trust she is now in the great Xanadu beyond. Know that we are forever hopelessly ...

Olivia Newton-John ... personal life was blooming. In 1984, Newton-John married longtime boyfriend Matt Lattanzi, whom she’d met on the set of “Xanadu” and was 10 years her junior.

“‘Grease’ is my #1 movie of all time and made me a lifelong Olivia Newton John fan,” tweeted Union. “Me and my sister watched Xanadu more times than I could count. Sending so much love ...

The angelic-voiced Olivia Newton-John ... of course I would." Newton-John, however, did attend the opening night of Broadway's Xanadu, explaining that she found the production "hysterical.