John Travolta pays tribute to his Grease co-star Susan Buckner shortly after her passing.

John Travolta shares memories of his friendship with Bruce Willis while celebrating Pulp Fiction's 30th anniversary with cast.

John Travolta joined 2023's lineup of Super Bowl ads to arrive early online.

Many who knew and loved Olivia Newton-John and speaking out after her death.

Sylvester Stallone and John Travolta are among the second round of stars to send well wishes to Bruce Willis.

Here's what the cast of Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction is working on now, including John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis, and Uma Thurman.

John Travolta and Bruce Willis are reuniting for the first time since Pulp Fiction.

Loving words for the wife and mother of 3.

Let's take the face... off of the ridiculous 1997 blockbuster, Face/Off.

How does Wolverine measure up as Sandra Dee?

Apparently, some viewers thing Grease is a little less hydr-o-matic, and a bit more pro-ble-matic.

If things had gone differently 20 years ago John Travolta would likely still be a big part of both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort today.

Time to celebrate the 25th anniversary of this amazing movie!

The Jerry Maguire actress would have been 58 today.

The pair recently worked together on Quibi's Die Hart series.

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Quibi has released a trailer for its new Kevin Hart-John Travolta series Die Hart, and I am ready to sign back up, baby! Is it any coincidence that Quibi released this trailer the very same day that Day 1 subscribers' free three-month trial expired? I think not! The 10-episode action comedy finds funnyman Hart playing a fictionalized version of himself who’s tired of being the comedic sidekick. His dream is to be the kind of leading man who stars in action movies, and he gets his wish when a famous director offers him his dream -- albeit …

Actors Kevin Hart and John Travolta will be teaming up for a new meta comedy action series, Die Hart, on the upcoming streaming service Quibi.

Quibi, the forthcoming streaming network boasting bite-sized episodes designed squarely for your phone (or should we say vertically for your phone?), just announced a new series that sounds, to put it succinctly, bonkers. Via Variety, the new show stars Kevin Hart as himself and John Travolta as a raving lunatic. It is called, of course: Die Hart. It's real. And I'm here for it. The Quibi show will star Hart as a fictionalized version of himself: A comedic actor sick and tired of being typecast as the goofball who can't be taken seriously. He wants to …

John Travolta has given some unforgettable performances in his time, but he's also taken part in more than his fair share of lackluster movies.