Olivia Newton-John

In honor of celebrity survivor Olivia Newton-John's Thanksgiving special 'Kaleidoscope', this is a look at celebrity breast cancer survivors. These celebrities are great inspirations for breast cancer survivors everywhere fighting this horrible disease Contributor: Aida Ekberg Published: Nov 26, 2009 Read Full Story

  Getty Images Olivia Newton-John said the flying silver object she saw race across the sky at “amazing speeds” when she was a teenager was a UFO. Olivia also insists she's not the only Brit who believes there are other life forms out there. The 60-year-old actress told Britain’s The Sun newspaper: I have seen [a UFO] when I was very young. It was unidentified and it was flying. It’s true that I’m intrigued by them. I have seen so many shifts in belief systems over the years. In England most people now think UFOs are possible. Twenty years ago, how many people would ... Read Full Story

Hollywood celebrities who have survived breast cancer lashed out at new government guidelines that raise the age of an American woman’s first mammogram from 40 to 50. Olivia Newton-John was diagnosed 17 years ago at the age of 43. She said: “We are not data, we are human beings. You can’t judge it by data. I was in that 40–50 range.” Newton-John is an active breast cancer advocate, launching her own medical centre in her homeland of Australia. She will perform on FOX’s TV skating and musical special Kaleidoscope on November 26 to raise awareness for women’s cancer. Breast self-examination [ Read More ] ... Read Full Story

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