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John Travolta broke out all of his Oscar nominated moves from 'Saturday Night Fever' at Madonna's Oscars party after Bee Gees hit 'Stayin' Alive' began playing. John Travolta hit the dancefloor at Madonna's Oscars party John Travolta  broke out his famous 'Saturday Night Fever' dance moves at  Madonna 's Oscars party. The 59-year-old actor - who earned an Oscar nomination for his role as disco lover Tony Manero in the 1977 film - wowed an A-list audience by showing he's still got the moves as  Bee Gees  hit 'Stayin' Alive' played at the bash following the Academy Awards on Sunday (24.02.13). John - who was accompanied by his wife Kelly Preston - did the famous dance which helped him earn a Best Actor nomination and other celebrity guests ''followed and started dancing'', according to the New York Post newspaper. Celebrities at the party, which took place at the Los Angeles home of  Madonna ...

The location of Madonna’s luxury gym in Rome has been revealed as the ex-Teatro Colosseo on Via Capo d’Africa, in the shadow of the Colosseum. The three-storey Hard Candy Fitness centre is scheduled to open on 26 May but it is not believed that Madonna will not attend the opening; insiders say that she will likely visit in September instead. The 1,200-sqm gym will be part of the Italian-American popstar’s Hard Candy global chain of luxury gyms and will be managed in partnership with Italian fitness firm Dabliu. The gym’s venue is best known for housing the Teatro Colosseo until 2008 while a more recent transformation saw it hosting the now-dismantled “3-D Rewind Rome” interactive tour. The location, in the vicinity of the capital’s “gay street” at the Colosseum-end of Via S. Giovanni in Laterano, is unlikely a coincidence given Madonna’s popularity among the gay community. The gym will offer fitness classes based on the "Addicted to Sweat" routines used by the Queen of Pop...

Danny Aiello: It was terrible to work with Madonna Update:  It’s true that Danny Aiello was a little bit all over the place in this interview, but Craig, the producer of the show confirms: He was joking, guys. When he said it was “terrible,” he was saying it “tongue in cheek.” — Danny Aiello who played Madonna’s father in the 1986 video “Papa Don’t Preach” was interviewed by radio station Fresh 102.7. Of course, they talked about Madonna. Here’s a transcript by Madonnarama… My daughter talked me into that, I didn’t want to do it, because I don’t do videos, but my daughter Stacy loved her and asked me to do it. No, it was terrible [to work with Madonna]. I didn’t want to do it. Sean Penn asked me to do it, because Madonna had asked him. I didn’t know her. “Would you play her father?” he said. “I don’t do videos, I’m a serious actor.” So I went home and I didn’t know who the hell Madonna was at the time, to be perfectly honest. Stacy said, “Daddy that’s Madonna… oh...