Special announcement

Mais que nous réserve Olivia Newton-John ??!!

Sur son compte Twitter et son sur son comte Facebook elle vient d'écrire "Pouvons nous oser rêver encore ? Attention une annonce spéciale sera faite mercredi à 8 heures du matin !"

Fait-elle allusion à une prochaine collaboration avec John Farnham comme le laisse supposer le site australien DailyReview ?

ONJ et John Farnham en duo lors du dernier ONJ Gala à Melbourne

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Sur le facebook de John Farnham on peut lire : We are very excited.....watch this space ! 
Alors nouveaux duos ... nouveaux concerts .... attendons .... roulements de tambours ...

We’re wondering if the “dare to dream” is referring to the song she performed with John Farnham at the opening ceremony of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, called Dare to Dream. Could it be that the pair is planning to go on the road again? 
Olivia Newton-John has been kept busy over the last few years with tours and her Vegas residency, which takes her right through until the end of the 2014. Farnham also just can’t seem to keep away from the stage, despite announcing his retirement several times.

Farnham and Newton-John toured together in 1998 with musical theatre star Anthony Warlow in The Main Event.



The announcement is set for tomorrow morning.

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- Paint the town pink ! 

 
Olivia Newton-John turns Las Vegas ferris wheel the High Roller pink to promote breast cancer awareness ... with the help of shirtless male dancers !

Full article on the Dailymail website ! 

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- How to be hopelessly devoted to the one that you want without being physical.


A lire en anglais ,ci dessous, cette petite interview accordée à Doug Elfman, journaliste pour le Las Vegas Review Journal. 

On y apprend qu'Olivia n'aime pas être ... en hauteur ! Qu'elle trouve Céline Dion adorable ...une très jolie voix  .. et qu'elle ne la remplacera pas au Caesar Palace la salle étant trop grande pour elle !

By DOUG ELFMAN
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

I don’t know how to say this without coming across like a crazy fan, so I’ll just say it.

I love Olivia Newton-John’s show at the Flamingo. I’ve always loved her. Her voice is incredible. Her stage persona is fun and easy. And she seems like a very nice person.

I met her at a garden party a few months ago, and I could see in her eyes she recognized a fawning fanatic when she saw one. She smiled and said hi. I gushed and trotted off.

Fortunately, she agreed to today’s follow-up Q&A.

Q: I’ve seen all these Vegas pictures of you, like you at the Ferris wheel.

A: Oh yeah. I don’t like heights, so I was scared of it, but it was beautiful.

Q: I haven’t been on it yet. I’ve been on the one in Paris.

A: Anything in Paris is amazing.

Q: Yeah, seriously. Sometimes, when I can’t get out of town, I just go to the Paris hotel and pretend.

A: That’s a good thing about here. You can go anywhere without going anywhere.

Q: You have a portion of your tickets going to your cancer organization, right?

A: Yeah, the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre in Melbourne, Australia (oliviaappeal.com). A portion of every ticket is going to the wellness program, which supports patients going through cancer treatment. We have acupuncture, and massage, and meditation, and yoga classes, and group therapy, and nutrition classes. Everything you can imagine. It’s not just breast cancer, as some people think. It’s a fully integrated cancer wellness center. It’s really helping people.

Q: How did you decide that’s what you wanted to put your money into?

A: I had this cancer in ‘92. I have an understanding of it. I have a compassion for the patients. It was really important for me to create the wellness aspect, and encourage them to use other ideologies to help people through. It’s been a passion of mine. We fundraised for 10 years. It’s been finally opened the last two years. It’s been a wonderful success, and a great thing to support.

Q: I imagine that’s one of the things you feel best about with your career. I know it’s cliche to say, “Giving back is real,” but the older I get, the more I feel it.

A: It is a cliche. But it’s a natural progression in life. When you’ve been as fortunate as I have, and you’ve been given so much, it’s a lovely feeling to be able to do that.

Q: So you probably saw the news Celine is taking time off. Are you trying to take up some of the dates in Caesars Colosseum?

A: It’s too big a room for me. But I feel for her. I understand exactly what they’re going through. I send my love, and support, and prayers to her and her husband.

Q: I’ve never heard one bad word about Celine.

A: Yeah, she’s lovely. Such a beautiful voice.

Q: I’ve heard from behind-the-scenes people they love working with you.

A: So the pay-offs are working!

Q: What do you make of the people wearing “Physical” headbands, and the “Grease” outfits, to your shows?

A: It’s very flattering. I think it’s hilarious. I think they’re selling stuff like that in the gift shop too, so I’m very happy, ha-ha.

Q: How does your husband like it here?

A: He’s enjoying it. I really appreciate him being here. It makes it lovely.

Q: You saw yourself in 3D wax at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas. When you see yourself in three dimensions, do you see anything different ?

A: It’s very strange. I saw some things that were creepy looking — and real-to-life! I was flattered. And as long as they don’t leave me out in the heat, I’ll be here for a while. It cost $300,000 (to create her wax likeness). I said, “Gosh, she’s more valuable than me.”

(Hardly. Olivia Newton-John is priceless, I tell you, priceless!)