John Travolta claims his famous dance with the late Princess Diana saved his career. The "Saturday Night Fever" star admits his roles were few and far between until images of him and the princess swirling around a ballroom in 1985 were shown around the world.

John is quoted by Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper as saying: "That was an amazing moment because I was having a dip in my career and no-one was interested in me.

John Travolta says psychiatric drugs are to blame for tragic high school shootings. The outspoken Scientologist believes "psychotropic" medication "is at the bottom of" the Virginia Tech massacre, the Columbine shootings, and other similar incidents.

Travolta told W magazine: "I still think that if you analyze most of the school shootings, it is not gun control. It is psychotropic drugs at the bottom of it."

John Travolta says his family are "like the Addams Family."

The 'Wild Hogs' star - who lives with his wife Kelly Preston and their two children Jett, 15, and Ella, seven - has revealed his family stay up all night and sleep through the day to avoid prying paparazzi.

John Travolta and wife Kelly Preston are going to try for another baby.

The "Pulp Fiction" star and the actress - who already have two children, Jett, 14, and seven-year-old Ella - have revealed they are eager to add to their family and have set themselves a fertility timetable.

Isla Fisher has ridiculed Scientologist celebrities.

The "Wedding Crashers" actress, who is engaged to "Borat" star Sacha Baron Cohen, has mocked Hollywood stars who follow the bizarre religion and are obsessed with yoga.

John Travolta has revealed his bizarre solution for global warming - move to another planet.

The actor, who is a follower of Scientology, thinks the only way mankind may be able to survive the impending environmental disaster is to colonize another world.