Danny (John Travolta) and Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) kissed at the end of 'Grease,' but it was mysteriously cut from the film for 40 years. Until now. See the smooch in a new clip for the musical ...

Grease fans have stopped to question how the T-Birds came up with their iconic gang name - and it has sparked a discussion ...

It's "Grease" lightning! The classic 1978 movie starring Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta hasn't lost its popularity over the years.

Movies ‘Knots Landing’ star Donna Mills claims Sandy in ‘Grease’ was modeled after her: ‘I found out years later’ The 1978 movie musical starred Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta ...

A recently resurfaced — and very dark — fan theory about the 1978 hit musical movie Grease speculates that Sandy was actually dead the entire time and the whole story takes place in her head.

OK, that's clearly not true (films about the undead date back to at least the 1930s), but arguably "Grease" would have been the first musical zombie movie. In any case, Newton-John's take adds ...

Even as the East Coast braces for its worst storm in 75 years, people are keeping a sense of humor about Hurricane Sandy.. Many people hit Twitter on Sunday to crack jokes about the storm’s name ...

The flying car at the end of “Grease” has always defied logic, but people are taking it WAY TOO FAR with these ghost theories. Still, autumn is upon us and, in the name of all things spooky ...

The entire movie was a drowning woman’s coma fantasy.” A more-morbid version has Sandy killing herself toward the end of the film, which feels a bit out-of-character.

Actress Sarah Michelle Gellar posted a wild new theory about the movie “Grease” that went viral overnight: Olivia Newton-John’s character Sandy is actually dead, and the whole film takes ...

Just watching #Grease one of my favorite films and it’s so of its time. Misogynistic, sexist and a bit rapey." (L-R) Olivia Newton-John as Sandy Olsson and John Travolta as Danny Zuko.

Danny (John Travolta) and Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) kissed at the end of 'Grease,' but it was mysteriously cut from the film for 40 years. Until now. See the smooch in a new clip for the musical ...