In November 1981, Olivia Newton-John took the ultimate risk, trading her clean-cut country-pop image for a provocative anthem that pushed boundaries.

John’s final official recording was a duet with Dolly Parton on “Jolene”, reconnecting the singer with a song she first recorded in 1976.

In 1974, Olivia Newton-John was nominated for four CMA Awards. Her nominations included one for Album of the Year, with If You Love Me Let Me Know, and Single of the Year, for the record’s title track ...

In 1981, a bold new pop song helped transform one of music's most recognizable stars—but not everyone was ready for it. "Physical" by Olivia Newton-John, became one of the biggest hits of the early ...

Released in May 1974, Olivia Newton-John’s fourth studio album, If You Love Me, Let Me Know, stirred up a good amount of controversy. This is not because of any offensive material or personal behavior ...

Olivia Newton-John cast a spell with her 1980 hit “Magic.” A massive hit that spent weeks dominating Billboard’s charts, the soft rock classic is still enchanting listeners more than 45 years later, ...

The Australian entertainment legend - who once said the cancer she had fought three times over 30 years gave her ‘purpose and ...

Olivia Newton-John was indebted to her mother for inspiring her to move to England, where she'd start her successful career ...

Why her result means more than you think. The Australian singer finished fourth at this year’s contest – and that number means a little more than it might initially seem. Delta Goodrem’s fourth-place ...

For 53 years, Jolene has been pleaded with, covered, reimagined, and remixed by some of the biggest names in music. Olivia Newton-John made her a hit in 1976. The White Stripes made her raw and ...