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‘Grease’ stars Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta duet for Christmas album

Danny and Sandy together again!Forget those "Summer Nights" — Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta are getting ready for the winter. The "Grease" stars are releasing a holiday album, This Christmas: John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John, on November 13, nearly 35 years after they starred as lovebirds Danny and Sandy in the iconic musical film.

"We all felt a wonderful, joyful energy while recording this album," Newton-John, 64, said in a statement. "We want to make a lot of people smile and happy. It's a project that we're hoping turns into a perennial, one that can continue to raise money for these causes year after year, a gift that keeps on giving." Adds Travolta, 58: "My desire was to make This Christmas an intimate album, not something too ostentatious or showy. I wanted people to be able to play it around the house or in the car during the holidays, and make us part of your celebration."

This Christmas doesn't just star the voices of Travolta and Newton-John, who look like they're enjoying a cup of cocoa by a Christmas tree as they open presents on the album's cover. Even more shockingly, Barbra Streisand, Tony Bennett, James Taylor, and Kenny G also make appearances on the 13-song collection on such classics as "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," "I'll Be Home For Christmas," and "Deck the Halls." And there's a special track for "Grease" fans: "I Think You Might Like It," a sequel to "You're the One That I Want," which was written by the same lyricist.

Olivia and John as Sandy and Danny in 1978's Grease. (Everett Collection)

Proceeds from This Christmas will go to the two stars' favorite charities, the Jett Travolta Foundation for children's disabilities and the Olivia Newton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre in Melbourne, Australia … so indulging in your guilty pleasure is for a good cause!

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