You can't quite picture Pulp Fiction's Vincent Vega doing this,
but Get Shorty's Chili Palmer just might share the addiction.
"My family and I go to Maine for the holidays, and from Dec. 1
until Jan. 1 there is nothing but Christmas music being played,
all day and every night," says John Travolta. "We have a very
Christmasy house."  It was there that Travolta, 58, hatched the
idea to reunite with his Grease co-star Olivia Newton-John, 64,
for an album of holiday staples, swapping text messages with the
Australian singer until the two had agreed to corral friends for
a project that would benefit their two favorite charities.  "I
thought, I'm listening to Johnny Mathis and Frank Sinatra doing
it, why can't we do it?" says Travolta.  Out Nov. 13, This
Christmas features the two friends joined by pals Barbra
Streisand (I'll Be Home for Christmas), Tony Bennett (Winter
Wonderland), James Taylor (Deck the Halls) and Newton-John's
mentor, British legend Cliff Richard (Have Yourself A Merry
Little Christmas).  There