John travolta

• After decades of rumored gay bath house orgies and Scientology cures, John Travoltas sex life is back in the news with sexual battery charges from a pair of male masseurs.
(Gawker)
• John Travolta was 2,475 miles from L.A. the day a masseur claims the actor sexually assaulted him at a Beverly Hills hotel -- and TMZ has obtained photographs which his people say will prove it.
(TMZ.com)
• John Travoltas camp says the actor was 2,475 miles from L.A. the day a masseur claims the actor sexually assaulted him at the Beverly Hills Hotel, and TMZ has obtained a photograph which his people say will prove it.
(Inside Bay Area)
• John Travolta has masseurs coming out of the woodwork as the number of masseurs with sexual claims multiplies today.
(Examiner)
• Amid John Travoltas recent assault lawsuit, the actors new movie will continue as planned, ET has learned. The Oscar nominees next role is playing John Gotti Sr. in Gotti: In the Shadow of My Father.
(MSN)
• How many John Does are there? As evidence arises that may contradict one victims claims, other men have reached out to a lawyer who filed a lawsuit accusing the actor of sexual battery and harassment, the attorney tells PEOPLE.
(People)
• Hollywood star John Travolta has been accused of sexual assault in lawsuits filed by two male masseurs. But questions about the actor's sex life have circulated for years, reports Marlow Stern.
(Daily Beast)
• Monday, celebrity news website TMZ published a story regarding actor John Travolta. According to the article, a masseur by the name of John Doe (whose real name is being concealed) has filed a lawsuit against Travolta.
(Examiner)
• According to the lawyer representing two masseurs in a sex assault case against actor John Travolta, the publicity surrounding this weeks court filing has caused more potential accusers to come out of the woodwork.
(FOX News)
• John Travolta's attorney has slammed a second male masseuse who's filed a new sexual harassment lawsuit against the actor, dismissing the latest allegations as "absurd and fictional.
(San Francisco Gate)