John Travolta looked even gayer than his usual self at a party in NYC on Friday night.

So nice to see he's finally coming to terms with his….. fruitiness.

AND…it's refreshing to see him embrace his balding too!

J.T. has turned into such a hot leather daddy, dontcha think????

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Left: Tranny Tyra on the cover of The New York Times Magazine. Right: Tranny John Travolta in Hairspray.

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Ex-Disney boss Michael Eisner was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday and John Travolta was there to pay tribute.

We think Johnny boy's look is better suited for a Ron Jeremy tribute.

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Danny Zuko helped Kenicke kick his drug habit with Scientology!

Jeff Conaway, the guy who played Kenicke in the beloved movie musical Grease, reveals to Inside Edition that he kicked his drug habit by practicing Scientology.

The Celebrity Rehab patient says that John Travolta is the person responsible for introducing Conaway to Scientology.

Conaway proudly proclaims, "I've been doing Scientology…My doctor was like holy cow, he says whatever you've been doing keep doing it because it's really working."

Jeff isn't just practicing Scientology. He's really into it. The former druggie has some creepy person come to his home EVERY day!

He says, "John and I stayed friends but he couldn't watch me going down the tubes…He gave me a whole library of Scientology books and he's given me an auditor who comes almost every day."

Scientology rules!

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Left: John Travolta as that creepy Scientology alien in Battlefield Earth. Right: American Idol contestant Jason Castro.

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Left: John Travolta's hair at the Oscars. Right: Monchhichi!

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John Travolta and his hair made an appearance at the Oscars on Sunday.

WTF?????
WTF?????
WTF?????

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Damn, girl!

What would LRH say????

John Travolta was looking all sorts of wrecked at a Super Bowl party in Arizona this past weekend.

Couldn't he afford real human hair….and a good makeup artist??????

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Were John Travolta and Heath Ledger even friends???

While most people who have worked with him have released brief statements, the Pulp Fiction star has gone on and on and on about the deceased Aussie actor. And they were never even in a movie together!

Travolta "adored" Ledger and is "devastated" by his death.

Stalker alert!

Here is Johnny boy's super creepy interview with Australia's Woman's Day:

WD: Did you know Heath? How has his death affected you?
JT: I did know Heath and I adored him. I am pretty devastated over this. He was my favourite actor and my favourite talent. It's like losing James Dean. I would give back all my awards and all my nominations just to have him back — I think he is a real loss as a persona and as a talent. And this whole evening is very hard for me. We are celebrating Australia week in the USA — and it's killing me. You know that he's both of us. He's Australian and from the United States, and he means a whole lot. It's bad situation.

WD: How did you meet him?
JT: I wanted to meet him because I was very impressed with him from the very beginning. His agent introduced me to him at a party, and I just fell — I used every accolade. Actors need other actors to be inspired by, and he was "my" actor.

WD: How did he respond?
JT: I forget that anyone younger than me grew up with me. He was beautiful in his reaction. I was an idol of his — my reacting that way to his work really blew him away, but he was very modest and almost bashful about the compliment — and didn't want to make a big deal about himself. But he was a big deal.

WD: Did you know of any troubles he may have been experiencing?
JT: As far as I knew he was on top of the world. He had everything going for him and was very serious about his craft, and was looking forward to the best work thrown his way. I know recently there was a separation [between him and Michelle Williams], but the thing is when you have the depth of character and feeling as Heath did — it's a double-edged sword. You are also feeling those things in life. Your sensitivities and perceptions are almost an assault on you. The most beautiful thing you can use in your craft is also the very thing that can make life harsher for you. I would be presumptuous to assume any reasons, it would be inappropriate. My feeling on Heath is I don't want to lose him at any age, 28 or 88, like Marlon Brando. I didn't like his passing, he was special to me, and he was a friend. At any age you don't want to lose someone like that — he was a valuable guy. I am truly sorry and my heart goes out to everyone who knew him and loved him, and actually, my heart goes out to me, I really don't like it. I don't like it… [trails off]

WD: Do you feel for young people in show business now?
JT: I was in a different era, I really don't know. My daughter is starting out in the business and she will be protected by me, and I admire anyone who holds it together nowadays. There are a lot of outside pressures, and then you add the complications of being a superstar — that talent, that depth, and who knows? We would have to be inside that person's head.

WD: What was his most inspirational movie for you?
JT: Well, the first movie I saw him in was The Patriot, but then with Brokeback — I don't think anyone will ever beat that performance, I don't know if it's possible.

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