John Travolta gay rumours are apparently being snubbed by the Hollywood actor, who remains unfazed and opts to instead talk about Robin Williams, the Toronto Film Festival, and the DVD release of his hit 2013 flick "Killing Season" in spite of the gay scandal.

Radar Online recently reported John Travolta gay allegations as his supposed ex-lover announced the upcoming release of a tell-all book.

The Hollywood star's alleged ex-lover, Doug Gotterba, said the tell-all book will be released by next year and will confirm the John Travolta gay allegations that he has been making for years.

The unauthorized author says it will include shocking details of his six-year romance with the now 60-year-old actor.

The "Grease" actor seemed to just ignore the rumors though, proceeding to discuss other matters in the middle of the detailed gay allegations.

In a recent Yahoo News report, John Travolta has shared his sentiments about the recent death of Robin Williams, whom he worked with in the movie "Old Dogs".

"I've never known a sweeter, brighter, more considerate person than Robin," John Travolta said about the late comedian.

"Robin's commitment as an artist to lifting our mood and making us happy is compared to none. He loved us all and we loved him back," the actor expressed.

A report from The Wrap was also released last Tuesday, announcing that John Travolta's film "The Forger" will be part of the Toronto International Film Festival 2014.

The actor stars alongside Christopher Plummer in the said Philip Martin drama, playing a former art prodigy and thief, who buys his way out of prison to spend time with his ailing son.

This year's Toronto International Film Festival will be held in September, which could mean John Travolta would be too preoccupied with the event to be distracted by the gay rumors.

Another recent John Travolta interview was with Huffington Post, where he shared his experiences while filming the 2013 hit "Killing Time". The said movie will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on August 18.

The Huffpost interview did not mention the gay allegations, and instead focused on how John Travolta's co-star Robert De Niro was his acting inspiration as a young actor.

All the new updates make it appear like John Travolta has too much on his hands to be bothered by Doug Gotterba's threats.

The most the actor did was have his lawyers work on the issue. According to a report from Daily Mail, John Travolta's attorney initially made a cease-and-desist order against Doug Gotterba.