Cher Helps to Raise $2M for Joe Biden During LGBTQ+ Virtual Fundraiser
"So ask yourself: Do you believe in life after Trump?"
AUGUST 31 2020 8:19 PM
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"So ask yourself: Do you believe in life after Trump?"
From one diva to another, Parton sang a brief mash-up of her megahit "I Will Always Love You" and "Happy Birthday" for Cher.
The Mamma Mia 2 actress blessed us with a cover of "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!"
You can watch Donald Trump take the oath of office (scroll down), or you can watch one of his biggest critics do her thing.
The diva is hosting a fundraiser for the Democratic nominee next week, but until then you can be confident that her tweetstorm against Donald Trump will continue to rage.
The legendary performer confirmed she was dating Alexander "A.E." Edwards last month.
"Believe" it: The legendary performer and LGBTQ icon has tweeted her support of Biden for president.
Conservatives are rushing to celebrate a tweet from Cher that has some thinking she supports Trump.
The legend whose life is depicted by three different Broadway divas in The Cher Show showed up to perform "If I Could Turn Back Time" with Stephanie J. Block.
"I Got You Babe" gets a killer update from James Corden and Cher.
The legend and icon is set to receive the Designer of Excellence Award from the Costume Council of the Chicago History Museum.
In Cher & The Loneliest Elephant, the gay icon joins an animal rescue operation and shines a spotlight on conservation.
The Fab Five introduced the gay icon for the digital fundraiser.
On the anniversary of performing the Cher hit for her at the Kennedy Center Honors, Lambert has released a studio recording of his rendition.
Lambert moved Cher to tears with "Believe," and then he and Lauper slayed with "I Got You Babe."
Here's how those unforgettable dance sequences happened.
The actress/musician, and the musical, get the recognition they deserve.
At a Provincetown fundraiser, the Oscar-winner shared stories of the Democratic candidate, who was sitting in the front row.