Machado CicalaTimes change, but icons remain, and Cher is certainly that. In 2018, the 72-year-old living legend had a super-successful year. In March, Cher headlined the 40th Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras celebration in Australia, and
ABC/Lorenzo BevilaquaPatti LaBelle‘s got her New Year’s Eve plans locked in. The singer has been added to the lineup of CNN’s December 31 broadcast, hosted by Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen. She joins comedian Dave Chappelle, pop
Credit: Emily LodgeMoody Blues singer/bassist John Lodge has lined up a brief series of 2019 U.S. concerts that will take place in February after the latest edition of Yes‘ Cruise to the Edge winds down. Lodge is
Randee St. Nicholas; John RussoIn January of 2018, Fleetwood Mac was saluted as MusiCares Person of the Year — becoming the first band to be recognized with the honor — at a New York City gala featuring
© 2018 Lynn Goldsmith; Cleopatra BooksLast week, Todd Rundgren published an autobiography titled The Individualist: Digressions, Dreams & Dissertations, which tells his life story from childhood to his 50th birthday. The book is made up of one-page
Courtesy of Live Nation EntertainmentA three-day music extravaganza commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Woodstock festival will be held at the site of the historic event on August 16-18, 2019, at Bethel Woods Center for the
Credit: Dave HoganMick Jagger has collaborated with his girlfriend, ballerina Melanie Hamrick, on an original ballet set to the music of The Rolling Stones that’s expected to open in New York this spring, according to a report
Machado CicalaIn addition to using it for her random musings and updates about her career, Cher has always used her Twitter account to speak out about political issues. So when she saw a joke t-shirt for sale
Credit: Andreas TerlaakIn January of 2018, Neil Diamond shocked and saddened fans when he announced that he had to retire from touring immediately due to being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. As part of the January 22 announcement,
Marc Grimwade/WireImageYep, that was Axl Rose‘s voice on New Looney Tunes. A rep for Warner Bros. Animation confirms to ABC Radio that the Guns N’ Roses frontman is indeed singing and talking on a recent episode of