Bette Midler — Broadway, “Beaches,” and Beyond: INTERVIEW
With only a handful of days before she “waves her little hand and whispers, so long dearie” to Broadway’s Hello
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DIVAS AND LEGENDS
Sounds of Pride: Olivia Newton-John, Our “hopelessly devoted” Aussie Ally
By Randy Slovacek Writer/Editor of the Award winning LGBT blog, “The Randy Report” and special guest contributor How could we go through
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Sounds of Pride: Madonna a “Ray of Light” in our Darkness
As the plague of AIDS took hold in the early 1980s, perhaps it is more than divine coincidence Madonna arrived
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Sounds of Pride: Proclaiming “I am What I am!”
When Zsa Zsa sang the first few pensive notes and words, “I… am… what I am…” on stage in 1983
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Sounds of Pride: Listen to “True Colors” with your Eyes
Cyndi Lauper’s #1 double Platinum rendition of “True Colors,” while not written by her, has inspired her since she recorded
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Sounds of Pride: Why We “Believe” in Cher
Few artists rise to such iconic stardom they simply go by one name, and it usually requires the love and
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Sounds of Pride: “We Are Family,” our “Family” Anthem
Gay Pride without Sister Sledge’s 1979 classic “We Are Family” would be like a birthday cake without candles. It adds
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Sounds of Pride: Kim English and “Unspeakable Joy”
“When I wake up in the morning, gets me outta bed; Keeps me runnin’, skippin’, jumpin’, like a little kid.
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Sounds of Pride: Celebrating 25 years of RuPaul’s “Supermodel”
“You better work!” was the fierce proclamation of the 1993 dance floor anthem “Supermodel” which catapulted drag recording artist, RuPaul
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Sounds of Pride: When “It’s Raining Men,” It Pours!
Written in 1979 by Paul Jabara and Paul Shaffer, “It’s Raining Men” was rejected by superstars Diana Ross, Donna Summer, Cher, and Barbra
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