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Towleroad Gay News 400,000. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris did this week what Donald Trump wouldn’t, acknowledged the hundreds of thousands of Americans who died on his watch. ANTHONY FAUCI. U.S. could reach herd immunity by fall: “If we [vaccinate] efficiently in April, May, June, July, August, we should have that degree of protection that could get us back to some form of normality. … But we’ve also got to do it on a global scale.” DRAIN THE SWAMP?Trump revokes his anti-lobbying execut...

Cher’s devoted legions of fans are certainly ready to see the music legend perform again. She’s just teased them on the idea of a virtual show. #BigShow #KBGO #BigClassicHits

PRPhotos.com Cher is considering doing a virtual concert but cant narrow down the setlist. The singer tweeted, "Was thinking of doing virtual Concert.. Some Of My favorites that were Never Hits & Some that were….only Problem …BEEN SINGING 50+ YRS TOO MANY SONGS." She also shared that she is currently working on new songs, writing, "Started One & Think it Will Be Good." Chers most recent studio album, Dancing Queen, was released in 2018. ); } return false; }); $(#comments .commentl...

We're a year into the COVID-19 pandemic and with the continued absence of live music, it seems like every artist under the sun has done some kind of v...

19 January 2021 Share with: Pop icon Cher fears she will never be able to narrow down her setlist for a potential virtual concert because she simply has "too many songs". The Believe hitmaker is considering staging her first online solo show amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but she is having a tough time deciding which tracks to include. "Was thinking of doing virtual Concert.. Some Of My favorites that were Never Hits & Some that were....," she posted on Twitter on Monday. "only Pro...

We're a year into the COVID-19 pandemic and with the continued absence of live music, it seems like every artist under the sun has done some kind of v...

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