Cher Talks Christmas Album, Anti-LGBTQ+ 'Insanity' and Why She Never Took Credit for Co-Writing 'Believe'
Calling Cher an old friend to Cher feels completely natural — well, almost.
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Calling Cher an old friend to Cher feels completely natural — well, almost.
Cher talks with AARP about recent losses in her life, her new boyfriend, an upcoming memoir and crafting the Christmas album she avoided for decades.
Jim Reid sounds laidback and relaxed when discussing the re-release of The Jesus and Mary Chain’s sixth studio album, Munki. It’s a far cry from the slightly tense interviews of their youth, in which brothers William and Jim Reid often looked like they’d rather be anywhere else on earth than being questioned by the media. You could hardly blame them given some of the generic and uninformed questions they were asked by perma-tanned MTV hosts such as, “So tell me...how did you guys meet?”
There are allies and then there's Queen Cher!
Cher released her biggest hit, "Believe," 25 years ago on Oct. 19, 1998. The Grammy-winning Eurodance track popularized the use of Auto-Tune.