Cher

From sequined spectacle to Oscar-winner; TV vamp to Billboard's longest running chart-topper, Cher's success in music, movies, television, and on stage over nearly four decades qualifies her as one of the most enduring entertainers of our time.
Between romances with rocker Les Dudek and KISS Gene Simmons, she flitted from project to project playing casino showrooms; catching the tail end of disco with Take Me Home (her first chart hit in five years); experimenting with her own rock band Black Rose; and singing with Meat Loaf, among them.
Finally she wiped the slate clean, earning respect on the New York stage in 1982's Come Back to the 5 & Dime Jimmy Dean Jimmy Dean. After catching her in a matinee one day, famed director Mike Nichols cast her in Silkwood on the spot. Though the concept of Cher opposite Meryl Streep drew snickers, critics were stunned when Silkwoo d premiered, calling Cher a genuine acting marvel. An Oscar nomination followed, as did her triumphant role in Mask.
She churned out eight smash singles during the Geffen era ('87-'92), including "I Found Someone," "If I Could Turn Back Time," "After All," and "Heart of Stone." After early-'90s cameos in the Robert Altman films Ready to Wear and The Player, she went back to work full time in 1996, co-starring with Chazz Palminteri in Faithful. In 1998, Cher returned to the music scene with the international chart-topping smashes "Believe." and "This Is A Song For The Lonely."
Fans and critics have long debated what Cher means to music, show biz, and pop culture. A pro at reinvention long before Madonna made it fashionable, Cher has, at the very least, always personified survival and sheer persistence. The very failures that destroy the toughest souls in Hollywood, have only served to make this pop icon permanently resilient.

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