Cyndi Lauper

• Birth date: 1953
  

In the end, every artist must choose: Do you want to be the Material Girl or a Girl Who Just Wants to Have Fun?

Only four other singers who rose to stardom in the 80s have made it this far. Definitely not Madonna.

The University of Michigan Marching Band brought fans to their feet.

The flamboyant rapper was easily the show’s bright spot, with only a few other out personalities taking part in the show.

The award-winning ‘Pose’ actor will share co-host duties with Ryan Seacrest, Lucy Hale, and Ciara on the live, crowd-free broadcast.

President-elect Biden made the promise in congratulating House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for winning an “LGBTQ History Maker” award.

The pop legend says she won’t be listening to a gay Republican’s version of “True Colors” because it’s “not appropriate for anything MAGA related.”

Measures to slow the spread of a novel coronavirus has most of the nation under lockdown, but nothing can keep a gay man away from a ballad. 

Lauper will be the first person to be honored with the award.

Netflix is mum on the details, but “Golden Girls” fans are sure to love the setup.

“You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)” was recognized for its place in American cultural history.

“I’ve never been happier. It’s from one end of the spectrum to the other. From one end of the rainbow to the other.”

I’s not the first time a gay man has played a surgeon on Grey’s Anatomy, but it is the first time a gay male character will be depicted in the drama in a contract role.

The “As You Are” campaign reminds everyone of the Obama Administration’s successes and sets the tone for the next presidential race.

Both will be making their Broadway debuts.

The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles performed a somber rendition of Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors” that celebrated Fisher’s status as a feminist icon.

A 1980s pop star, a former governor, a senate hopeful and an actress walk into a gay bar…

You get the stars’ cool threads while helping to fund the national monument to LGBTQ rights.

The athlete took to social media to share a photo of himself in the iconic Kinky Boots bright red heels as part of the #JustBe campaign.

Harvey Fierstein and Cyndi Lauper rewrote the lyrics to the Kinky Boots finale number “Just Be”