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Cher Biography
By the late 70s, she became a regular fixture in gossip columns and
fashion magazines, which lauded over her sartorial outrageousness and
much publicized musical and personal relationships with Allman, Gene
Simmons (of Kiss) and Les Dudek. In 1981, Cher appeared on Meat Loaf's
"Dead Ringer For Love" but recording interests increasingly took a back
seat to her first love: acting. A leading role in Come Back To The Five
And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (1982) was followed by a lucrative part
in Silkwood (1983), and an Oscar nomination. Appearances in Mask (1985),
The Witches Of Eastwick (1987) and Suspect (1987) emphasized that her
thespian aspirations were no mere sideline. For Moonstruck (1987), she
won an Oscar for Best Actress and celebrated that honour with another
musical comeback courtesy of Cher and "I Found Someone" (US number 10,
November 1987; UK number 5, December 1987). In 1989, she enjoyed three
US Top 10 singles courtesy of "After All", a duet with Peter Cetera that
reached number 6 in March, "If I Could Turn Back Time" (number 3 in
July; UK number 6 in September) and "Just Like Jesse James" (number 8 in
October). Her April 1991 UK number 1 "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His
Kiss)", a cover of the Betty Everett song, was the theme song to another
screen appearance in Mermaids.
With her professional life as a singer and actress now scrutinized by
the mass media, as well as the added intrigue of her love life and
public fascination for her penchant for cosmetic surgery, Cher has
become one of the great American icons of the modern age. Her powerful
voice is often overlooked amidst the AOR glitz and perfect skin.
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