Remember Sonny & Cher? The iconic duo who brought us unforgettable tunes like “I Got You Babe” and matching outfits that ...

The Things reported. Cher ended up appearing on Letterman’s show several more times, including a memorable 1987 reunion with her ex-husband and singing partner, Sonny Bono. Years later, as Letterman ...

Pop sensation Cher has continuously defied expectations ever since she burst on to the music scene as one half of Sonny & Cher in the 60s. Now the superstar is back in the spotlight after dazzling ...

Singer, actress, director, producer - Cher has enjoyed a long and rewarding showbusiness career. But, as this biopic based on the book by her former husband and singing partner Sonny Bono reveals ...

Will Lee, longtime bassist of The Late Show with David Letterman’s house band, The CBS Orchestra, will serve as the musical director for the benefit show. He’ll lead a band that includes Ivan ...

Cher’s relationship with Alexander “AE ... The Moonstruck star was married to the late Sonny Bono from 1964 to 1975, and then to Gregg Allman from 1975 to 1979. They enjoyed St. Tropez ...

“The Beat Goes On,” starring Lisa McClowry is named after the famed Sonny and Cher hit. In a press release, it says, “McClowry embodies Cher in this spectacular one-woman Broadway-style show.

Edwards had just gotten Cher a diamond ring for the holidays, and they went along with engagement speculation for fun. The Moonstruck star was married to the late Sonny Bono from 1964 to 1975 ...

After four years of persuasion, Cher finally agreed to appear on 'Late Night' in May 1986. From the start, the interview was awkward. Letterman told Cher she smelled "terrific" and even asked what ...

Known as the ‘Goddess of Pop,' Cher rose to fame in the 1960s alongside her then husband Sonny Bono with the iconic hit duo Sonny & Cher. Born Cherilyn Sarkisian in El Centro, California, in 1946, ...

The couple held hands and posed on the red carpet two nights after Cher rocked the 'SNL' concert in a sparkly one-piece ...

Late night TV legend David Letterman made a surprise appearance on NBC’s “Tonight Show” on Monday night during host Jimmy Fallon’s opening monologue. It was Letterman’s first appearance ...