Cyndi Lauper emerged as one of the decade’s more colorful figures with the 1983 release of a career-defining breakthrough called “She’s So Unusual,” which sent four singles to the Top 5 on the ...

In a 'Rolling Stone' Musicians on Musicians feature, Lauper told Gracie Abrams that she would "sit and play guitar" when her mother asked her to clean Ilana Kaplan is a Staff Editor at PEOPLE. She has ...

A Vulture series in which artists judge the best and worst of their own careers. “I had a hard time when I was famous because when I first hit everybody, they took everything I was wearing — the color ...

Lauper was born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens. Before she became a pop star, she worked odd jobs, including as an IHOP waitress and singing in a cover band. Inspired by the feminist art of Yoko Ono ...

Lauper is among the artists nominated for potential induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's class of 2025 Jack Irvin has over five years of experience working in digital journalism, and he’s ...

Cyndi Lauper dominated the 80s and 90s with her own version of pop music. But although the sounds were definitely unique, some of Lauper’s lyrics could just as easily be a country song. “Time After ...

Here's Chappell Roan inducting Cyndi Lauper during tonight's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony on ABC, along with Lauper's ...

Girls Just Want To Have Fun singer Cyndi Lauper said she “cried” after seeing the title of her hit song had been modified and turned into a feminist slogan. The New York-born music star, 71, who is ...

The "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" hitmaker told Gracie Abrams for the latest Rolling Stone Musicians on Musicians feature that she would often "sit and play guitar" when her mother asked her to clean ...