#Lauper

Cyndi Lauper’s “True Colors” hit No. 1 on Oct. 25, 1986. Anne Murray passed on it, and its co-writer first wrote it about his mother.

From 'Pink Friday Girls' to 'True Colors,' Lauper reveals why she believes music and conversation can bridge even sharp political divides.

As she auctions off her treasures, the synth-pop savant opens up about her eccentric style and why she doesn’t believe in cancel culture

From Independent RSS Feed: Cyndi Lauper fires back at heckler at Las Vegas concert: ‘I’m gonna come for you’

From Nme RSS Feed: Cyndi Lauper calls out heckler at Vegas residency kick-off show: “If you’re trying to shade me, bitch, I’m gonna come for you”

Cyndi Lauper, currently headlining The Colosseum at Caesers Palace in Las Vegas over a five-night run, reacted to a crowd heckler at opening night.

While kicking off her first-ever Las Vegas residency, Cyndi Lauper brought some Brooklyn attitude to Sin City as she responded to a rude fan.

From Variety RSS Feed: Cyndi Lauper Claps Back at Heckler During Vegas Residency Debut: ‘If You’re Trying to Shade Me Bitch, I’m Gonna Come for You’

From Nypost RSS Feed: Cyndi Lauper curses out heckler during Las Vegas residency: ‘I’m going to come for you’