Hargitay wore a sparkly old-school Hollywood look, and Cher was clad in a leather jacket with sleeve graphics and pants with ...

her relationship with Cher and her other daughter, Georganne LaPiere, as well as her grandsons Chaz Bono and Elijah Blue Allman. According to the memoir, Holt met Collins in the summer of 1957 at ...

In other words, Cher’s work ethic, ambition and confidence have ensured her status as a Goddess of Pop. Her most controversial outfit became her signature look—and an enduring fashion inspiration.

I did what I thought was the right thing to do.” The book noted that Cher’s sister Georganne “Gee” and her friend Paulette looked at the singer “as if I’d gone into an alternative ...

After they got married, Cher, 78, her mom, and sister Georganne moved into Joe's Beverly Hills mansion. Ron Wolfson/Getty For a brief period, Cher's mother was able to relax. "All the stress ...

Cher’s life has been so extraordinary, so filled with zigzagging career moves and intense loves that after more than 400 pages of her memoir, she’s only brushed the beginnings of her detour ...

and later her youngest daughter (Cher’s half sister), Georganne. Some of Holt’s husbands were extremely wealthy, leading to lavish lifestyles between Los Angeles and New York; Holt at times ...

I did this five or six times.” What stopped Cher from jumping was thoughts of her loved ones, including her child Chaz and her sister Georganne and mother Georgia. “Things like this could make ...

Ultimately, thoughts of her loved ones, including her child Chaz, her mother Georgia, and her sister Georganne, helped her step back. Cher recalls realizing she had another choice: "I don't have ...

Cher never had the courage to do it and often considered how her actions would affect her loved ones, namely, her then-young child Chaz Bono, her mother Georgia, and her sister Georganne.

Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty However, the thought of her loved ones — her then-young child Chaz, her mother Georgia and her sister Georganne — stopped Cher, who writes, "things like this ...