Cher (64 page)

(26)
Advocate
, August 20, 1996, “Cher: The
Advocate
Interview,” Chastity Bono.

(27)
Sunday Tempo
, January 15, 1984, “Cher Taking Off the Make-Up to Apply Her Acting,” Candice Russell.

(28)
Behind the Music
, TV series, “Cher,” first broadcast April 11, 1999.

(29)
New York Post
, May 31, 1985, “Pimply Cher Shared Sonny’s Toothbrush and Undies,” Stephen M. Silverman.

(30)
Ladies’ Home Journal
, 1974, “Cher’s Own Story,” Lyn Tornabene.

(31)
TV Guide
, April 12, 1975, “Cher . . . without Sonny,” Rowland Barber.

(32)
Look at Us
, by Sonny & Cher, compact disc liner notes, Sundazed Records, 1998. Sonny Bono interview with Ken Sharp, July 12, 1991.

(33)
Rolling Stone
, May 24, 1973, “As Bare as You Dare with Sonny & Cher,” Chris Hodenfield.

(34)
McCall’s
, June 1974, “What Really Happened to Sonny & Cher,” Nellie Blagden.

(35)
And the Beat Goes On
, Sonny Bono, Pocket Books, New York, 1991.

(36)
USA Today
, January 7, 1998, “Tradition Shaped Bono’s Career,” Andy Seiler, Arlene Vigoda, and Ed Martin.

(37)
Rolling Stone
, March 29, 1984, “Cher Wants to Be Taken Seriously,” Lynn Hirschberg.

(38)
The Wondrous World of Sonny & Cher
, Sonny and Cher, compact disc liner notes, Sundazed Records, 1998. Sonny Bono interview with Ken Sharp, July 12, 1991.

(39)
Details
, August 1989, “I Got Clothes, Babe,” Michael Schmidt.

(40)
Imperial Records, press biography, 1965, “Cher.”

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Star
, August 20, 1985, “Cher’s Secret Past,” Brian Haugh.

(42)
KRLA Beat
, July 7, 1965, “Cher vs. the Byrds,” Derek Taylor.

(43)
Star
, August 27, 1985, “Cher’s Ex-Con Father Was Blackmailing Her for $500 a Week,” Brian Haugh.

(44)
The Wondrous World of Sonny & Cher
, Sonny and Cher, original liner notes by Sonny & Cher, ATCO Records, 1966.

(45)
In Case You’re in Love
, Sonny and Cher, compact disc liner notes, Sundazed Records, 1998. Sonny Bono interview with Ken Sharp, July 12, 1991.

(46)
Star
, newspaper, September 3, 1985, “Sonny’s Ego Trips over First Movie with Cher Start Bitter Bust-Up,” Brian Haugh.

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TV Guide
, magazine, quoting a Sonny & Cher cover story originally dated March 18, 1972, in the magazine’s January 24–30, 1998, Sonny Bono cover story, “Sonny Remembered,” Fred DeCaro.

(48)
New York Times
, 1967, reviewing the movie
Good Times
.

(49)
Leonard Maltin’s 1998 Movie & Video Guide
, Signet Books, New York, New York, 1997.

(50)
New York Post
, August 9, 1969,
Chastity
, review of the film by Archer Winsten.

(51)
Cue
, August 16, 1969,
Chastity
, review of the film by William Wolf.

(52)
Los Angeles Times
, December 5, 1982, “Cher Discovers Acting—and Critics Discover Cher,” Roderk Mann.

(53)
Cher: 3614 Jackson Highway
, album liner notes by Cher, Atlantic Records, 1969.

(54)
Sonny & Cher Live
, record album, Kapp Records, 1971.

(55)
All I Ever Need: The Kapp/MCA Anthology
by Cher & Sonny and Cher, compact disc liner notes, MCA Records 1995.

(56)
Mark Bego’s interview with Daniel Eastman, 1985.

(57)
Mark Bego’s interview with Bart Andrews, 1985.

(58)
New York Post
, 1971, review of
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour
.

(59)
Daily Variety
, 1972, “Hollywood Style,” by Army Acherd.

(60)
People
, 1994, “Cher without Sonny: Can the Show Go On?” Nellie Blagden.

(61)
Rolling Stone
, September 19, 1986, “Cher Q&A,” Jancee Dunn.

(62)
Vanity Fair
, May 1986, “Très Cher,” Arthur Lubow.

(63)
The Operator: David Geffen Builds, Buys and Sells the New Hollywood
, Tom King, Random House, 2000; as excerpted in
People
magazine, March 6, 2000.

(64)
Advocate
, “Chastity Bono: Out at Last/Virtuous Reality,” Judy Wieder, April 18, 1995.

(65)
TV Guide
, June 1, 1974, “The Party’s Over,” Rowland Barber.

(66)
New York Post
, May 30, 1985, “Team Splits Up—But Show Still Goes On,” Stephen M. Silverman.

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Us
, April 8, 1985, “Cher Unmasked,” Nina Leeds.

(68)
TV Guide
, quoting a Sonny & Cher cover story originally dated June 1, 1974, in the magazine’s January 24–30, 1998, Sonny Bono cover story, “Sonny Remembered,” Fred DeCaro.

(69)
Newsweek
, June 10, 1974, “Newsmakers” item.

(70)
Mark Bego’s interview with Sally Kirkland, May 2, 2000, Hollywood, California.

(71)
Esquire
, February 1976, “The Winning of Cher,” Julie Baumgold.

(72)
National Enquirer
, June 24, 1975, “Cher’s TV Clothes Cost Up to $30,000 a Week,” Robert G. Smith.

(73)
New York Daily News
, February 9, 1975, “Will Cher Be a Long-Playing Single?” Kay Gardella.

(74)
Variety
, 1975, review of
The Cher Show
, “Cher Is Back—& a Winner,” Bob Knight.

(75)
Los Angeles Times
, February 16, 1975, “Three Cheers for Cher and Her New CBS Variety Show,” Cecil Smith.

(76)
Newsweek
, 1975, review of
The Cher Show
, “Cher and Cher Alone,” Harry F. Waters.

(77)
Good Housekeeping
, 1975, “Cher: Super Star! Super Mom?” Joseph N. Bell.

(78)
New York Sunday News
, January 25, 1976, “Only on Sunday,” Bob Lar-dine.

(79)
TV Guide
, June 5, 1976, “The Lives and Loves of Salvatore and Cherilyn, Part IV,” Rowland Barbar.

(80)
Good Housekeeping
, 1976, “Cher Talks about Cher,” Mary Fiore.

(81)
Viva
, 1978, “Gregg Allman: Cher’s Sometimes Ex Sings the Blues,” Elliot Mintz.

(82)
Chicago Tribune
, April 16, 1975, “Dad Sues Cher.”

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Long Island
, February 20, 1977, “Cher: Women Should Feel Some Kind of Worth,” Larry Grobel.

(84)
TV Guide
, quoting a Sonny & Cher cover story originally dated June 5, 1976, in the magazine’s January 24–30, 1998, Sonny Bono cover story, “Sonny Remembered,” Fred DeCaro.

(85)
Mark Bego’s telephone interview with Sarah Dash, April 28, 2000.

(86)
People
, September 8, 1975, “Now That Cher Has Helped Show Him the Way, Gregg Allman Takes to the Road Again,” Jim Jerome.

(87)
People
, December 5, 1977, “Chatter” gossip item, “Paternity Toot.”

(88)
Rolling Stone
, November 4, 1976, “The Sorrowful Confessions of Gregg Allman,” Patrick Snyder.

(89)
New York Post
, September 16, 1977, “First Look at the New Cher.”

(90)
People
, September 9, 1977, “Hey, Who Is That Lady with Howard Himmelstein? She Came Dressed Not to Kill but to Boogie.”

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Us
, January 10, 1978, “Cher & Gregg: The Losing Fight to Save Their Marriage,” Elliot Mintz.

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People
, 1977, “Chatter” item.

(93)
Celebrity
, July 1977, “Cher & Other Dolls,” Rick Mitz.

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New York Daily News
, March 22, 1978, “Cher Plays It Single and Special,” Kay Gardella.

(95)
Star
, April 11, 1979, “Cher: My New Life,” Robin Leach.

(96)
Star
, December 5, 1978, “Superstar Cher Splits $4 with Sonny and Plans for a Golden New Year,” Robin Leach.

(97)
People
, 1979, “Chatter” item.

(98)
People
, October 22, 1977, “She Still Shakes—Not Knits—Booties, but Cher’s Approaching Domesticity with Gene Simmons,” Lois Armstrong.

(99)
Ladies’ Home Journal
, April 1979, “Cher,” Varina M. Druce.

(100)
Rolling Stone
, October 16, 1980, “Cher Plays It Low-Key with Black Rose,” Jim Farber.

(101)
Mark Bego’s interview with Bob Esty, Los Angeles, California, April 25, 2000.

(102)
Mark Bego’s interview with Barbara Shelley, 1985.

(103)
New York Times
, March 7, 1979, “TV: Cher and Fantasies,” Tom Buckley.

(104)
Los Angeles Times
, June 24, 1979, “Selective, Striking, Shy—All Très Cher,” Roderick Mann.

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Los Angeles Times
, June 8, 1981, “Cher: Lots of Flash, No Heart at the Greek,” Paul Grein.

(106)
Mark Bego’s telephone interview with Randy Jones, May 1, 2000.

(107)
People
, 1980, gossip item.

(108)
New York Daily News
, October 7, 1980, “Cher: Rockin’ and Rollin’ to a New Life,” Andy Secher.

(109)
Us
, November 11, 1980, “She’s Got Herself a New Guy and a Whole New Shtick as a No-Name Rock Singer. But Cher is Cher. . . .“Michael Musto.

(110)
Press statement of Howard Squadron of the
Star
newspaper, 1980.

(111)
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
, January 11, 1983, “Cher Looks Ahead to a Whole New Career.”

(112)
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
, December 18, 1983, “Cher Finally Gets Some Respect,” Hal Hinson.

(113)
New York
, February 1, 1982, “Cher and Altman on Broadway,” Jennifer Allen.

(114)
New York Times
, October 22, 1981, “Robert Altman to Direct Cher in Broadway Debut.”

(115)
New Woman
, February 1988, “Cher Delight,” Jim Watters.

(116)
New York Times
, March 12, 1982, item in the “Arts & Leisure” section of the paper.

(117)
New York Times
, February 19, 1982, review of
Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
, Frank Rich.

(118)
New York Daily News
, February 19, 1982, review of
Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
, Rex Reed.

(119)
The Cable Guide
, “Cher Struck,” Jay Gissen, March 1989.

(120)
People
, 1985, “Cher Finds a New Life,” Jim Jerome.

(121)
On Cable
, December 1984, “Do You Know Me?” Michael Reeves.

(122)
New York Daily News
, January 20, 1983, “Cher’s Not Selling Self Short in ‘5 and Dime,’ ” Marilyn Beck.

(123)
New York Times
, 1983, reviewing the film
Silkwood
.

(124)
People
, April 16, 1984, “Star Tracks” gossip item.