In the 1970s, Donna Summer was the undisputed Queen of Disco, a powerhouse vocal talent and innovative songwriter whose lusty, chart-topping anthems defined a hedonistic era. In private, however, ...

We love to love you Donna, but it's the singer's three kids who loved their mother the most — see what the talented trio has ...

Long before there was a "Brat Girl Summer," there was the "Bad Girls Summer" of 1979.

When the pandemic hit, and we were all trapped in our houses, pop divas the world over seemed to agree on one thing: it's time to dance, dammit. In the new Max documentary Love to Love You, Donna ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. One afternoon in Munich in 1975, a file clerk-turned-chanteuse was ...

Curious from birth, Fiona is a music writer, researcher, and cultural theorist based in the UK. She studied her Bachelor of Music in London, specializing in audiovisual practices, and progressed to a ...

There are giants, and then there is Donna Summer. The Queen of Disco and then some, known for such timeless tunes as "Love to Love You Baby," "I Feel Love," "Bad Girls," "Dim All the Lights," "On the ...

Nile Rodgers shares disco memories of Grace Jones, Rick James, his band Chic and Donna Summer. NY Post photo composite “I sure hope history remembers disco the way that I remember it because I’m not ...

It’s entirely possible that no one ever died from disco, no matter how far they might’ve plunged off their platform shoes. But anyone feeling personally injured by the pounding beats and spectacularly ...

Donna Summer performs on May 29, 2003, in New York City. Lawrence Lucier/Getty Images Listen to Episode 7 of Slate’s Hit Parade: Donna Summer was a hit-maker for two decades and a dance floor deity ...

American singer-songwriter Donna Summer (1948 - 2012) performing on stage in July 1979. There is a scene in Summer: The Donna Summer Musical, which had its official L.A. opening last night at the ...

Through the 1970s, new wave staples Blondie were renowned for their nonchalant coolness and alternative edge, following in the footsteps of the Velvet Underground and David Bowie, comfortably landing ...