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Cher's Believe

Lior Phillips

"Featuring interviews with Ru Paul and Sean Hayes, this is a celebration of the album where Cher challenged the ageist pop industry and re-solidified herself as a force to be reckoned with. By 1998, Cher seemed fated to fade off into the pop sunset. But then Believe and a new invention called auto-tune changed everything. Full of fire, cutting edge choices, and a strong advocacy for one's self, Believe was her giant musical middle finger to all those assumptions. The album confirmed her place as a pop icon, a queer icon, a feminist icon, and reminds us that everyone should believe they can be strong enough"--

GenresArts & PhotographyMusicHistory & CriticismMusical GenresPolitics & Social SciencesSocial Sciences

152 pages

English edition · First published 2026 by Bloomsbury Academic · ISBN 9798765132593

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