Cyndi Lauper - When You Were Mine

Cyndi Lauper - I'm Gonna Be Strong (Live)

Greatest hits 80's

Cyndi Lauper - Stay - Live

Tom Higgenson from Plain White Tees tells us about the cool gifts at the Grammy Gifting Lounge, Cyndi Lauper blows us a kiss and Snow Queen Vodka gives us a taste.

We had a lot of fun making this one. But sheesh! All the gas it took to get to all these different shooting locations....but you guys are worth it! We knew we would be seeing you guys again. Bottom line...anything for a friend, i.e., a prayer, a hug, money (not too much though...Lol), or just some love and support, we find ourselfscoming over there and meeting the need"Time After Time." Hey...we have been blessed greatly...so to much is given, much is required. We know that to be true and are use to it. :) "Time after Time" was a single by singer Cyndi Lauper, the second from her She's So Unusual album, and it reached #1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 charts on June 9, 1984. The song was at #1 for two weeks and to date is her second highest charting and most commercially successful single worldwide after "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," also reaching #3 on the UK Singles Chart and #6 on the ARIA Singles Chart. "Time after Time" was nominated for "Song of the Year" at the 1985 Grammy Awards. The ballad is considered a classic of the 1980s and is still played frequently on adult contemporary radio. Written by Cyndi Lauper, Rob Hyman Produced by Rick Chertoff Executive Producer: Lennie Petze Associate Producer: William Wittman Engineered by William Wittman Arranged by Cyndi Lauper, Rick Cherto

Cindy Lauper

A behind-the-scenes look at Cyndi Lauper's Satellite Media Tour in which she announced the details of this year's version of her True Colors Tour presented by LOGO. Special guests include the B-52s, Rosie O'Donnell, Regina Spektor, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, and many more and is hosted by Carson Kressley. Includes interview clips, and includes the song "Set Your Heart" from her new album "Bring Ya to the Brink". Produced by Mark Haefeli Productions

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this is one of her many hits, she's a great singing, wonder what she is doing now.. anyway enjoy the video... oct

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Singer Cyndi Lauper sat down with AP Entertainment in London to talk about her latest album 'Bring you to the Brink' which was released Monday. (July 24)

Music~I Wont A Mom By~Cyndi Lauper its about molly and maya tell me what ya think *WARNING*could be sad

tossing of the bogeut,

True Colors

So...You thought "Money Changes Everything" was written by Cyndi Lauper?.....WRONG!------- It was written by Tom Gray This is Tom Gray, the guy who wrote the song "Money Changes Everything". He was in a little ol' Atlanta band called "The Brains" from "back in the day"! On this night he was backed up by the Atlanta band "Swimming Pool Q's". Also in attendance was the drummer for The Brains, Charles Wolff. And as Anne Boston of the Q's said:(paraphrased) "Tom and Charles comprise half a Brain" Check out more info on The Brains and this song at: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brains">Money_Changes_Everything</a> and at... <a href="http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=79765556&MyToken=8c804bf5-f9e6-49bd-823e-4c3fef8cda16">The Brains</a> And as long as I've got you in a clicking mood, check out The Swimming Pool Q's MySpace page...it rocks! as do The Q's...not only as a band, but each as an individual as well! Genuinely good folks! <a href="http://www.myspace.com/theswimmingpoolqs">The Swimming Pool Q's</a> This recording was made in Atlanta on Jan. 27, 2007 (Tom Gray) She said I'm sorry baby I'm leaving you tonight I found someone new he's waitin' in the car outside Ah honey how could you do it We swore each other everlasting love She said well yeah I know but when We did - there was one thing we weren't Really thinking of and that's money Money changes everything Money, money changes everything We think we know what we're doin' That don't mean a thing It's all in the past now Money changes everything They shake your hand and they smile And they buy you a drink They say we'll be your friends We'll stick with you till the end Ah but everybody's only Looking out for themselves And you say well who can you trust I'll tell you it's just Nobody else's money Money changes everything Money changes everything We think we know what we're doin' We don't pull the strings It's all in the past now Money changes everything Money changes everything Money changes everything We think we know what we're doing We don't know a thing It's all in the past now Money changes everything Money changes everything Money changes everything

wanted to just do something upbeat

I did this video a few weeks to a month after Tainted Love so I'd say somewhere in December though I didn't get around to uploading it to my AMVs.org account until recently. I watched this very cute - albeit old - OVA called Ryokohunoharu Labyrinth which was acquired from Aarinfantasy.com's forums and just had to make a video for it. So I picked something from the same decade - the 80s - and decided that Time After Time by Cyndi Lauper would work pretty good. I'd been waiting to use this song ever since I started making videos really but no other show or anime seemed to go good with it to me so I saved it until this came along. ^.^ The OVA is Shounen Ai focused though there is no real kissing involved. There are also some cute scenes of the two as children - hugging and being adorably close in friendship terms. Not shota by any means - I promise. If you have a problem with homosexuality I don't recommend watching this music video or the OVA used for it. I also don't recommend this video to those who hate the 80s art style of anime.

Cyndi Lauper interview on the Stern Show

Cyndi Lauper interview on the Stern Show