The singer pushed her talents and was also phenomenal in acting.
In the 1980s, she started seriously pursuing acting. She starred in the 1983 drama “Silkwood,”
which earned her a supporting actress Academy Award nomination and Golden Globe.
In 1987, the girl won her first Oscar for best actress for her role in the romantic comedy “Moonstruck.”
Despite her acting success, the singer focused on music. She released several hits such as “Believe,”
“Strong Enough,” “If I Could Turn Back Time,” and “All I Really Want To Do.”
“Believe” earned the singer a Grammy for Best Dance Recording.
The “After All” singer has sold over 100 million records, and her fruitful
career and incredible talent earned her the name the Goddess of Pop.
The singer bagged other awards, including an Emmy Award, an Academy Award,
three Golden Globe Awards, a Cannes Film Festival Award, the Billboard Icon Award, and more.
Today, the singer is one of the most successful music artists in history,
with 26 studio albums, three live albums, two soundtrack albums,
and ten compilation albums. She has had many comebacks throughout
her incredible career, and even in her 70s, she isn’t slowing down.
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