Exclusive Video Interview
Thanks for the shout out, Mark Fontes at WMBC-TV! Check out this exclusive interview with Debbie Gibson talking I Want My 80s Concert, Rockers On Broadway and more!
Thanks for the shout out, Mark Fontes at WMBC-TV! Check out this exclusive interview with Debbie Gibson talking I Want My 80s Concert, Rockers On Broadway and more!
From Pasadena Star-News By Steve Smith Posted 11/12/2010 Former `80s teen pop sensation Debbie Gibson, now 40, recorded bookend singles with Mr. Big singer Eric Martin. The singles, Martin’s “Mr. Vocalist 3” and her “Ms. Vocalist” were released in Japan on each of their new CDs, according to gibson.com. Another new Gibson single, “I Love You,”…
Congrats to Buzz Entertainment Public Relations (PR) client Debbie Gibson on being recognized by the Academy for Best Original Song! Gibson’s song “Rise,” from the motion picture “3 Billion and Counting,” is on the Oscar shortlist. The film, by Dr. Rutledge about Malaria prevention in third word countries, marks Gibson’s debut in the world of…
Deborah Gibson was on hand for the march on Tuesday in West Hollywood to protest the California Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the state’s gay marriage ban. The veteran pop singer writes:It is pretty unreal that in 2009 it is an issue still. When you see the leaders of our area also outraged, and all…
Facilitated Tiffany’s live appearance on WGN Morning News to talk tour and cookbook. The segment aired live to Chicago audiences, with additional national reach through livestream distribution. Coverage extended across WGN’s digital platforms, including a dedicated feature on their website and YouTube channel, amplifying visibility beyond broadcast. Check out the WGN-TV feature page. Watch interview below.
Thanks to Buzz Entertainment, Dave Harris with Retro Rewind was able to sit down and catch up with Deborah Gibson at The Howard Fine Acting Studio. The interview was cut into the following four segments: In part four, Deborah talks about New Kids on the Block and the beginning of her career. In part three,…
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