On This Day in Billboard Chart History
Happy anniversary to the Original Pop Princess Debbie Gibson! On March 4, 1989, “Lost In Your Eyes” spent its first of three weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100!.
Happy anniversary to the Original Pop Princess Debbie Gibson! On March 4, 1989, “Lost In Your Eyes” spent its first of three weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100!.
Client Debbie Gibson stopped by Access Hollywood Live to talk advice for current teen stars (like Justin Bieber), how is she feuding with rival ‘80s teen sensation Tiffany on screen and posing again for Playboy.
Facilitated an email interview for client Debbie Gibson with Russ Karr of The Swerve Magazine in advance of her appearance at Steel City Con. Long before there was Taylor, there was Debbie. Debbie Gibson exploded onto the music scene in 1987 with Out of The Blue. Gibson wrote all 10 songs on that album,…
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…
Booked Tiffany’s in-depth podcast interview on Podbean, where she shared stories about her music career, current projects, and life on the road.▶️ Listen to the full interview here.
Debbie stopped by KTLA 5 Morning News to talk about her online charity auction and scholarship auditions for her summer camp as well as sing “Only In My Dreams” with back up provided by past scholarship recipients. Auditions for her summer camp are Saturday, May 29, in Hollywood, California and are only by appointment. The one-week…
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…