By Julia Jacobs For nearly a decade after Donna Summer’s death ... song “I Feel Love,” whose pulsating club beat can be heard in Beyoncé’s “Summer Renaissance.” The announcement ...

Donna Summer’s estate isn’t a fan of Kanye West ... Also, during an appearance on Poer 105.1′ FM’s The Breakfast Club in November 2022, Rowland gleamed excitedly about the possibility ...

So dim all the lights and glimpse what the film reveals about Summer’s life: Donna Summer's ascension from club music star in ... s bodyguards remembers angry fans disrupting a show of Summer ...

"I was a huge Donna Summer fan, [but] I only knew her as the 'Queen of Disco,'" said Williams. "What surprised me the most was that she was so much more than that… She was this complex artist ...

Before her anointing as queen of disco debauchery in the late 1970s, Donna Summer ... born-again Christian, Summer faced yet another test when she alienated many of her fans with the public ...

Her music still resonates today, whether you’re looking for electrifying club anthems, heartfelt ballads, or genre-defying ...

Donna Summer was more than just the amazing voice you heard on the radio. Her daughter Brooklyn Sudano tells TODAY.com that Summer was a "multilayered" talent that most fans didn't know much about.

"Starting Over Again" -- a chart-topping country-pop ballad that Donna Summer co-wrote for Dolly Parton ... “I’m a big fan of Beyoncé and very excited that she’s done a country album ...

beloved to her fans, an icon in the gay dance clubs filled to capacity to hear her music. Now, the new documentary "Love to Love You: Donna Summer" tells the singer's whole story, including her ...

Directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Roger Ross Williams (The Apollo) and Brooklyn Sudano, the singer’s daughter, Love to Love You: Donna Summer arrives ... the inclusive club scene was driven ...

It begins with Donna Summer onstage ... had a kinship with the singer felt betrayed. One of Summer’s bodyguards remembers angry fans disrupting a show of Summer’s art in Chicago, followed ...