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Cher has been everywhere these past few days, and her legendary legacy has hardly ever felt more alive or glamorous. As of late October 2025, The Cher Show has taken center stage at North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Massachusetts, creating a buzz that theater critics call a “glitzy journey” through her epoch-defining career. Reviewers from Patch and BroadwayWorld rave about Sara Gettelfinger’s extraordinary embodiment of Cher, along with costume changes so dazzling they threaten a rhinestone shortage in New York. With powerhouse performances of “If I Could Turn Back Time” and “I Got You Babe,” this production feels more like a pilgrimage than a jukebox musical, energizing packed houses every night through November 2. Even the ticket prices—stretching as high as $1365 for premium seats—attest to the enduring demand to celebrate Cher’s artistry in person, not just through streaming playlists.
It’s not just on stage where Cher is making headlines. Recent major stories continue to spotlight her high-profile romance with Alexander Edwards, a music executive forty years her junior. According to AOL and PEOPLE, the pair turned heads at a star-studded Studio 54 event for Valentino Beauty in New York just weeks ago, draped in matching black and exuding disco-era cool. Paparazzi shots of them have fueled ongoing social chatter, but Cher has repeatedly addressed the scrutiny with signature candor, defending her relationship on social media with lines like “Love doesn’t know math.” Critics may wag, but her confidence and self-possession are what fans expect—and adore. The romance pops up not just at fashion events but also at milestone moments like last year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, where Cher finally earned her place after a pointed public snub and performed “Believe” alongside Dua Lipa.
Speaking of music, Cher’s 2023 Christmas album “Christmas” still reverberates through charts and social feeds, having landed her Billboard number ones in yet another decade. After nearly sixty years in pop culture, each new release or biographical milestone fans the flame of discussion: witness recent retrospectives, like American Songwriter’s look at how her 1971 folk career rebooted her trajectory, and the constant circulation of old and new interview clips.
While tabloids such as AOL have speculated that Cher might be tiring of Edwards’ “roving eye,” these stories hint more at evergreen celebrity gossip than verified developments, with no evidence from Cher herself or her camp that the relationship is in trouble. On the contrary, her public appearances and social posts suggest she remains fiercely in control of her own narrative, expertly navigating fame in a way only Cher can.
The world continues to celebrate her style, music, and attitude both on and off the stage, reaffirming her biographical significance and cultural relevance—not just as a pop icon but as a force of nature who remains as vital at seventy-nine as she was at nineteen.
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