The U.S. Census Bureau is excited to share a new video featuring three-time Grammy nominated singer, mother, author, and music education advocate Taylor Dayne. In this video, Taylor talks about how the Statistics in Schools program helps students better understand the value and everyday use of statistics by providing online resources and activities in math, history, English, geography, and sociology.
In her book, she reflects on her 30-year music career and highlights some of her more noteworthy experiences, like opening for Michael Jackson on the “Bad” tour, among others. Here, the newly official resident of the Magic City shares her Haute Secrets to Miami, including her favorite restaurants, spas and so much more. Read more.
During the ‘80s, Taylor Dayne achieved overnight fame and sold 75 million records worldwide with hits such as “Tell It to My Heart” and “Love Will Lead You Back” — and now 33 years later, she’s telling all. Read more.
Taylor Dayne is best known for belting out some of the most popular songs in the ’80s, including “Tell It to My Heart” and “Love Will Lead You Back.”
But the road to fame had its shares of highs and lows, starting with her childhood on Long Island. “It was very chaotic in our home growing up,” Dayne tells Yahoo Lifestyle. “My father was what we would call a rage-aholic. It was a very violent household. Read more
Mom-of-Two Taylor Dayne Gushes About Motherhood: ‘My Children Have Taught Me How to Love’
As a 5-year-old on suburban Long Island, New York, dealing with “a tumultuous home environment” and a painful childhood operation, “the radio saved my life,” Taylor Dayne, 56, exclusively revealed to Closer Weekly in the magazine’s latest issue, on newsstands now. Read more.
Pop icon Taylor Dayne has sold over 75 million records worldwide and now has written a revealing new memoir, “Tell It to My Heart”.Taylor opens up about having twins through a surrogate and what it’s like dating as a single mom.
Plus, Taylor dishes about opening for Michael Jackson on his “Bad Tour” and what happened the first time she met Prince.
“…she was born in New York Hospital – and grew up in Baldwin, Long Island – as Leslie Wunderman.
“I had to change my name — I couldn’t be Leslie,” says Dayne, who, after being told that she was “cool like a guy,” came up with Taylor Dane. Only problem was, she found out that there was a porn star with that same name shortly before releasing “Tell It to My Heart“ in 1987.
In this interview, Taylor focuses on her personal struggles and challenges, and talks about her upcoming tour and the current release of her memoir.
“I feel blessed to call Taylor a dear friend and can attest that she’s everything you’d hope a superstar to be — which you’ll soon experience as she opens up her heart and memories about the coolest details. Like what it was really like to open for Michael Jackson in a stadium of 60,000 people for his RAD tour. Or, what happened when Prince brought her on stage early in her career in a scene that will have you thinking, “Wait! Didn’t I just see Bradley Cooper do that with Lady Gaga in A Star is Born?!” – Bronwyn Saglimbeni & Linda Sivertsen