It begins with Donna Summer onstage, moaning through the breathy “Love to Love You Baby” and ends with her wiping tears from her eyes, decades later, during a poignant performance of “If There is ...

June is Black Music Month, we explore some of the African-American influenced musical genres that are part of our nation's culture. Boston’s own Donna Summer, aka the Queen of Disco, topped the music ...

Donna Summer was more than just the amazing voice you heard on the radio. Her daughter Brooklyn Sudano says that Summer was a “multilayered” talent that most fans didn’t know much about. In the new ...

“I have a secret life. You’re looking at me, but what you see is not what I am.” That’s just one of the illuminating self-reflections peppered throughout the new documentary Love to Love You, Donna ...

I’m always taken aback by just how many era-defining hits Donna Summer had. From 1975 to 1991, she landed over 30 singles in the Billboard Top 100, 14 of them in the top 10, four of them hitting #1.

When the pandemic hit, and we were all trapped in our houses, pop divas the world over seemed to agree on one thing: it's time to dance, dammit. In the new Max documentary Love to Love You, Donna ...

Check Giorgio Moroder out! Recently, he performed at Sweden's Way Out West festival and decided to drop his 2013 remix of Donna Summer's "Love to Love You Baby," a track he helped write and was ...

A new documentary, titled Love to Love You after Donna Summer’s 1975 disco hit, offers a glimpse inside the star’s life and legacy, painting a complex character caught between her guarded home life ...

Review: "Love to Love You, Donna Summer," premiering on HBO Max on Saturday, uncovers the career of the late singer-songwriter and her life outside of her fame. Donna Summer, the Queen of Disco. After ...

“Intimate” is an overused word in biographical documentaries, but with her daughter, Brooklyn Sudano, serving as co-director “Love to Love You, Donna Summer” more than fits that description, providing ...

Before her anointing as queen of disco debauchery in the late 1970s, Donna Summer was a good, churchgoing girl — with a terrible secret. “I was molested by a minister when I was in my teens,” the late ...