News about Susanna Hoffs

She's best known as one of the singers a popular pop rock band that hit its stride in the 1980s. Their 1986 sophomore album proved to be a career high, peaking at number two on the Billboard 200 albums chart. She sang lead on its two biggest hits, including on one song written - pseudonymously - by Prince, making her the most identifiable member of the group, even though all its members sang lead at times.

Michelle Pfeiffer glammed up in a floral turtleneck beneath a grey blazer for a selfie she cheerily captioned: 'Happy Sunday, everybody!' Julianne Moore, brother-in-law Rona Pfeiffer, The Bangles' Susanna Hoffs, and Oscar winner Tatum O'Neal were among the 65-year-old film actress's glowing remarks.

Susanna Hoffs, 64, was a member of The Bangles, an all-girl U.S. band whose hits included Manic Monday. She lives in Los Angeles and is married to film director Jay Roach, with whom she has two sons, Jackson, 28, and Sam, 24.

Susanna Hoffs has admitted that her band's legendary hit Eternal Flame was almost never released after another Bangles member's disobeyed the song. The Bangles' album went on to become an eighties anthem, and Susanna has since admitted that the song barely ever made it to the airwaves at all. Vicki Peterson and her sister Debbi and Micki Steele, a 64-year-old American singer, explained that she and her brother did not want it to be included on her third album.