Belinda Carlisle
Biography
Belinda Carlisle is a renowned American singer and songwriter born on August 17, 1958. She co-founded the iconic all-female rock band Go-Go's in 1978, which achieved chart-topping success with their debut album Beauty and the Beat in 1981. After the Go-Go's disbanded in 1985, Carlisle launched a successful solo career with hits like "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" and has since been recognized for her contributions to rock music, including induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.