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NEW YORK (AP) — Every performer has a special routine before hitting the stage. For the last few months, you may have found Deborah Cox singing into a computer.

Deborah Cox: “Myself, Angelique Kidjo, Wayne Brady and Yolanda Adams. We’re all going to paying tribute to the victims, to the people who have suffered from the wildfires here in Los Angeles.” ...

For BroadwayWorld's 12 Days of Christmas countdown, Deborah Cox- currently starring in the Broadway-bound revival of The Wiz- is sharing some of her most cherished holiday songs and performances.

On the C-SPAN Networks: Deborah Cox is a Singer with two videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2015 Speech. First lady Jill Biden and her daughter, Ashley Biden, gave ...

Cox’s pivot into the spirits industry may prove to be a lucrative one, as it is now sits at $525.3 billion in the US alone and expected to grow annually by 4.56%.

In an interview with FOX 5's Marissa Mitchell, Superstar songstress Deborah Cox talks about pivotal. moments in her career with a fun look back down memory lane.

Best known for her chart-topping hit, “Nobody’s Supposed to Be Here,” and most recently for her beautiful rendition of Whitney Houston songs in the biopic, Whitney, Deborah Cox is back with ...

Award-winning singer and songwriter Deborah Cox spoke exclusively to BLACK ENTERPRISE’s Selena Hill about her upcoming dual role as star and co-producer of Broadway’s revival of The Wiz.

Recording artist Deborah Cox and Chicago-based actress and singer Melody A. Betts have joined the Broadway-bound cast of The Wiz, with Cox taking the role of Glinda and Betts cast as Aunt Em and ...

Before the performance, Deborah Cox, who is playing Glinda and also serving as a producer, discussed the show. Watch the interview and performance now! Summer 2025 Guide: Email: Sign-up: ...

Tamia And Deborah Cox Lift Spirits With Cover Of 'Count On Me' The pairs virtual sing-a-long of CeCe Winans and Whitney Houston's 1996 hit song brought some much-needed joy to viewers.