Taylor Dayne

Taylor Dayne is a singer who launched into stardom with her double Platinum-certified albums "Tell It to My Heart" and "Can't Fight Fate." These albums contributed to her seven US Top 10 singles, with "Tell It to My Heart" being her debut single, which sold 900,000 copies of its 12-inch record alone. Her success was recognized not only by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) but also on various rankings by Rolling Stone and Billboard, which listed her among the most successful dance artists of all time. With over 75 million albums and singles sold worldwide, Dayne's influence in the music industry is undeniable.

In addition to her music career, Dayne transitioned into acting and has appeared in several independent films and TV series, including the 1997 sci-fi series "Nightman." She also showcased her theatrical talent on Broadway in Elton John's "Aida" in 2001. Furthermore, Dayne has made appearances on popular TV shows such as "The Today Show," "Chelsea Lately," "Wake Up With Whoopi," and "VH1." She even participated in reality TV, making it to the semi-finals on season 4 of "The Masked Singer" and competing on season 2 of "RuPaul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race."

Dayne's commitment to her craft extends beyond her personal success. She has used her platform to lobby congressional leaders to reduce cuts in music education in America's schools. Her dedication to inclusivity is reflected in her support for same-sex marriage and her recognition of the LGBT community as her most loyal fanbase. Furthermore, Dayne's music continues to inspire and bring people together, as seen in her performance of "Facing a Miracle," the official theme song for the 2010 Gay Games, in Cologne, Germany. Her single "Floor on Fire" also reached the Top 10 of the Billboard Dance/Club Charts in 2011.