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Cyndi Lauper has been nominated for 14 Grammy Awards, 2 Emmy Awards, 2 American Music Awards, 7 American Video Awards, Grammy Awards Best New Artist - 1984 Best Album Package: Janet Perr with She's So Unusual - 1984 American Video Awards Best Female Performance for Girls Just Want To Have Fun - 1983 Best Female Performance for Time After Time - 1984 Best Pop Video for Time After Time - 1984 Billboard Awards Best New Artist - 1984 Best Female Performance for Time After Time - 1984 MTV Music Awards Best New Artist Video for Girls Just Want To Have Fun - 1984 Best Female Video for Time After Time - 1984 NARM Awards Best Selling Album by a New Artist for She's So Unusual - 1984 Best Selling Album by a Female Artist for She's So Unusual - 1984 Chairman’s Award for Sustained Creative Achievement - 2010 Pro Canada Awards Most Performed Foreign Song for Time After Time - 1985 National Academy of Recording arts & Sciences Vocalist on Record Of The Year for We Are The World - 1985 BMI Awards Pop Award for Time After Time - 1984 Pop Award for She Bop - 1985 Pop Award for Change Of Heart - 1988 BMI Millionaire Award for 5 million spins on US radio for Time After Time - 2008 Pop Award for Time After Time - 2009 Performance Magazine Awards (Readers Poll) Most Promising Female Vocalist - 1983 Pop Breakout of the Year - 1984 Ms Magazine Woman of the Year - 1984 Women in Film Crystal Awards New Directions Award - 1985 American Music Awards Favorite Female Vocalist, Pop/Rock - 1985 Favorite Female Vocalist, Video - 1985 World Wrestling Federation Awards Special Achievement Award - 1985 New York Music Awards™ Best Female Rock Vocalist - 1988 Best Female Blues Artist - 2010 Best Blues album - Memphis Blues - 2010 Photography Annual For Excellence in Art Direction with Stacey Drummond for What's Going On - 1988 Art Directors' Club 67th Annual Exhibition Merit Award for What's Going On - 1988 FM Tokyo Pops Best 10 Song of the Year - I Drove All Night - 1989 Emmy Awards Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for: "Mad About You" - 1995 PFLAG Awards PFLAG NYC 2005 Celebrity Leadership Award - 2005 HRC Awards National Equality Award - 2007 Black Tie Awards Black Tie Media Award for longstanding support of the LGBT Community - 2009 Out 100 Awards Alley Of The Year for her continuing advocacy for LGBT equality - 2009 GLSEN The Respect Awards Inspiration Award - 2010 OUTMUSIC Awards Person Of The Year Award - 2011 National Runaway Switchboard (NRS) Awards Spirit Of Youth Award - 2011 Hero Of Hope Awards Special Recognition Award - 2012 Nominations but did not win an award Grammy Awards 1984: Album: She's So Unusual Winner: Can't Slow Down (Lionel Richie) Record: Girls Just Want To Have Fun Winner: What's Love Got To Do With It (Tina Turner) Song: Time After Time Winner: What's Love Got To Do With It (Tina Turner) Pop Vocal Female: Cyndi with Girls Just Want To Have Fun Winner: Tina Turner with What's Love Got To Do With It 1985: Rock Vocal Female: Cyndi with What A Thrill Winner: Tina Turner with One Of The Living 1986: Pop Vocal Female: Cyndi with True Colors Winner: Barbara Streisand with Broadway Rock Vocal Female: Cyndi with 911 Winner: Tina Turner with Back Where You Started 1987: Video Performance: Cyndi with Cyndi Lauper In Paris Winner: Prince with Prince's Trust All Star... 1989: Rock Vocal Female: Cyndi with I Drove All Night Winner: Bonnie Raitt with Nick Of Time 1998: Best Dance Recording: Cyndi with Disco Inferno Winner: Madonna with Ray Of Light 2005: Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s): Unchained Melody Winner: Over The Rainbow 2009 Best Electronic/Dance Album: Cyndi with Bring Ya To The Brink Winner: Daft Punk with Alive 2007 2011 Best Traditional Blues Album: Cyndi with Memphis Blues Winner: Pinetop Perkins & Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith with Joined At The Hip MTV Music Awards 1984: Best Video Of The Year: Girls Just Want To Have Fun Winner: You Might Think (The Cars) directed by Jeff Stein Best Direction in a Video: Edd Griles for Time After Time Winner: Tim Newman for Legs (ZZ Top) Best Overall Performance in a Video: Cyndi with Girls Just Want To Have Fun Winner: Michael Jackson in Thriller Best Concept Video: Girls Just Want To Have Fun Winner: Rock It (Herbie Hancock) Best New Artist in a Video: Time After Time Winner: Eurythmics for Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) Best New Artist in a Video: Girls Just Want To Have Fun Winner: Eurythmics for Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) 1985: Best Female Video: Money Changes Everything Winner: What's Love Got To Do With It (Tina Turner) Best Female Video: She Bop Winner: What's Love Got To Do With It (Tina Turner) Best Stage Performance in a Video: Money Changes Everything Winner: Bruce Springsteen for Dancing In The Dark Best Video of the Year: We Are The World Winner: The Boys of Summer (Don Henley), directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino Best Group Video: USA For Africa for We Are The World Winner: USA For Africa Best Overall Performance in a Video: USA For Africa for We Are The World Winner: Phillip Bailey and Phil Collins for Easy Lover 1987: Best Female Video: True Colors Winner: Papa Don't Preach (Madonna) Best Cinematography in a Video: What's Going On Winner: C'est La Vie (Robbie Nevil) Emmy Awards: 1994: Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series: Cyndi Lauper as Marianne Lugasso, her first appearance in the Mad About You Sitcom Winner: Eileen Heckart as Rose Stein in Love & War Fennecus Awards: 1988: Song Performance - In Studio: Cyndi with Hole In My Heart (All The Way To China) Winner: "Why Don't You Do Right?" From Who Framed Roger Rabbit 2000: Original Song: Cyndi with I Want A Mom That Will Last Forever Winner: "Things Have Changed" From Wonder Boys; Music and Lyric by Bob Dylan Song Performance - In Studio: Cyndi with I Want A Mom That Will Last Forever Winner: "I Believe" From Billy Elliot. Performed by Stephen Gately Apex Awards: 1996: Original Song - Comedy: Cyndi with Unhook The Stars Winner: "That Thing You Do!" From That Thing You Do! Music & Lyric by Adam Schlesinger 2000: Original Song - Comedy: Cyndi with I Want A Mom That Will Last Forever Winner: "Things Have Changed" From Wonder Boys. Music and Lyric by Bob Dylan |
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