6.1K views · 677 reactions | Bette Midler performs “Superstar” on the Burt Bacharach Special in 1973. The song was made famous by The Carpenters. #fbf | Bette Midler: Still Divine | Facebook

A truly moving watch! In 1991, Bette Midler delivers a heartfelt tribute to the friends she lost to AIDS, followed by unforgettable performances of “In My Life” and “Friends” alongside an array of special guests. Through every note and every word, Bette reminds us why she has always been a fearless champion for justice, compassion, and love. Forever grateful to the Divine Miss M. | Bette Midler: Still Divine

From Bette’s 1979 album “Thighs and Whispers”, here is a wonderful song that Bette Midler wrote. Enjoy “Hurricane”! LYRICS: You drove into town like the wind. Hot on the heels of the rain. And in your eyes all is calm. That's why they call you Hurricane. You blow me away. You blow me away. Ooh, what a powerful force Howling around in my brain. Knocking me down with your touch. Mmm, that's why they call you Hurricane. You blow me away. Oh, oh, you blow me away. Hurricane gonna kill me! Honey, you

Bette Midler sings the Rosemary Clooney song “Hey There” during her 2004 Madison Square Garden concert “Kiss My Brass”. WATCH A PRO AT WORK: Bette has difficulty finding the tune at first but hilariously recovers. Enjoy! | Bette Midler: Still Divine