who is cherie roberts?
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She is an adult model, she has her own web site, easy to find, just google her name.
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Larry King...he has more lives than Cher.
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Heart has a song called "All I Want To Do Is Make Love To You" that kind of sounds like your description. She has a Cher-like voice. Could this be the song you're thinking of?
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John Glover Roberts, Jr. is the seventeenth and current Chief Justice of the United States.  His prior position was a judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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Tess (Julia Roberts), of course!\n\nIt IS Tess. She was forced by Linus to pretend she was Julia Roberts for them to enter the museum.  Catherine Zeta-Jones's character didn't have anything to do with Ocean's scheme. She's a cop, whose dad was a legendary thief, remember?
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My guess would be Lauren Bacall
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Tony and Cherie have four children. The eldest, Euan, born in 1984, has proved a bit of a rebel, ending up in court for being "drunk and incapable". Second son Nicky was born in 1986 and a daughter, Kathryn, was born in 1988. The youngest member of the prime minister's family was a surprise arrival. In November 1999 it was announced that 45-year-old Cherie was pregnant with her fourth child, Leo, who arrived in May 2000. He was the first child born to a serving prime minister in over 150 years.
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Cher\nAKA Cherilyn Sarkasian\n\nBorn: 20-May-1946\nBirthplace: El Centro, CA\n\n\nGender: Female\nEthnicity: White\nSexual orientation: Bisexual\nOccupation: Singer, Actor\n\nNationality: United States\nExecutive summary: Plastic surgery diva\n\nCher dropped out of high school and at age 16 she had her first brush with stardom when she was involved in a minor fender-bender with Hollywood lothario Warren Beatty. Beatty seduced her, which Cher remembers as "a disappointment." At 17 she wandered into a Los Angeles coffee shop and saw a goofy-looking 28-year-old man at a table. When their eyes met, Cher has said, "It was as if the whole room went to soft focus, like Tony and Maria at the dance." The man was Sonny Bono, then a menial worker in the recording industry and a part-time percussionist. They moved in together almost immediately, but the initial arrangement was strictly platonic, with Cher trading maid services for rent. It was weeks or months later before Bono felt for her what she had felt in that first instant. \n\nBono was impressed by Cher's singing ability, and introduced Cher to his boss, Phil Spector. But Cher was very nervous, and when she sang for Spector her voice was unsure and he was unimpressed. She felt more comfortable when Bono accompanied her, and although he could barely carry a tune, their sweet, almost innocent chemistry somehow made the music work. They performed as Caeser and Cleo, and had some success at small night clubs. When Bono wrote "I Got You Babe", it became their first hit and an enduring standard. \n\nAs Sonny & Cher, they had numerous hits in the mid-1960s, but their success waned as "acid rock" and hippie music took over the charts. Bono then used some of their accumulated earnings to finance two films -- Good Times, a musical comedy starring Sonny & Cher, and directed by William Friedkin, and Chastity, with Cher sans Bono turning in a decent dramatic performance as a tough but vulnerable wanderer. Bono wrote the screenplay and score and produced the film. Both movies were well-made and are still entertaining, but both flopped at the box office, and Sonny & Cher were considered passé. \n\nThe duo continued performing together, in smaller venues. Cher wanted to change their sound, but Bono would not allow it. In performances, she sometimes vented her frustrations by insulting him on stage. Both performers noticed that audiences laughed; soon these jabs at Bono became a part of their act, which began getting renewed notice and drawing larger audiences. They were eventually booked in Las Vegas to great success, and then were invited to bring their schtick and song act to television. \n\nThe Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour was a popular success, fueled by her zingers aimed at Bono, but tempered by what seemed to be genuine love as they ended each show with "I Got You Babe." Their old albums began selling again, and Cher recorded some new hits without Bono. With her increasingly outrageous Bob Mackie-designed costumes and musical success, Cher's star had far eclipsed Bono's, and she grew impatient with his Svengali-like control of her career. When she had friend, sometime lover, and future Hollywood mogul David Geffen look at her contract, she learned that her career was virtually owned by Bono. Cher filed for divorce in 1974. Bono went on to star in The Sonny Comedy Revue, and Cher starred in a variety show dubbed simply Cher. She admitted that she was terrified to be on television alone, but her show lasted two seasons while Bono's lasted only 13 weeks. They then re-united, at her request, for a new Sonny and Cher Show, with singing and comedy but no pretense of love. \n\nThe show was cancelled in 1977, but Cher -- then married to Gregg Allman -- continued touring with Bono until 1979. After that, she performed solo, or with her own band, or in duets with other singers. She re-emerged in movies with Robert Altman's Come Back
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http://www.ourplanet.com/imgversn/95/roberts.html\n\nA good site...;
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Yes, she is a real person.\n\nHeloise (born April 15, 1951 in Waco, Texas) is an American writer specializing in lifestyle hints including consumer issues, pets, travel, food, home improvement, health and much more.\n\nHeloise's mother (born, May 4 in 1919 Ft. Worth, Texas) started a newspaper column in the Honolulu Advertiser called "Readers Exchange" in February 1959, later changed to "Hints from Heloise" when King Features Syndicate picked up the column and started syndicating it nation wide. With in just a few years, the column was in over 600 newspapers world wide.\n\nHeloise (the daughter) took over the column in 1977 when mother Heloise died,after working with her mother for several years. It is still one of the most widely syndicated newspaper columns. She is a contributing editor for Good Housekeeping magazine and writes the monthly column Heloise to the Rescue. She has written 11 books, hosted a national radio show and is a nationally known speaker, who currently resides near San Antonio, Texas.\n\nA.H.\n\n\nLOL, I am FAR from being a baby. Her column here is called "Hints From Heloise". I also receive a newsletter from her through my e-mail. I knew who she was and that she was real, but since the asker wasn't sure, I used wikipedia to give him as much information as I could.
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John Glover Roberts, Jr.
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Cher comes to mind...
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I would like to be Julie Roberts, I think she is so down to earth and is gorgous, and has wonderful children
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CARIDEE!! She is so cool, and looks so good in all of her still shots. SO WHAT if she did horribly in the foreign Secret commercial, she deserves to win more than Melrose. She's also won the covergirl contest for almost every week now. Tyra if you read this.. Show Caridee some love.
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Here's a link to Michelle Wie.
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Julia Roberts was born on October 28, 1967, in Smyrna, Georgia, USA.
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Really, all you have to do is be a close friend of a friend of a friend who is a friend of the President or First Lady. It is her house, and I guess she can do what she likes. I wasn't aware that Rory Emerald and Cher were invited to the White House, but I was aware that Jodie Foster was. Yes, I think if you are famous then that does count for some reason that you did get invited to the White House. Some people get invited because they support the party. By the way, is Jodie a democrat or republic? Overall, I have no problem with actress Jodie Foster, prankster Rory Emerald, and music legend Cher to be invited to the White House. I think it is actually quite cool!