Is Liza Minnelli A-List?

Tony Award at 19

Won Tony Award for Best Actress in 'Flora the Red Menace,' becoming one of the youngest ever to receive the honor. Emerged from her mother Judy Garland's shadow as a legitimate star in her own right.

Cabaret Oscar Win

Won Academy Award for Best Actress for her iconic portrayal of Sally Bowles in 'Cabaret,' defeating established stars. The role became career-defining and elevated her to global superstar status alongside the film's massive success.

New York New York

Starred in Martin Scorsese's 'New York, New York,' which underperformed but gave her the signature song 'Theme from New York, New York.' Remained a top-tier star despite the film's mixed reception.

Tony for The Act

Won second Tony Award for 'The Act,' proving her enduring dominance on Broadway. Despite personal struggles with substance abuse during this period, her professional achievements continued.

Health Crisis and Comeback

Entered treatment for alcohol and prescription drug addiction at Betty Ford Center, making a public comeback. While her health issues reduced her output, her legendary status remained intact.

Arrested Development Cameo Era

Memorable recurring role as Lucille Austero on 'Arrested Development' introduced her to a new generation. Her status as a gay icon and camp legend solidified her enduring cultural relevance.

Final Concert Tour

Completed what was billed as a farewell concert tour, though health issues limited future performances. Remained one of the most celebrated and awarded performers in entertainment history.

Entertainment Legend Status

Though no longer performing due to health challenges, remains a revered EGOT winner and cultural icon. Her legacy as one of entertainment's greatest triple-threat performers is secure and celebrated worldwide.