Shania Twain and Carrie Underwood are joining more than 150 stars to carry on the late Bob Marley's charity work. It's all part of the "I'm Gonna Be Your Friend" campaign, to fight hunger in East Africa. The initiative centers around the Marley song "High Tide or Low Tide," accompanied by a touching video. Fans are being encouraged to download the song or donate money to the Save the Children appeal.
Shania Twain is back in a big way. Not only did she appear at CMA Fest in Nashville where she announced she'll be kicking off a string of show in Las Vegas, but she's got a new song "Today is Your Day." And now she has a new video to go with the song. She shows her strong side as well as her fun loving, goofy side in the video. Check it out
After six years, Shania Twain finally has some new music. "Today Is Your Day" was released after the finale of her reality show "Why Not?" on the OWN Network, where she talked about her wedding day and working with Lionel Ritchie. The two reworked his song "Endless Love."
You can download Shania's new song "Today Is Your Day" from her website or at iTunes. Listen and tell us what you think?
As expected, Shania Twain announced, she is heading to Las Vegas for a run of shows at The Coliseum, inside Caesar's Palace beginning December 1st 2012. She broke the news at a press conference today in Nashville. Tickets will go on sale tonight after she presents the award for Male Video of the Year. You can get all the details at ShaniainVegas.com.
Shania Twain is making a comeback in a big way. She's not only at CMA Fest in Nashville this week, she's also teaming up with Taylor Swift to open the CMT Music Awards tonight with a "Thelma & Louise" skit. Kid Rock, Glee's Chord Overstreet and Kenny Rogers are also said to be part of the re-creation. You can watch on CMT starting at 8 tonight.
Shania is also expected to make a big announcement this afternoon in Nashville. She'll hold a press conference at 2pm central time, which is 3 our time. The rumor is, she'll announce her run at the Coliseum at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas starting December 1st, 2012.
Shania Twain has come a long way since her poverty stricken teenage years in Timmins Ontario Canada. The top-selling female country artist of all time now has a permanent place on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Shania's four albums have become multi-platinum sellers in 32 countries.
Fans lined up, cameras in hand as Shania's star was unveiled yesterday. Bo Derek, who met Shania when her late husband, John Derek, photographed her was on hand to introduce Shania.
Shania Twain is back in a big way. Next Thursday she's in Hollywood to get her star on the Walk of Fame during a ceremony with Bo Derek. Her star will be at 6270 Hollywood Boulevard, in front of W Hollywood Hotel.
Then the next week Shania will return to the annual CMA Musical Festival in Nashville after a 15 year absence. She'll be on hand for the second day of next months four day event. Shania will meet fans and sign copies of her autobiography, "From This Moment On."
Its been a long time since we've had new music from Shania Twain. Too long. In her book 'From This Moment On' she says she lost her voice during her divorce. She seems to have found it again. Check out the tune she's been working on. Its not finished yet, but I can't wait until it is. It's an inspirational, happy song that will just make you smile. Can't wait to hear more Shania.
Reba McEntire was voted the greatest woman in country music over the last 20 years in a poll by CMT. No doubt Reba is one of the few artists to have a career last that long, man or woman. But many other female singers chose to focus on family rather than career (Faith Hill), got tired of the limelight (Shania Twain) or shot themselves in the foot (Dixie Chicks.) Check out the complete list and tell us your favorite female country singer.
Shania Twain has stayed out of the spolight since the end of her marriage to Mutt Lange. She finally opened up to Oprah about the break-up, the affair, her music career and the loss of her best friend to her husband.
Shania Twain has joined the ranks of artists like Kenny Rogers and others in debuting a new biography. You'll be seeing a lot of her on TV in the next few weeks.
Shania Twain is in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. She received the honor during the Juno Awards in Toronto Sunday. Fellow Canadian Bryan Adams paid tribute to Twain by calling her a "Canadian Treasure."
