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Shania Twain at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas – Starting December 1, 2012
Shania Twain has a 2-Year commitment for a show at Caesar’s Palace that will start on December 1, 2012.
The Shania Twain show will be titled “Still the One” and she will do 60 shows per year.
Source: Official Shania Twain Site
ReplyOn October 24, 2011, Michael Bublé will release a holiday cd titled “Christmas.”
On that cd, Shania duets with Michael B. on a remake of “White Christmas.”
The following is the cd cover for the Michael B. “Christmas” cd.
Michael Bublé “Christmas” Album Cover:
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Shania Twain Forecasts a ‘White Christmas’ With Michael Buble
Posted Jul 20th 2011 10:15AM by Cory Stromblad / Comments
As most of us suffer through the scorching heat of the summer months, Shania Twain turned to the studio in a festive mood, recording a duet of ‘White Christmas’ with pop crooner Michael Buble. The holiday collaboration between two of Canada’s most successful musical exports will appear on Michael’s Christmas collection, due out this holiday season.
Regarding the new disc, Michael teases, “There’s a couple duets that I really like, one with Shania Twain, which is really fantastic. We did it bouncy. I was inspired by ‘Home Alone,’ the Drifters.”
This marks the second high-profile duet for the country superstar this year. Shania provides the female vocals on ‘Endless Love,’ a reprise of the 1981 classic that will appear on pop icon Lionel Richie‘s upcoming country duets album. Darius Rucker, Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Willie Nelson, Little Big Town and Jimmy Buffetthave all been confirmed to appear on the collaborative collection.
But it’s not all duets for the global superstar. This year marks the reemerging of Shania as a solo artist as the singer-songwriter returned to country radio earlier this summer with ‘Today Is Your Day,’ her first single in six years. The track served as the theme song for the singer’s OWN Network reality show, ‘Why Not? With Shania Twain.’
To stay up-to-date on all things Shania, including her Las Vegas stage residency at Caesar’s Palace, click here.
Click Here to see Shania Twain’s “Today (Is Your Day)” Video.
ReplyCopy URL“People Country” Releases New Book Celebrating Country’s Biggest Stars
People Country has released a new collectible book on newsstands only called People Country‘s Biggest stars. The soft-cover book takes a look at all of country’s top stars including Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Tim McGraw, Lady Antebellum, Carrie Underwood and more. Stars like Shania Twain and Trace Adkins share highly personal stories in the book about overcoming obstacles, and up and coming stars like Easton Corbin and Eric Church are featured too. People Country’s Biggest Stars is available through October 21.
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ReplyCopy URL10 Things You Didn’t Know About Shania Twain
By: Billy Dukes
Happy birthday to Shania Twain! OK, her birthday was actually on Sunday, August 28, but we’ve got a really good excuse for being late. Some of us were without power thanks to Hurricane Irene, so today we’re wishing Twain a good year with a list of 10 things you probably didn’t know about her.
It’s hard to believe the country superstar is 46-years-old this year. There’s no doubt she’s the most successful female country artist of all time. Her fans are itching for her to make a recording comeback, but for now it seems the only gift she has for us is a Las Vegas show that doesn’t begin until 2012. At the CMT Awards earlier this year, Twain boasted about feeling more confident than she had in years. So Shania, if you’re reading this, happy birthday. Treat yourself by having a little you time in the recording studio.
10. She once was asking, “Would you like fries with that?”
In high school, Shania Twain no doubt uttered this phrase hundreds of times as she worked the counter at McDonald’s. In 2002, she told Time Magazine that she learned about the meaning of service while spending time beneath the golden arches. To this day, she calls french fries the only junk food she’ll touch.
9. We probably won’t be hearing ‘You’re Still the One’ at her 2012 Las Vegas concerts.
Twain and former husband/producer Mutt Lange wrote the song in response to critics saying their marriage would never last. Less than a decade later, Lange’s wandering eye proved to be the couple’s undoing. It was the beginning of a dark time that Twain is unlikely to want to revisit.
8. Her stage fright once caused an embarrassing puddle.
In her new memoir, ‘From This Moment On,’ Twain admits she struggles with stage fright. In fact, she once wet her pants in school, but covered the mess by spilling a glass of water. ”As far as the trumpet players on either side of me knew, the puddle … was nothing more than H2O!” Twain writes. On the list of things the singer has overcome, this one seems pretty minor.
7. She wanted to be a rock star.
In the mid-’80s, Twain insisted that she wanted to be a pop or rock singer, not country. In early 1987, she performed at the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation with Bernadette Peters. Somehow this show convinced her boyfriend/manager that she should steer her music towards country. Nine months later, her parents were killed in a car accident, putting all of her musical ventures on hold. In a 2005 biography, writer Robin Eggars explains how Twain cared for her siblings until they were old enough to move out in the early ’90s.
6. She probably should have divorced Mutt Lange because of his nickname for her.
Mutt Lange used to call his wife “Woody.” It was an affectionate nickname that derived from a hairdo Twain used to rock that reminded him of Woody Woodpecker. The producer was clearly the less physically gifted of the two, so perhaps he should have been a little more complimentary. “Goddess” or “Gorgeous” would have been more appropriate.
5. She enjoys a “rugged existence.”
McDonald’s wasn’t the only hands-on employment Twain knew growing up. She also worked for her father’s reforestation business. “I loved the feeling of being stranded,” she says in a 2005 biography. “I’m not afraid of being in my own environment, being physical, working hard. I was very strong, I walked miles and miles every day and carried heavy loads of trees. You can’t shampoo, use soap or deodorant,or makeup, nothing with any scent; you have to bathe and rinse your clothes in the lake. It was a very rugged existence, but I was very creative and I would sit alone in the forest with my dog and a guitar and would just write songs.”
4. Her record label asked her to change her last name.
Twain’s birth name is Eilleen Regina Edwards, but her step-father, Jerry Twain, adopted her when she was 4-years-old. Mercury didn’t think Eilleen Twain flowed well, so they asked her to change her last name. Instead, she became Shania Twain professionally (Shania is Ojibwa for “I’m on my way”), although she’s still known as Eilleen in personal circles. It’s difficult to imagine a country superstar named Eilleen, isn’t it?
3. She was presumed dead on arrival.
Twain shares that doctors gave up on her before she had a chance to take her first breath. In her memoir, she writes, ”While [Sharon, her mother] lies on the delivery table, the doctor quietly hands her a cigarette and lights it … She’s delivered a blue baby, stillborn. Except, miraculously, the baby girl is alive!” That quote is also a glimpse into birthing rooms in the 1960s. Doctors were lighting cigarettes for patients?
2. She’s gone intergalactic.
Twain’s song ‘Up!’ was used to wake up astronauts, specifically Canadian astronaut Dave Williams in 2007. It’s not the first time a Shania song has been blasted into the cosmos. In 2001, her hit ‘Honey, I’m Home’ woke up members of the Space Shuttle Atlantis crew.
1. Sean Penn was an early financial backer.
It was only $100, but it came at a time the singer needed it most. Twain admits in her 2011 memoir that the actor contacted her to direct the ‘Dance With the One That Brought You’ video. The song, from her 1993 self-titled album, didn’t do much, and it wasn’t until two years later that ‘Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under’ became her first hit. ”I was embarrassed to receive a handout like that,” she admits.
ReplyCopy URLShania Twain Faces Alleged Stalker in Court
Posted Sep 30th 2011 10:15AM by Gayle Thompson / Comments
Shania Twain has finally had her day in court. The international superstar testified yesterday (Sept. 29) against the doctor who was arrested at Canada’s Juno Awards in March for repeatedly stalking her, both in person and by sending inappropriate letters.
Appearing in the courtroom via video, Shania stressed to the judge how uneasy the man’s gestures made her, including receiving a large stack of love letters he had sent her since 2009, addressing her by her given name, Eilleen. “[The letters] make me uncomfortable and a little bit sad, awkward,” she expressed (quote via the Vancouver Sun).
“I don’t consider him a fan,” the singer added, explaining that the letters scare her. “I consider him a man who is pursuing me inappropriately.”
The alleged stalker, Dr. Giovanni (John) Palumbo, penned dozens of letters to Shania, including one she read from February 2009. “‘I was totally amazed by you since I first noticed you 15 years ago,’” she read. “‘I love you more than anyone in the universe. I love you,’” adding that he wanted to get together “ASAP so we can get to know each other.”
During the trial, the surgeon unexpectedly called out from his seat in the courtroom, “Eilleen, you can trust me. I am going to plead guilty,” he stated. “I’ve been offended too much, your honour.”
The multi-platinum-selling singer detailed to the court how the man’s unwanted advances negatively affected her family, both near their home and while traveling. “We were trying to have a family vacation,” she recalled (quote via The Globe and Mail), “even though I had taken the extra measures with security, it was clear it wasn’t enough.” The man also reportedly appeared at Shania’s grandmother’s funeral, which she said made the difficult day even more painful.
“I had to think hard about whether to go to the funeral or not because I thought Mr. Palumbo would go,” she noted. “I was concerned about what he was capable of.”
Palumbo faces charges of criminal harassment, violating court orders and breaching bail condition. The trial is expected to last three days.
Meanwhile, the new bride (to Frédéric Thiébaud) and mother of ten-year-old son Eja, isn’t letting the legal drama weigh her down. She is currently prepping for her new role as a Las Vegas headliner, when her ‘Still the One’ show kicks off Dec. 1, 2012 at Caesars Palace. Tickets begin at $55 and can be purchased here.
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Shania Twain’s Supposed Stalker Interrupts Her Testimony in Court Again
By: Cristin Maher | 3 hours ago
Shania Twain testified in court yesterday against her alleged stalker, former doctor Giovanni (who goes by John) Palumbo, but the testimony didn’t come without some drama. While Twain told her story via a video recording, Palumbo couldn’t help but stand up and interrupt the singer as she spoke about her problems with the man.
Twain did admit to understanding the mentality behind Palumbo’s behavior, but assured the court that she is still alarmed by his adamant attempts to contact and see her. Keep in mind that Palumbo has been in and out of psychiatric treatment for some time now.
“I’m torn emotionally because I have compassion for anybody who’s reaching out in need — fans often do that … I feel very sad … and awkward having to go through these very personal matters with Mr. Palumbo because it’s such an invasion of his privacy,” the singer said (via E! Online). “I still have the fear and anxiety of being contacted in the future by Mr. Palumbo. And I do want it to stop. And as far as I know, this is the only way to go about that.”
After Twain made these comments, things took a turn for the strange. As Twain recollected the large amounts of letters she has received from Palumbo, the supposed stalker stood up in the middle of her testimony and began to speak. “But I didn’t know you received any of them — you understand?” he said in the courtroom. “It is very emotional for everybody,” Palumbo continued. “Please understand I have emotions, very strong emotions.”
Palumbo also said that the letters were meant to be “lighthearted,” but Twain quickly countered his statement, saying the notes were actually very “scary and haunting.”
This isn’t the first time Palumbo has interrupted Twain as she testified in the case. A couple of days ago, the man told Twain, “Eilleen, you can trust me. I’m going to plead guilty.” Eilleen is Shania Twain’s birth name, making this case a whole lot creepier since the defendant is addressing her like she’s an old friend or family member.
Palumbo is being charged with criminal harassment and three counts of breaking his restraining order by coming within 500 meters of the singer. Earlier this year, Palumbo was arrested at the Juno Awards in Canada after he got too close to Twain, and the alleged stalker also attended the funeral for Twain’s grandmother and stopped by her family’s cabin in Ontario on several occasions.
ReplyCopy URLLionel Richie Announces All-Star Country Cast for Duets Album
He’ll Perform With Rascal Flatts, Darius Rucker and Little Big Town on CMA Awards
October 26, 2011; Written by CMT.com Staff
Lionel Richie and Shania Twain Photo Credit: Alan Silfen
Lionel Richie has revealed the track listing for his upcoming country album and will be joined by Rascal Flatts, Darius Rucker and Little Big Town to perform portions of several of his hits during this year’s CMA Awards show.Set for release in March, Tuskegee features 13 of Richie’s most famous songs re-recorded as duets with country artists. The track listing includes:
“You Are” (Blake Shelton)
“Say You, Say Me” (Jason Aldean)
“Stuck on You” (Rucker)
“Deep River Woman” (Little Big Town)
“My Love” (Kenny Chesney)
“Dancing on the Ceiling” (Rascal Flatts)
“Hello” (Jennifer Nettles)
“Sail On” (Tim McGraw)
“Endless Love” (Shania Twain)
“Just for You” (Billy Currington)
“Lady” (Kenny Rogers)
“Easy” (Willie Nelson)
“All Night Long” (Jimmy Buffett)Richie was born and raised in Tuskegee, Ala., where he graduated from Tuskegee Institute and became a founding member of the Commodores. He gained prominence in the ’70s when the band began scoring a series of hits that included “Easy,” “Brick House” and “Three Times a Lady.” In the ’80s, he continued to enjoy success as a solo artist and has won five Grammys and an Academy Award for best original song (“Say You, Say Me” from the film, White Nights).
As a songwriter, Richie scored a No. 1 country hit with Kenny Rogers’ “Lady” and a Top 10 with Conway Twitty‘s version of “Three Times a Lady.” In 1986, he and Alabama reached No. 10 on the country singles chart with their recording of “Deep River Woman,” which he also wrote.
“As my songwriting progressed, I realized that my songs perfectly translated to the country genre,” Richie says.
Regarding his new album, he notes, “I was born and raised in Tuskegee, Ala. I am a country boy and proud of it. To do this project just felt natural.
“Growing up with country, R&B, gospel and classical music from my grandmother and pop, Tuskegee was the perfect melting pot for my influences as a writer, and the title, Tuskegee, is a validation of my growing up there — the place I call home.”
Richie, Rascal Flatts, Rucker and Little Big Town will perform on the 45th annual CMA Awards on Nov. 9 in Nashville. The awards show airs live on ABC.
ReplyCopy URLThursday, October 27, 2011 – Fans can gear up for the Country Music Association awards with “CMA Close Up Presents Road to the CMA Awards,” a half-hour special with artist interviews and highlights from past CMA Awards.
The special will air on local ABC affiliates between Friday, Oct. 28 and Wednesday, Nov. 9. Check local listings for shows.
Featuring interviews with Jason Aldean, The Band Perry, Dierks Bentley, Kristin Chenoweth, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Scotty McCreery, Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton, Sugarland, Taylor Swift, Shania Twain and Chris Young, the show offers fans a chance to hear and see these artists’ favorite memories from past CMA Awards, as well as to find out what it’s like to be nominated and perform for the first time.
“This special was an incredible success last year,” said CMA Chief Executive Officer Steve Moore. “This is a great opportunity to ramp up the excitement for the upcoming CMA Awards and increase awareness in each of these markets.”
ReplyCopy URLThursday, October 27, 2011 – Fans can gear up for the Country Music Association awards with “CMA Close Up Presents Road to the CMA Awards,” a half-hour special with artist interviews and highlights from past CMA Awards.
The special will air on local ABC affiliates between Friday, Oct. 28 and Wednesday, Nov. 9. Check local listings for shows.
Featuring interviews with Jason Aldean, The Band Perry, Dierks Bentley, Kristin Chenoweth, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Scotty McCreery, Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton, Sugarland, Taylor Swift, Shania Twain and Chris Young, the show offers fans a chance to hear and see these artists’ favorite memories from past CMA Awards, as well as to find out what it’s like to be nominated and perform for the first time.
“This special was an incredible success last year,” said CMA Chief Executive Officer Steve Moore. “This is a great opportunity to ramp up the excitement for the upcoming CMA Awards and increase awareness in each of these markets.”
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