In Me: Last News

A.D. Amorosi On July 17, Will.i.am jumped on his socials and teased a new song in collaboration with his old friend and production charge Britney Spears, writing, “UH OH!! You are NOW rocking with will.i.am. and @britneyspears!” Changing his gears, and his release date, to July 21, the producer and co-founding member of the Black Eyed Peas then dropped his new “Mind Your Business” duet with Spears for what is her second song to be released after her 13-year conservatorship was terminated. (Spears’ other recent pairing, with Elton John on “Hold Me Closer,” became her 14th Top 10 single on the Billboard Hot 100.) The spare, electro-banging “Mind Your Business” marks the first reunion for Spears and Will.i.am since he produced and co-wrote several songs for her 2013 album “Britney Jean” (including his favorite, “Work Bitch”), as well as their triple-platinum hit “Scream & Shout” (which reached the billion-view on YouTube earlier this year).

Britney is stomping her heels back into the music world, this time with a familiar collaborator.

Britney Spears is getting ready to release her much-anticipated memoir The Woman In Me.

Revisiting old wounds can be a mentally taxing experience.

Britney Spears has revealed that she had to undergo “a lot of therapy” in order to complete her upcoming autobiography.The pop star first revealed details of her upcoming memoir, The Woman In Me, earlier this week, confirming the title and cover art to her fans, as well as the release date.Set to arrive on October 24 via Gallery Books – an extension of Simon & Schuster – the autobiography will explore the pop star’s rise to fame, music career and time becoming a mother. It is also set to see Spears talk about her 13-year-long conservatorship in detail for the first time.Now, in a new update shared to Twitter, the ‘Toxic’ singer has a that she underwent “a lot of therapy” while trying to write the autobiography, and expressed her hopes that fans will enjoy the final result.“OK guys, so my book is coming out very, very soon.

Britney Spears has set a release date for her anticipated memoir.

Her music is on Broadway, her name is back in headlines and now her memoir is set to hit bookstores: Britney Spears’ The Woman in Me will be released Oct. 24 by Gallery Books, a division of Simon & Schuster.

Britney Spears is ready to tell her story!

Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd surprised their 6-year-old son Shai with a new best friend!The alums took to Instagram on Thursday and posted a sweet video of Shai with his eyes covered as Maksim guides him to his room. Shai uncovers his eyes and dances in excitement as he sees a brown poodle puppy patiently sitting in a basket.Shai's ecstatic for all the right reasons.

Shania Twain addressed her painful divorce from her adulterous ex-husband Robert 'Mutt' Lange in the new trailer for her Netflix documentary Not Just a Girl.The 56-year-old singer reflected on the devastating experience of learning that Robert, now 73, was having an affair with her longtime secretary and close friendMarie-Anne Thiébaud.'It was similarly intense to losing my parents,' Shania admitted in the clip that the streaming platform released on Wednesday. Speaking out:Shania Twain addressed her painful divorce from her adulterous ex-husband Robert 'Mutt' Lange in the new trailer for her Netflix documentary Not Just a Girl.

Rising Irish singer-songwriter Lucy McWilliams has released a new song titled The Woman In Me (demo) to coincide with a duo of performances at The Great Escape festival this week. 

Viola Davis continues to share her traumatic story.

Disney have released an album of some of its biggest hits, which have been reimagined as lo-fi hip-hop instrumentals.‘Lofi Minnie: Focus’ has been curated by Minnie Mouse, with artists like Purrple Cat, Dutch producer Eevee and harpist Hippo Dreams contributing their versions to the album.Fan favourites such as ‘Hakuna Matata’, ‘You’ve Got A Friend In Me’ and ‘A Whole New World’ are included, with Disney tapping into the popular genre which is said to aid concentration and relaxation.In a press release, Disney explained (via BBC): “Disney and Minnie Mouse are a natural fit with lo-fi, especially with Minnie’s interests in creativity, music, and wellness leaning into lo-fi’s penchant for self-expression and its calming meditative properties.“What attracted us to lo-fi is the ability to reimagine our songs in a completely new way that combines the soothing benefits of lo-fi with the wonder and nostalgia that Disney has to offer. Lo-fi and Disney are both a great source of comfort, so the two make for a perfect match.”In 1983, LA duo Sparks recorded a track called ‘Minnie Mouse’ for the ‘Mickey Mouse Splashdance’ album.The upbeat, quirky track includes the lyrics: “She’s the woman of the year (Minnie Mouse) / And the woman with the ears (Minnie Mouse) / You can say she’s just a mouse (Just a mouse) / The Taj Mahal is just a house (What a house)“.‘Mickey Mouse Splashdance’ was a sequel to 1979’s ‘Mickey Mouse Disco’, which featured disco versions of Disney songs like ‘Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah’ and ‘Chim Chim Cher-ee’, and Disney-fied versions of disco hits.

Randy Newman is recovering from surgery.

“A Night With Randy Newman,” which was slated for March 2022, but will now have to be rescheduled. Commenting on his injury, the “You’ve Got A Friend In Me” singer said he first realized something was awry after noticing he was “shrinking.”“People over whom I had towered now towered over me,” the Grammy winner said before quipping: “Could this be payback for having written [Newman’s 1977 hit song] ‘Short People’?”The recent COVID-19 PSA musical composer continued, “Turns out, my neck was broken.”Fortunately, the music legend says the doctors were able to operate on him successfully, resulting in him looking “less like an anteater and more like a folk rock artist from the early sixties.” However, “the doctor said I’m not quite ready to tour,” he added.

Maluma shot an interesting first scene with Owen Wilson on “Marry Me”.

Jennifer Lopez is going through a “heartbreaking” experience quite different from the rest.

Jennifer Lopez took Maluma by surprise when she suggested crashing one of his sold-out concerts to film a scene for Marry Me. And it worked spectacularly!

Shania Twain is no stranger to throwbacks and in the run up to her Las Vegas residency she posted more than ever, and while there are no shortage of amazing images, one was difficult to forget.MORE: Shania Twain reveals her rarely-seen son is following in her career footstepsShania delighted her fans after she chose to share an iconic picture of her posing in the swimming pool wearing a mauve cowboy hat.In the image, Shania gazed into the camera, rocking a smokey eye, with her hair styled in loose waves.VIDEO: Shania Twain rocks a bikini and cover-up in gorgeous vacation video The photo is of course well-known to fans, as it was the record cover of Shania's 1995 hit Any Many of Mine, which reached No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, establishing her as one of the most up-and-coming performers in music.MORE: Shania Twain stuns in figure-flattering dress on rare date night with husbandMORE: Shania Twain brings the country glamour in gorgeous new photoThe song was from Shania's album The Woman In Me, the star's breakthrough album released in the same year, which last year marked its 25th anniversary with a Diamond Edition of the album.A post shared by Shania Twain (@shaniatwain)Shania Twain looked gorgeous in a swimming pool photo from her iconic single cover The singer's fans were delighted to see the iconic image on Shania's Instagram account, with many commenting on it.

Shania Twain is looking back on one of the biggest moments of her career: The release of the album "The Woman In Me." Twain, 55, released "The Woman In Me" in 1995, an album credited with putting her on the map, just before she teetered into pop territory with her next album, "Come On Over." The star recently spoke with Fox News about the album's success. "I certainly had no idea during the making of 'The Woman In Me' that it would be such a pivotal moment in my life and in my career," Twain confessed.

The Bare Necessities from The Jungle Book has been voted the most uplifting song on the Disney+ streaming service.