"I feel like I'm starting over, even though I've had all these years behind me," LeAnn Rimes tells Katie Couric in an interview that will air later this week during 'All Access Nashville,' a '20/20' special edition.
October 23, 2012 Watch as the emcee of this talent show does a double-take just a few notes into Kortney Jean's rendition of 'Blue' by LeAnn Rimes. He turns from his stereo and looks over the rims of his glasses as if to say, "Daaaang girl!" The 7-year-old's performance is truly exceptional.
There's new drama in the LeAnn Rimes lawsuit, which was already fraught with more drama than a Lifetime TV movie to begin with.
October 9, 2012 LeAnn Rimes had tried her hand at songwriting prior to recording 'Family,' but her influence was never as strong as it is on this album, which was released five years ago today (Oct. 9, 2012). Rimes is listed as the first writer of all 12 of the songs released on the standard edition of her ninth record. The result is a project that scored two Grammy nominations and a round of applause from critics.
After spending 30 days in treatment to help herself cope with anxiety and stress, LeAnn Rimes is back on stage and ready to open up about what prompted her enter a rehab program. Despite dealing with a lawsuit and heading out on tour, Rimes claims to be in a good place.
LeAnn Rimes is changing her life in many ways. Some of the changes are big, while others are small but worthwhile. After checking into a treatment center last month in order to deal with some personal drama and to learn to better cope with and manage her stress, the singer isn't stopping there. The active tweeter shared a photo showing off her new hairstyle. It's not a drastic change, but she looks great nonetheless.
Nearly two weeks after checking herself into a 30-day rehab treatment program to "cope with anxiety and stress," LeAnn Rimes returned to her main gig over the weekend, performing an intimate 70-minute set for country music fans in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Despite her sunny disposition throughout the concert, the singer could not ignore the turmoil that has seemingly plagued her personal life in recent years.
Most of the time, people get a bad rap for suing someone. But nobody can accuse LeAnn Rimes--who is suing two women who recorded a phone conversation with the star and posted it on the Internet to create a smear campaign--of trying to pad her pocketbook. If Rimes wins the legal battle, she'll donate her winnings to The Trevor Project, an anti-bullying charity.
September 4, 2012 This tune from 2000 became a Top 10 country hit, but it secured a place on the Top 100 Country Love Songs list for its reach worldwide. LeAnn Rimes' lyrics radiate with warmth while providing inspirati
Just days after admitting herself into rehab for stress management, LeAnn Rimes has filed a lawsuit with the L.A. County Superior Court against Kimberly and Lexi Smiley, two woman who allegedly recorded a conversation with Rimes in an effort to create a smear campaign against the singer.
