The breakthrough crossover hit continues to hold one of the most remarkable records in Billboard history.

LeAnn Rimes was only 13 years old when she released “Blue“, the title track of her debut album. Out in 1996, Rimes was immediately thrust into the spotlight with the song, as she was also navigating ...

Actors lip-synching to a singer’s voice in a film is hardly a rare occurrence in the film industry, but it is somewhat more extraordinary to have that lip-synched song become one of the singer’s ...

After recording two albums with an independent label as a kid, Rimes got her big shot when she was signed to Curb Records, which released her single "Blue" in June 1996, and the album, also called ...

LeAnn Rimes felt "uncomfortable" recording 'The Right Kind of Wrong' as a teenager. The 41-year-old singer was just 17 when she sang both that song and 'Can't Fight The Moonlight' for the soundtrack ...

LeAnn Rimes has released plenty of original songs, songs that went on to become big hits. But she also released covers of several songs, which all sound amazing, including these four tunes. The song ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "I was actually in a restaurant, and [songwriter] Diane [Warren] came up to me and said, 'I have the song,'" Rimes told Smooth ...

LeAnn Rimes felt "uncomfortable" recording "The Right Kind of Wrong" as a teenager. The 41-year-old singer was just 17 when she sang both that song and "Can't Fight The Moonlight" for the soundtrack ...