Rami

How are you doing, I really missed you :)

Yeah they did :) I'm glad she's everywhere now :D

Yeah she was amazing. :love:

I agree with Norri here :)

I agree, but she's returning to the spotlight in a huge way IMO. :D

Shania will be on CMT's "Insider" January 23 and January 24 According to the Official Shania Twain Site, a recap of Shania's "American Idol" guest judge appearance will be shown on CMT's "Insider" this weekend. CMT "Insider" will air on Saturday, January 23 and Sunday, January 24. (Click HERE for the Time information.)

Here are some articles from Google talking about Shania Twain's "American Idol" guest judge role in Tuesday's (Jan. 19) "Idol" audition show:

Yeah I'm excited to see her back :D

I didn't enjoy it much at the beginning, but after the movie, I felt it was more than stunning to be honest, I've been listening to it non stop lately.

I love that song :wub:

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Last Updated: Thursday, January 7, 2010 | 1:06 PM ET Comments3Recommend23 CBC News Shania Twain talks about her childhood on CBC Radio One's The Current on Thursday. She'll host the show Friday. (CBC) Canadian country pop singer Shania Twain has started a charity called Shania Kids Can that she hopes will open opportunities for talented boys and girls from underprivileged backgrounds. Speaking on CBC Radio's The Current on Thursday, Twain said she relates to underprivileged children because she grew up poor herself. Twain will host The Current on Friday, when she will speak more about her plans for Shania Kids Can. She will also interview Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan, who created 1GOAL, a charity that aims to reach the 72 million children worldwide who do not have access to education. Twain said in an interview that she began singing as a teenager for $25 or $50 an engagement, money that immediately went to the family finances. "We went in and out of different phases, and I'm sure that's what's happening to many families," she said. "My dad had a job from time to time, and we could shop for groceries every week, but sometimes we'd go for a month without shopping," she said. Twain, who was born in Windsor, Ont., and grew up in Timmins, said her family was not troubled or abusive, just poor. She recalled washing clothes by hand because they couldn't afford the laundromat and having the heat turned off because her parents had to choose which bill they would pay — the heat or the electricity. 'I've reached a point I never imagined, and luck played a big role in that.' —Shania Twain "It's an endless chain of trying to get by and living in a world of haves when you were a have-not," said Twain, now 44. "You were humiliated by the fact you went to school and your clothes weren't clean or you didn't have a lunch." Twain loves her hometown and has great memories of growing up there, she said. She was in Timmins on New Year's Day to carry the Olympic torch as part of the national relay leading up to the Winter Games in Vancouver next month. Twain said she wants to make a difference in the lives of today's children. She said growing up poor "taught me to be resilient, to be patient, that life has its ups and downs," Twain said. "I don't regret it — it made me strong — but I don't want anyone else to have go through it." Twain, who achieved international success 15 years ago with The Woman In Me, said her achievements owe something to her background, but a lot to chance. "I've reached a point I never imagined, and luck played a big role in that, and it's a shame if we leave luck to do it," she said. Her Shania Kids Can charity aims to give underprivileged children the chance to play music or take lessons their families could not otherwise afford. She intends to be closely involved, visiting schools and finding out how to make a difference in children's lives.

http://www.ctvolympics.ca/mm/photo/torch/torch/02/44/44/24444_m15.jpg TIMMINS, Ont. - The Shania Twain Centre has a new addition to its exhibits, thanks to its namesake. The singer donated her Olympic torch and clothing to the centre in Timmins, Ont., on Saturday. Twain says one addition makes her torch unique - she put hockey tape on the base of her torch so she wouldn't drop it. Twain carried the Olympic torch through Timmins on New Year's Day. She said every time she visits the centre she's moved by the fact she's able to do a small part to try to represent what it is for a small town girl to come from Timmins and live out her dreams.

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Whenever you're ready :P

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Hello all, I've been soo busy with my exams, but I'm back now & Shania is everywhere now :D

Juanita :love:

Sorry Mikey, been a bit busy lately, but I'm all for Shania Now :)

Yeah I know :)

Not bad thanks :D How's school?

Agreed :D

Ooh yeah you wanna start it?

Norriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, how are you? :D