Shania Twain

It's not a good sign for a nation when their leader is so incompetant that people have to apologise for supporting him, but indeed Shania Twain did just that after a recent interview suggested that she would have voted for Donald Trump. She now clarifies that she certainly does not agree with the President's values.

Shania Twain at her album signing

The 52-year-old Canadian singer recently confessed in an interview with The Guardian that she would have opted for the current President during the 2016 election, in spite of the knowledge of some of the questionable decisions he has made since he has been in office. Naturally, it rubbed some of her fans up the wrong way, but she has since apologised for her comments via Twitter.

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Shania Twain's new album has topped the Billboard 200 chart following her 15-year hiatus.

The 52-year-old singer's fifth studio album 'Now' - a follow up to 2002's 'Up!' - has reached the summit in the US after shipping 137,000 equivalent album units for the week ending October 5, according to Nielsen Music.

Shania admitted she is ''deeply moved'' by her success after the record also topped charts in Australia, the UK and her native Canada.

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The world has truly missed Shania Twain. After fifteen years, she's returning with a brand new album - but her time away from music has certainly not been a relaxing one. She opens up about her health struggles and heartbreak in an emotional new interview as she makes a comeback.

Shania Twain at 'America's Got Talent' season finale

Lots of musicians take time away from their careers to focus on their personal life, but for this 52-year-old songstress that was the last thing she has wanted to do the past decade and a half. She was forced to quit performing in 2004, just two years after her last album 'Up!' due to problems with her vocal chords. She had originally thought the issues were down to becoming a mother to her son Eja but she was later diagnosed with dysphonia, which she has blamed on her contraction of Lyme Disease.

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Shania Twain is empowering women with her first single in five years ahead of her forthcoming fifth studio album. 'Life's About to Get Good' is an uplifting anthem about how she came back from the heartbreaking end to a long relationship, and the new video is everything.

Shania Twain performs on The Today Show

It might be seven years since the country singer divorced her first husband Robert Lange after he allegedly cheated on her with her best friend, and she might have been married to Frédéric Thiébaud for six years already, but that isn't stopping her opening up about the most painful time of her adult life.

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Shania Twain was forced to cancel two of her recent tour dates. The 50-year-old country music star has been diagnosed with a respiratory infection and was unable to appear at two of her scheduled concerts in New Hampshire and New York as a result. The ‘That Don’t Impress Me Much’ singer announced the Rock This Country tour dates had been cancelled on her Facebook page on Tuesday (6th October).

Shania Twain at the 2014 Billboard Awards in Las Vegas, May 2014.

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Shania Twain has been forced to postpone two dates on her ‘Rock This Country’ tour of North America because of a respiratory illness.

The singer announced via her official Facebook page that doctors had ordered her to “rest for several days”. Last night’s gig on October 6th at the Verizon Wireless Center in Manchester, New Hampshire and tonight’s show on October 7th at the Times Union Center in Albany, New York have been pulled.

Furthermore, the official statement indicated that because of Twain’s busy touring schedule that the concerts are not able to be rearranged. However, anybody missing out because of these cancellations will be able to be refunded at the point of original purchase.

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Shania Twain hit her adoring fans with some good and bad news on Wednesday (March 4th), she announced that she will be heading on tour again for the first time in over a decade, but this one will be her very last.

Twain will be heading on her farewell tour later this year

The Grammy-winning singer will give her fans one final chance to say goodbye on her 'Rock This Country' tour. This will be the first time Twain has hit the road in North America since her 'Up! Tour', which ran from September 2003 through July 2004.

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Shania Twain had both good and bad news for her fans during her appearance on today’s edition of 'Good Morning America'. The country-pop crossover diva happily announced on the show she would be returning to the road again for the Rock This Country Tour, her first outing in 11 years. But the 49 year old singer also said the tour would be her last, adding that she wanted to 'go out with a bang'.

Shania has promised to "go out with a bang" on farewell tour

Announcing her farewell tour, Twain said, "I'm finally, after 11 years, I'm going back on tour. It’s the after-party tour. That's how I see it. It’s the after-party to all of these years.”

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Piers Morgan ended his three year run on his CNN talk show Piers Morgan Live on Friday (28th March) with a plea to the US government to change "the absurd gun laws".Morgan's show was cancelled following low ratings and possibly his involvement in the phone hacking scandal, nevertheless he left the show on a somewhat controversial note.

Morgan, ever controversial, used his final show as an opportunity to comment on the social and political implications of gun laws in the US. He referenced recent tragedies in which guns were used to kill large numbers of people which prompted criticism of gun laws in the US and worldwide.

Morgan has spent a number of years in the states over the past decade and described gun violence, such as that displayed in the Connecticut Sandy Hook massacre and the Colorado Aurora Cinema, as "a disease that infects every aspect of American life". Referencing these attacks Morgan said, as The Independent reports: "I assumed that after 70 people were shot in a movie theatre and then just a few months later 20 first-graders were murdered with an assault rifle in an elementary school, that the absurd gun laws in this country would change, but nothing has happened".

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