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She needs that Oscar she always wanted!

 

:yes: :yes: Céline has done almost everything in music (though I think that she has several things to prove still) and she's almost a complete artist now that she is a songwriter :wub: . But the day she does an acting role for a movie, she will be a complete artist, much bigger than Cher ^_^

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"Hush, now... I see a light in the sky"

  • 3 months later...
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She'll get the Oscar one day...not sure which movie she will star in but she will be the best in whatever she does...like always :)
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I'm sure one day she will go for it and when Celine does something she does it all the way! ;)
The greatest voice ever! ♥
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Doesn't she already have two oscars? BATB and MHWGO?
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She'll get an Oscar one day. When the time is right, she will. The sooner the better though! :P
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Personally, I can't envisage Céline as an actress .....
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As I was trying to find an appropriate place to post this excerpt, I found this thread, which in itself is rather interesting!

 

But anyway - https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/opera-overweight.htm

 

""For every overweight person whose voice blows you away, there is at least one artist who is not overweight and is equally as talented," she says. "Take Celine Dion. She is tiny, she doesn't have an oversize rib cage or diaphragm. And she sounds amazing."

So if tiny singers like Celine can belt out those notes with the best of them, why the perpetuation of the fat-lady label? There are all kinds of theories, including everything from big bone structures provide more resonating space to large rib cages (and the ability to expand them) give more singing volume and power.

These may all sound reasonable, but there isn't much scientific evidence to support them. "I'm not going to discount that a large rib cage can be beneficial to a singer, but it definitely isn't necessary," Smith says. "Again, look at Celine Dion."

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As I was trying to find an appropriate place to post this excerpt, I found this thread, which in itself is rather interesting!

 

But anyway - https://entertainmen...-overweight.htm

 

""For every overweight person whose voice blows you away, there is at least one artist who is not overweight and is equally as talented," she says. "Take Celine Dion. She is tiny, she doesn't have an oversize rib cage or diaphragm. And she sounds amazing."

So if tiny singers like Celine can belt out those notes with the best of them, why the perpetuation of the fat-lady label? There are all kinds of theories, including everything from big bone structures provide more resonating space to large rib cages (and the ability to expand them) give more singing volume and power.

These may all sound reasonable, but there isn't much scientific evidence to support them. "I'm not going to discount that a large rib cage can be beneficial to a singer, but it definitely isn't necessary," Smith says. "Again, look at Celine Dion."

Too funny!
I have had the time of my life following this woman! Much love.

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