women singers

In the years following World War I, Lily Valance becomes a chorus girl to help support her widowed mother and falls in love and marries war hero Stephen Winters, unaware of the dark secrets that will threaten their marriage and Stephen's sanity.

Examines the life of singing superstar Whitney Houston, discussing her childhood and family, her rise to fame in the 1980s, her acting roles, and looks at the controversies surrounding her marriage to hip-hop artist Bobby Brown, the rumors of drug use and her death.

Singer Mary Wilson describes the rise to fame of the Supremes, the dissolution of the singing group, and her life since the Supremes disbanded.

Harlee Harte, the celebrity columnist for Hollywoodland High School newspaper, contends with the challenges of life as a teenager and interviews actress Taylor Swift for her column. Includes full-color photographs, puzzles, quizzes and games.

Presents biographical information about British pop star Leona Lewis, covering her success as a musician and appearance in magazines and at the Beijing Olympics while also working for charitable causes.

Story of Thea Kronborg, who rose from humble origins to the top of the opera world through her own hard work and the support of others.

A collection of Ashanti's poems and reflections, as well as stories about what--or whom--moved her to write each piece.

Davie Jones believes her life cannot get any worse thanks to her horrible mother and low self-esteem, but when she sees the movie "Sixteen Candles" her outlook changes and she decides to reinvent herself in Hollywood as a beautiful and successful lounge singer.

Sharon Wheatley chronicles her battle with food and her struggles to make it as a Broadway star despite her weight.

Saul St. Pierre, the son of a forgotten seventies folk singer, has just learned that his long-absent mother has committed suicide, and because of his father's renewed popularity, Saul finds every aspect of his life being examined and reported by the press.