Sep 14, 2026
Author Spotlight: Celine Dion — The Voice That Refused to Stop
A deep dive on Celine Dion — the fourteenth of fourteen children born to a butcher in Charlemagne, Quebec, who was singing on the family dinner table at two and discovered at twelve by the manager who mortgaged his house to finance her first record; the 'Queen of Power Ballads' who won Eurovision in 1988, married the man who had believed in her since she was a child, and sold more than 200 million records behind songs like 'My Heart Will Go On'; her defining reflections on singing as the only thing she ever knew, on the will that refuses to stop, and on the voice that conducted her whole life; and the legacy of the artist diagnosed with stiff person syndrome who stepped away from the stage for six years, returned at the 2024 Paris Olympics, and on the night of September 12, 2026 — against a rare illness that nearly killed her — sang again before 30,000 people in Paris.