Leann Rimes
Subtitle:
Leann Rimes has learned a lot over the years. Now she's talking about what she's learned from being in the spotlight.
DM) Most of the articles I've read about you seem to talk about your recent release as "Leann going from a girl to a woman." How do you see it?
LR) (Laughs) Yep, I've seen that. I see it as something that's naturally happening. Titling the album, "This Woman" was coming from a song title, "When This Woman Loves a Man." I thought it described where I was at in my life, and I didn't think everybody would take it so literally, as if I was making such a big statement. I was just saying that this is exactly who I am at this moment in my life, and I have changed so much. Now being a woman has affected my writing and my abilities in music. Things have changed, and it just happens naturally. I'm not forcing it to.
DM) Knowing that people are watching you so closely, does that increase your pressure and make you act differently?
LR) For me, it's great. I've grown up so much as a person and an artist. I think this is the most positive time as an artist
