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LeAnn started singing at age 3, and has sold over 20 million records since. She was born August 28, 1982 in Jackson, Mississippi. By age 7, LeAnn made her stage debut in a Dallas musical production of "A Christmas Carol". Later, she would sing "The Star Spangled Banner" to open Dallas Cowboys football games... See full bio »

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Margaret LeAnn Rimes
August 28, 1982 in Jackson, Mississippi, USA

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Known For

Coyote Ugly

Coyote Ugly (2000)

Holiday in Your Heart

Holiday in Your Heart (1997)

"Nashville Star"

Nashville Star (2003)

36th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards

36th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards (2001)

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2011-2012 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (TV series)

– Episode #21.60 (2012) (writer: "Borrowed" / performer: "Borrowed")

– Episode #20.12 (2011) (performer: "Swingin'" - uncredited)

2011 American Idol (TV series)

– 7 Finalists Compete (2011) ("Swingin'")

2011 CMT: 40 Greatest Love Songs (TV movie) (performer: "How Do I")

2009 Dancing with the Stars (TV series)

– Round Four (2009) (writer: "Nothin' Better to Do" - uncredited)

2009 Danville 2nd Ward Young Men (TV series)

– Emergency Preparedness Fair 2009 (2009) (performer: "The Rose")

2009 Best of CMT Music Awards (TV movie) (performer: "Nothin' Better To Do")

2009 2009 MTV Movie Awards (TV movie) (performer: "Jizz in My Pants", "Lazy Sunday")

2009 Like Dandelion Dust ("What I Cannot Change")

2009 Dancing on Ice (TV series)

– Episode #4.9 (2009) (performer: "Can't Fight the Moonlight")

2009 Holly Hobbie and Friends: Marvelous Makeover (video short) (performer: "Twinkle in Her Eye")

2008 Headline Country (TV series)

– Episode dated 30 October 2008 (2008) (performer: "I'm a Survivor")

2008 Camille (writer: "Whatever We Wanna" / performer: "Whatever We Wanna")

2007-2008 CMT Top 20 Countdown (TV series)

– Episode dated 3 January 2008 (2008) (performer: "Nothin' Better to Do")

– Best of 2007 (2007) (performer: "Nothin' Better to Do")

– Episode dated 13 December 2007 (2007) (performer: "Nothin' Better to Do")

– Episode dated 6 December 2007 (2007) (performer: "Till We Ain't Strangers Anymore", "Nothin' Better to Do")

– Episode dated 29 November 2007 (2007) (performer: "Nothin' Better to Do")

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2007 41st Annual Country Music Association Awards (TV movie) (performer: "When You Love Someone Like That")

2007 Holly Hobbie and Friends: Best Friends Forever (video) (performer: "Twinkle in Her Eye")

2007 Evan Almighty (performer: "Ready for a Miracle")

2006 CMT Giants (TV series)

– Reba (2006) (performer: "The Greatest Man I Never Knew")

2006 Holly Hobbie and Friends: Christmas Wishes (video short) (performer: "Twinkle in Her Eye", "O Holy Night")

2005 Filthy Gorgeous: The Trannyshack Story (documentary) (performer: "National Anthem")

2004 NASCAR: The IMAX Experience (documentary short) (performer: "The Star Spangled Banner")

2003 Smallville (TV series)

– Perry (2003) (performer: "Blue" - uncredited)

2003 Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (performer: "We Can")

2003 American Dreams (TV series)

– Where the Boys Are (2003) (performer: "Where the Boys Are")

2003 View from the Top (performer: "Suddenly")

2003 Elvis Lives (TV special) (performer: "Devil in Disguise")

2001 Driven (performer: "Soon")

2000 Coyote Ugly (performer: "But I Do Love You", "The Right Kind of Wrong", "Please Remember", "Can't Fight the Moonlight")

1999 A Home for the Holidays (TV movie) (performer: "Amazing Grace", "How Do I Live?")

1999 Anywhere But Here (performer: "Leaving's Not Leaving")

1998 Quest for Camelot (performer: "Looking Through Your Eyes")

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Biography: : -- Born August 28th, 1982 in Jackson Mississippi, Margaret LeAnn Rimes, began her career at the young age of fourteen with the break-out hit, "Blue", a song originally written for Patsy Cline.

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Album - "LeAnn Rimes" (1999) See more »

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9 Articles | 3 Magazine Cover Photos | See more »

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Height:

5' 5" (1.65 m)

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Personal Quote:

"I'm not an overnight success, I've been at this since I was 6." (On winning her Best New Artist Grammy at age 14 in 1997) See more »

Trivia:

At the start of Rimes' singing career, the media often remarked that her rich vocals sounded like a "young Patsy Cline", and she was often nicknamed "The Next Patsy Cline" with the popularity of her hit single "Blue", a song originally intended for Cline to re-record when the original recording of the song by Bill Mack did not become a hit... See more »

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Virgo

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