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Therese Dion wrapped the tape with a red ribbon and sent it off to Canadian manager/producer Rene Angelil, who had previously managed Canadian singer Ginette Reno. 2010)

René passed away in 2016 after a long battle with throat cancer. The album included the hit single "Beauty and the Beast," a duet with Peabo Bryson that was also the title song for the Disney film.

When Dion was just a baby, her family formed a singing group called Dion's Family and toured Canada. Around the same time, Angelil had divorced his second wife and focused the majority of his time on Dion and her career. She said that it remains unclear whether her daughter intentionally jumped or accidentally fell from the cruise ship but expressed confidence that Kimberly would never deliberately harm herself.

Carnell said that Kimberly had been drinking during the trip, which she found unusual for her.

She spent the next two years working on a English language album and an American record contract. Kimberly Burch, 56, reportedly fell from a room balcony on the first night of the 80s Cruise aboard Royal Caribbean's Explorer of the Seas on March 2, after an alleged heated argument with the 60-year-old rocker.

A Royal Caribbean Group spokesperson told the Daily Mail, saying, " Our crew immediately launched a search and rescue effort, is working with local authorities, and we are providing support and assistance to the guest's family during this difficult time.

"When I was a smaller kid, I wanted to be in show business, and I was holding on to that dream," Dion told Karen S. Schneider and Jeanne Gordon in People. Her rendition of “Where Does My Heart Beat Now” reached No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

In 1992, she recorded the Academy Award-winning duet “Beauty and the Beast” with Peabo Bryson.

As a result of this success, she was able to embark on her first headlining tour in the U.S.

Experienced Personal Tragedy and Bliss

Dion had even more success with the release The Colour of My Lovethe following year, which included the hit singles "The Power of Love" and "When I Fall in Love," the latter was a duet with Clive Griffin that also appeared on the soundtrack for the film Sleepless in Seattle.

endowing even the slickest songs with palpable passion."

Beyond her growing popularity, Celine Dion also experienced a personal tragedy in 1993. "And I prefer to stop at the top of my career rather than when no one wants to hear me anymore." Of course, given her lifelong success, Dion won't likely have to worry about that for many years to come.

by Sonya Shelton

Celine Dion's Career

Signed management contract with Rene Angelil, 1980; released seven French language albums in Canada, 1980-1990; released U.S.

debut album, Unison, 1990; released five albums with Epic Records, 1991-1996, including Celine Dion,1992; The Colour of My Love,1993; The French Album, 1995; Faling Into You, 1996; Let's Talk About Love, 1997; These Are Special Times,1998; reached worldwide success with "My Heart Will Go On," selling more than 50 albums worldwide from both the Titanic soundtrack and Let's Talk About Love, 1997.

Celine Dion's Awards

Grammy Award for Best Album of the Year and Best Bop Album, 1996.

Famous Works

• Selected discography
• Unison , Epic Records, 1990.
• Dion Chante Plamondon , Epic Records, 1991.
• Celine Dion , Epic Records, 1992.
• The Colour of My Love , Epic Records, 1993.
• The French Album , Epic Records, 1995.
• Falling Into You , Epic Records, 1996.
• Let's Talk About Love , Epic Records, 1997.
• S'il Suffisait D'Aimer , Epic Records, 1998.
• These Are Special Times , Epic Records, 1998.

Further Reading

Sources

• Billboard , October 17, 1998.
• Cosmopolitan , July 1998.
• Entertainment Weekly , April 17, 1992; November 12, 1993; June 24, 1994; May 29, 1995; March 15, 1996; March 29, 1996; December 4, 1998.
• Interview , March 1999.
• Ladies Home Journal , November 1997.
• Maclean's , June 1, 1992; December 28, 1992; March 10, 1997; August 4, 1997; April 6, 1998; May 11, 1998; March 8, 1999.
• McCalls , June 1998.
• New York Times , April 3, 1994.
• People Weekly , February 28, 1994; June 13, 1994; March 18, 1996; March 3, 1997; December 8, 1997; January 18, 1999; March 1, 1999.
• Time , March 7, 1994; November 24, 1997.
• Variety , December 14, 1998.

• The Official Celine Dion Website , http://www.celinonline.com (April 4, 1999).