Shania Twain Back At CMT Music Awards

We've known that Shania Twain is a star for quite some time, but Today it became official. The singer-songwriter will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame "cementing" her status.Hollywood Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Leron Gubler and actress-model Bo Derek will unveil the sidewalk fixture in the category of recording. Shania's star is lucky number 2,442, as she joins the ranks of Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn and many more country celebs immortalized on the famous walk.Shania's life is definitely in an upswing. She recently previewed her first new song in nearly six years, 'Today is Your Day,' which will appear on her new album."I wrote this song in real time as the series developed," the songbird tells Perez Hilton, referring to her 'Why Not? With Shania Twain' television show. "I'm mixing the record now, and by the end of the series the song should be released. I'm so excited! I can't believe it!"This year’s CMT Music Awards will be packed with some of the biggest names in music. Shania Twain it set to be a presenter, making it her first appearance at the awards in seven years. Other presenters include, Luke Bryan, Sara Evans, Laura Bell Bundy, Justin Bieber, Sheryl Crow, “American Idol” winner Scotty McCreery and runner-up Lauren Alaina, Train, Kristin Chenoweth, Melissa Peterman and “Dancing With the Stars” champion Hines Ward.Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Big & Rich, Keith Urban, Lady Antebellum, Sugarland, Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts, and the Incognito Banditos and the Zac Brown Band will all be performing during the show. Kid Rock will be the host for the second consecutive year.Jason Aldean leads the pack with four nominations. Miranda Lambert, Lady Antebellum, The Band Perry, Rascal Flatts, Zac Brown Band and Taylor Swift all follow with three.

Shania Twain Back At CMT Music Awards

We've known that Shania Twain is a star for quite some time, but Today it became official. The singer-songwriter will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame "cementing" her status.Hollywood Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Leron Gubler and actress-model Bo Derek will unveil the sidewalk fixture in the category of recording. Shania's star is lucky number 2,442, as she joins the ranks of Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw, Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn and many more country celebs immortalized on the famous walk.Shania's life is definitely in an upswing. She recently previewed her first new song in nearly six years, 'Today is Your Day,' which will appear on her new album."I wrote this song in real time as the series developed," the songbird tells Perez Hilton, referring to her 'Why Not? With Shania Twain' television show. "I'm mixing the record now, and by the end of the series the song should be released. I'm so excited! I can't believe it!"This year’s CMT Music Awards will be packed with some of the biggest names in music. Shania Twain it set to be a presenter, making it her first appearance at the awards in seven years. Other presenters include, Luke Bryan, Sara Evans, Laura Bell Bundy, Justin Bieber, Sheryl Crow, “American Idol” winner Scotty McCreery and runner-up Lauren Alaina, Train, Kristin Chenoweth, Melissa Peterman and “Dancing With the Stars” champion Hines Ward.Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Big & Rich, Keith Urban, Lady Antebellum, Sugarland, Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts, and the Incognito Banditos and the Zac Brown Band will all be performing during the show. Kid Rock will be the host for the second consecutive year.Jason Aldean leads the pack with four nominations. Miranda Lambert, Lady Antebellum, The Band Perry, Rascal Flatts, Zac Brown Band and Taylor Swift all follow with three.

American Idol' 2012: Jennifer Lopez Says It's 'Too Early to Tell' if She'll Be Back

Jennifer Lopez's future as a judge on "American Idol" looked uncertain Thursday as the singer refused to confirm whether she would sign up for the 10th season of the show.

The 41 year-old, who has boosted ratings and attracted rave reviews since joining eight months ago, has earned significantly less money from the show than fellow judge Steven Tyler,who is tied into a multi-year contract that ensures he will return through the 11th season alongside original judge Randy Jackson, reportedly raked in $18 million for the first season alone.Lopez signed a single-year contract for a rumored $12 million -- and now has to decide whether she wants to remain as a judge on the show next year or relaunch her pop career."It's too early to tell," said Lopez, who is believed to be in contract negotiations with FOX."Everyone has multiple-year contracts. Jennifer had [a] single-year contract. We loved having her -- the hope and expectation is she'll return," FOX chief Peter Rice said earlier this week.A source also overheard the Aerosmith rocker happily confirm Wednesday that he’ll be back for another round. (Based on the rumors that he earned  $18 million for the first season alone, it’s no wonder he’s enthusiastic.)But Lopez, who signed for significantly less money (a reported $12 million), isn’t so sure of her future.

American Idol' 2012: Jennifer Lopez Says It's 'Too Early to Tell' if She'll Be Back

Jennifer Lopez's future as a judge on "American Idol" looked uncertain Thursday as the singer refused to confirm whether she would sign up for the 10th season of the show.

The 41 year-old, who has boosted ratings and attracted rave reviews since joining eight months ago, has earned significantly less money from the show than fellow judge Steven Tyler,who is tied into a multi-year contract that ensures he will return through the 11th season alongside original judge Randy Jackson, reportedly raked in $18 million for the first season alone.Lopez signed a single-year contract for a rumored $12 million -- and now has to decide whether she wants to remain as a judge on the show next year or relaunch her pop career."It's too early to tell," said Lopez, who is believed to be in contract negotiations with FOX."Everyone has multiple-year contracts. Jennifer had [a] single-year contract. We loved having her -- the hope and expectation is she'll return," FOX chief Peter Rice said earlier this week.A source also overheard the Aerosmith rocker happily confirm Wednesday that he’ll be back for another round. (Based on the rumors that he earned  $18 million for the first season alone, it’s no wonder he’s enthusiastic.)But Lopez, who signed for significantly less money (a reported $12 million), isn’t so sure of her future.