Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Céline Dion has had a difficult few years due to health issues. But now she is doing a residency in Paris and has received a wonderful honor. Mattel has made a Barbie in her likeness.

The doll copies the singer’s look from when she was nominated for, and won, an Oscar in 1998 for My Heart Will Go On from Titanic. She wears an ocean-blue, body-hugging, floor-length turtleneck gown, dazzled with a Heart of the Ocean necklace featuring a heart-shaped blue diamond that resembles the one from the movie.

The Barbie Signature Celine Dion Collectible Doll is available for purchase on Mattel.com.

Frankie Grande was on The Tonight Show yesterday, and he shared a story with Jimmy Fallon about the first time he met Céline Dion…and it involves his sister, Ariana Grande.

About ten years ago, the actress did an impression of Dion on the NBC late night show, and the singer watched the video of her doing it.

Fast forward a few weeks, Frankie was in Las Vegas, and he saw Dion in person. As soon as she saw him, she ran up to him because she needed to tell him something. She wanted him to Ari, “When she did me on Jimmy Fallon, I peed. I was laughing so hard I peed. I peed.”

And that is the grandiest compliment that Grande could get!!!

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Mariah Carey is the Queen of Christmas, but Céline Dion is the Grinch of the holiday. And the latter accepts her role as such! So much so that she went on the creature with a heart that is two sizes too small to celebrate her time of year!

You know if you think about it. Shouldn’t the legendary singers swap titles?

And seriously, how perfect is Dion’s costume? Better than all the ones I have seen during the season.

Before Céline Dion was singing on television shows all over the world, she got her start in Canada and performed on Station Soleil. How captivating was the just 14-year-old in 1982?

Céline Dion is from Quebec, so she has a French Canadian accent, which can be hard to understand sometimes when she speaks English.

However, you would think that Siri would be able to understand all accents. But it does not.

She said to the Apple AI, “Hey Siri, play Hymne à l’amour by Céline Dion?’ It said, “I cannot find that track by Céline Dion, but here is My Heart Will Go On.”

So, she tried it again, and the same thing happened.

Would the third time be the charm? It was. But she changed her accent and made it more French. And that was the magical ticket.

If Barbra Stry-zand could get Apple to change the pronunciation of her last name, then they should be able to get it to understand Franch Canadian.

But in Siri’s defense, I didn’t understand Dion either. Did you?

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