LeAnn Rimes is an American country-pop singer known for her rich vocals, often compared to Patsy Cline. She rose to fame at age 13 with the release of "Blue," a song originally intended for Cline, and became the youngest recipient of a Grammy Award. Rimes' music blends traditional country with pop, broadening the appeal of country music to a wider audience. Her most notable works include "How Do I Live," one of the longest-running singles in Billboard Hot 100 history, and "Can't Fight the Moonlight," a global hit from the film 'Coyote Ugly'.