Christina Aguilera Watches ‘Mulan’ With Her Kids, Answers Fan’s Questions About The Movie

Ed Meza @edmezavarIn “Spagat,” his feature film debut, Swiss director Christian Johannes Koch tells the story of a high school teacher whose double life begins to come apart while also examining the difficult life of an immigrant laborer with no papers.Set in rural Switzerland, the film follows Marina, a married mother and teacher who is having an affair with Ukrainian immigrant Artem.

Alicia Keys has revealed she almost gave her song ‘If I Ain’t Got You’ to Christina Aguilera before it became one of her signature records.Speaking in a new interview, the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter discussed her time working with Aguilera on the pop star’s 2002 album ‘Stripped’.“She reached out and was like, ‘Would you write something for me?’ And then it came through so many emails. What a voice! I know I could write something fire for her,” Keys told Stereogum.“So time passed and

Christina Aguilera has praised her friend Demi Lovato for opening up about her mental health, showing a great example to her fans and helping others who suffer and struggle in similar ways.

It’s one of Alicia Keys’ most well-known and beloved hits, but it turns out that “If I Ain’t Got You” almost went to a completely different singer.

Christina Aguilera is looking back on one of the most iconic VMA moments. The Reflection singer opened up with Zane Lowe for her At Home With playlist for Apple Music on Thursday (September 17).

Alicia Keys is revealing one of her beloved songs almost went to Christina Aguilera.

Christina Aguilera has revealed that she has been working hard on new music over the last few months - though sessions over Zoom are not her thing. 

Christina Aguilera is looking back.

Christina Aguilera went on Twitter on Friday night (September 4) and live-tweeted while watching the live-action remake of Mulan while at home with her family.

Did you know that Mulan actress Yifei Liu is also a singer?

“Mulan” hits Disney+ on Friday, viewers just might tear up when they hear a familiar ballad sung by a famous voice during the end credits: “Reflection” by Christina Aguilera.Now 39, the pop star is once again taking on the tune that made her famous when she was little more than a 17-year-old former Disney Mouseketeer. Aguilera’s revamped rendition has garnered more than 6 million views since being posted Aug.

Christina Aguilera first broke onto the charts when she was 16 with the song «Reflection,» off the soundtrack to Disney's animated classic, Now, nearly 22 years later, Aguilera has recorded a new song for the live-action reimagining.«It feels so amazing, just to come full circle as a grown woman who has had an amazing career thus far and to be able to take my children to — now — the live-action movie,» she told ET's Nischelle Turner ahead of the film's premiere at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood.

Yifei Liu was younger, she found herself in need of a song to perform for a school audition. She chose one from a movie she loved as a child: "Reflection," sung by Lea Salonga and Christina Aguilera for.

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More than 22 years since “Reflection” showcased her incredible vocals to the world, Christina Aguilera performed a remake of the hit on “Good Morning America” on Monday.

“Reflection” showcased her incredible vocals to the world, Christina Aguilera performed a remake of the hit on on Monday.The songstress’ original song appeared on the soundtrack for the animated film  in 1998.

Christina Aguilera peeks out of a draped sheer curtain for her performance of “Reflection” on Good Morning America, airing Monday (August 31).

Christina Aguilera holds a special place in her heart for her song, «Reflection.» The pop star re-recorded a new version of the 1998 ballad for the live-action remake of, a moment she describes as «full circle» in ET's exclusive featurette of the making of the music video.«It's so amazing to come full circle, 20 years later, to a song that holds such special meaning to me,» Aguilera says in the clip above.