The stage presence

The beauty

You've only recently split from your husband, Tommy Mottola, so was your album Butterfly easy to make? "Throughout my entire life, music has always been a source of peace and stability. This was especially true with this album. I went through so much in my personal life, everything I've been through has made me a stronger person. It's been a learning process."

Being a huge rich star, is it important that a future husband would be able to match your income? "Oh, it would be totally impossible for me to be with somebody who couldn't. No, just kidding! I don't think you can focus on that aspect of things. To get into a relationship for that solely would be really sick and materialistic. That's not what I am all about."

Where did the idea of the Honey video come from? "Actually the idea for the video came when I was in Puerto Rico on a catamaran. I was sailing back to a little island where I was staying. I was writing the song at the time and I thought that the atmosphere and the environment would be really great for the video. I fell in love with the whole aura of the place."

Where do you see yourself on the next ten years? "I haven't got a clue! At the moment I'm concentrating on the album I've just put out. I worked really hard on it. I've also been working on an acting project which I can't really say anything about right now so I'm looking forward to get into that. Hopefully the next ten years would be just successful as the last ten.

Finally.
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the underrated masterpiece that is "The Beautiful Ones">>>>>>>>>>>>>>
If any one of you even think about saying anything bad about it...

Originally posted by Bitchcraft the underrated masterpiece that is "The Beautiful Ones">>>>>>>>>>>>>> If any one of you even think about saying anything bad about it...

Butterfly would be one of the greatest pop/R&B eras of 90's. Album was lauded as great and well-produced, without any doubt. But it deserved more. "Honey" is a summer breezy jam with innovative (for pop mainstream music) urban sound, "My All" is a continuation of "Always Be My Baby" for more adult audience. "Breakdown" doesn't deserve commercial backlash from Columbia. It's best collaboration with rap artists, to be honest. "Butterfly" could be #1 with physical release. She supported this era everywhere, but some stupid conditions from label restrained her future sales and success.
It was kind of revenge.

My personal favorites: "Butterfly", "Breakdown", "Honey", "The Beautiful Ones" and "Outside".

Originally posted by Rated Butterfly would be one of the greatest pop/R&B eras of 90's. Album was lauded as great and well-produced, without any doubt. But it deserved more. "Honey" is a summer breezy jam with innovative (for pop mainstream music) urban sound, "My All" is a continuation of "Always Be My Baby" for more adult audience. "Breakdown" doesn't deserve commercial backlash from Columbia. It's best collaboration with rap artists, to be honest. "Butterfly" could be #1 with physical release. She supported this era everywhere, but some stupid conditions from label restrained her future sales and success. It was kind of revenge. My personal favorites: "Butterfly", "Breakdown", "Honey", "The Beautiful Ones" and "Outside".