There's something incredibly sexy about a woman who can sing. No one can deny that these women are beautiful and confident, and they definitely demonstrate it on stage:

The world's best-selling multi-artist album series, NOW That's What I Call Music!, will ring in the holiday season with the November 13 release of two scorching collections of today's hottest tunes.

R&B star Amerie has offered troubled pop star Britney Spears some career advice - by urging the singer to "move more". The Toxic star was criticized following her performance of comeback single Gimme More at last month's MTV Video Music Awards, but Amerie believes Spears needs to revisit the energetic dance numbers of her early hits to get back on track.

R&B star Amerie has appealed to fans to appreciate her for her talent and not just her stunning looks. The 1 Thing hit maker, famed for performing in mini skirts or tiny shorts, is keen to win fans over with her records alone because she insists it is her music which differentiates her from her peers.

R&B singer Amerie was horrified when her record bosses suggested her university education may put potential fans off her music. The 1 Thing beauty graduated from Washington D.C.'s prestigious Georgetown University in 2000 before pursuing her music career and refuses to hide her educated background from fans.

R&B star Amerie was shocked to discover South Korean girls wear "skimpy" clothes, because she thought they'd be more conservative than Western women. The Take Control singer - who is half Korean herself - was stunned to see local women exposing so much flesh when she first visited the country, and was even more surprised to see girls dancing half-naked in music videos.

R&B star Amerie's pop campaign is under threat - because she's spending more time playing computer games than writing and recording new songs. The singer confesses she has become hooked on simulated world game The Sims and spends hours each day glued to the screen.