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Kelly Clarkson and Alanis Morissette's incredible performance of 'You Oughta Know': WATCH - Vimarsana News

Kelly Clarkson and Alanis Morissette's incredible performance of 'You Oughta Know': WATCH

“My dream was to have Alanis Morissette for ‘Songs & Stories’ because she is literally the reason why I am a songwriter,” she confessed.

Source: hola.com
Kelly Clarkson and Alanis Morissette Duet on "You Oughta Know" - Vimarsana News

Kelly Clarkson and Alanis Morissette Duet on "You Oughta Know"

Queen of confessional alt-rock, Alanis Morissette, partnered up with Kelly Clarkson for a stripped-down acoustic duet of "You Oughta Know."

Inside Alanis Morissette's rider: No beets in the veggie platter, lilies in the floral bouquet, 'lewd artwork' or 'lingering odors' in the dressing rooms - Vimarsana News

Inside Alanis Morissette's rider: No beets in the veggie platter, lilies in the floral bouquet, 'lewd artwork' or 'lingering odors' in the dressing rooms

The focus of Part 40 of our continuing series: the rocker behind what Taylor Swift herself calls “inarguably the greatest breakup song of all-time."

Top 5 '90s Rock Hits That Took "Alternative" Mainstream - Vimarsana News

Top 5 '90s Rock Hits That Took "Alternative" Mainstream

Bands like Pearl Jam and Nirvana shaped the grunge movement of the '90s, effectively taking "alternative" rock mainstream.

Jagged Little Pill at 25: How Alanis Morissette tapped into female rage and changed music for good - Vimarsana News

Jagged Little Pill at 25: How Alanis Morissette tapped into female rage and changed music for good

'Anger is such a powerful, beautiful emotion that can move worlds,' says Morissette in a new Q interview.

Source: cbc.ca