Shania Twain is living her best life onNow: EW review

Over the course of four albums released between 1993 and 2002, Shania Twain destroyed sales records, radio charts, and nearly all pre-conceived notions about where pop and country overlap on the Venn diagram of genre. She was a leopard print-clad icon — and a great one, at that. She returns this week, still draped in spots and on the upside of a decade that witnessed her shocking divorce from Mutt Lange, her longtime producer, and even the loss of her voice (due to a condition called dysphonia, caused by a mixture of Lyme disease and stress) with Now, her triumphant new LP.