By Scott Feinberg Executive Editor of Awards The legendary songwriter Diane Warren — the woman behind countless hit tunes including “How Do I Live,” “Don’t Want to Miss a Thing,” “If ...

You get up and go to your office and write every day ... KB: There is a jukebox musical being made about your life, Obsessed: The Story of Diane Warren. What stage is that at? KB: People in the arts ...

Or at least, I thought I was. In reality, it was probably Diane Warren who broke my heart. Every single day, I would sit on my bedroom floor, clutching my pink iPod Shuffle, wailing along to LeAnn ...

Diane Warren on Losing the Oscar for the 16th Time for Best Original Song Greenland Election Results: What It Means For Donald Trump's Plans How often should you turn off your phone? Here’s what ...

Diane dedicated her career to serving as an Office Administrator at Saluda School ... and her adored great-grandchildren, Warren and Maverick Messer. Diane's memory will also be treasured by many ...

Songwriter Diane Warren expressed resilience after losing her 16th Academy Award for best original song but remains determined to succeed. The 97th Academy Awards saw 'Anora' winning Best Picture ...

Diane Warren was denied an Oscar for the 16th time Sunday, after losing in the Best Original Song category to Emilia Pérez‘s “El Mal.” Warren, who was nominated for The Six Triple Eight‘s ...

Diane Warren didn’t let her Oscar losing streak get in the way of having some fun Sunday night. Despite not going home with a gold statuette for best original song for “Journey” from Netflix ...

At the 2025 Oscars, Warren lost her 16th bid for best original song. Her nominations include songs performed by Celine Dion, Aerosmith, Lady Gaga, and Becky G. Diane Warren went home empty-handed ...

Diane Warren’s streak of Oscar losses continues, as the songwriter — on her 16th Best Original Song nomination — once again lost in the category for The Six Triple Eight’s “The Journey.” ...