Alicia Keys is set to release her memoir 'More Myself', through Oprah Winfrey's book imprint An Oprah Book in November.
The 'Girl on Fire' singer has described the upcoming title as "part autobiography, and part narrative documentary".
In a statement, the 38-year-old star said: "I couldn't be more ecstatic to share this part of my journey so far and all the ways I am continuously learning to honour my truth. Alongside my sister, mentor, and friend Oprah, this book is one of the most exciting chapters yet."
Oprah, meanwhile, is equally thrilled about the upcoming tome, and says she's "honoured" that Alicia reached out to her to get the book published.
"I could feel the power of Alicia's presence even before she belted out the first soulful notes of the lyrics that made her famous - 'I keep on fallin' in and out of love with you.' I knew she had all those sparkling qualities that make stars shine," she said in a statement. "More important, Alicia has navigated the spotlight and pressures of fame while retaining a humble and beautiful spirit."
Creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko unveiled their latest project, animated fantasy film "Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender," at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday, saying they wanted their first Avatar Studios project to resonate with longtime fans.
Rome will offer free screenings in 11 air-conditioned cinemas as part of a heat-relief plan Mayor Roberto Gualtieri presented on Wednesday, while most of Europe was sweltering through a hot summer.
Award-winning composer Hans Zimmer will perform live at the 23rd edition of the Abu Dhabi Festival later this year as the United Arab Emirates celebrates "wisdom of culture" with a season of performances.
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Australian actor Rebel Wilson was on Wednesday found not liable by a Sydney court of defaming Charlotte MacInnes, the lead actor in her directorial debut "The Deb", over allegations linked to a series of social media posts made by Wilson.