Historical clue formulations

• Singer known as the "Queen of Power Ballads" — 2023-09-13
• One-named singer with the 1961 #1 hit "Runaround Sue" — 2023-03-19
• Celine with five Grammys — 2022-12-20
• World's best-selling contemporary female artist of all time, per Billboard magazine — 2022-05-13
• Singer Celine — 2022-03-01
• Singer Celine — 2021-12-12
• One-named singer with the 1968 hit "Abraham, Martin and John" — 2021-09-11
• Grammy winner for "My Heart Will Go On" — 2019-11-15
• "Lovers Who Wander" singer, 1962 — 2017-11-10
• Best-selling Canadian singer of all time (with 200+ million record sales) — 2017-05-28
• One-named hitmaker of the 1950s-'60s — 2016-03-27
• Singer Celine — 2012-09-17
• "Runaround Sue" singer, 1961 — 2011-07-27
• The Belmonts' frontman, in 1950s music — 2011-06-14
• "Little Diane" singer, 1962 — 2009-11-07
• "Ruby Baby" singer, 1963 — 2009-05-10
• Singer of the 1962 hit "The Wanderer" — 2007-10-23
• Singer Celine — 2003-05-06
• "Runaround Sue" singer — 2003-02-07
• "The Wanderer" singer, 1961 — 2002-05-05
• "Ruby Baby" singer, 1963 — 2002-02-03
• "Titanic" soundtrack singer — 2002-01-09
• 1960's singer with the Del Satins — 2001-09-27
• "My Heart Will Go On" singer — 2000-10-20
• Singer Celine — 2000-04-25
• Lead singer for the Belmonts — 1999-10-20
• Pop's Celine ___ — 1999-02-07
• "A Teenager in Love" singer — 1996-05-02
• "Runaround Sue" singer — 1994-08-04