Comrade Carey: The Meaning Behind Mariah Carey’s Newest Meme

 Mariah Carey  is so ready to vote that she will also take her glam squad to the ballots on November 3rd. The award-winning singer took social media to share a snap of her and her team.

Mariah Carey is continuing to dish on the good, the bad, and the ugly of her life.

new book makes it official: We are in the golden age of the celebrity memoir.“The Meaning of Mariah” — published Tuesday and already a critically acclaimed best seller — follows three recent, blockbuster confessionals by female superstars: “Inside Out,” by Demi Moore, “Open Book,”  by Jessica Simpson, and Michelle Obama’s “Becoming.”All four women have broken barriers. Carey holds multiple Guinness World Records, including the most No.

Mariah Carey is opening up like never before.

being sectioned in 2001 is novelistic, tense and opaque; a near-drowning experience as a child is almost dreamlike. In a more carefree moment, Carey’s description of a party with the Dipset rap crew is vivid and Fitzgerald-esque: “We’re all dressed up and sprawled out amongst a cacophony of cushions.”For all the adversity it covers, The Meaning of Mariah Carey is rarely mawkish.

Mariah Carey tells Stephen Colbert that her secret alt-rock album was something she did “for laughs.”

her much-anticipated memoir, “The Meaning of Mariah Carey,” out on Tuesday. It’s the first release of a big Mimi week: She’ll also drop a new album, “The Rarities” — a collection of previously unreleased recordings — on Friday.But by then, loyal Lambs — as Carey’s faithful fans are called — will know a lot more secrets about the star from reading her book.

Mariah Carey. In her new memoir, The Meaning of Mariah Carey, the five-time Grammy winner pulls back the curtain on her life and career thus far, giving fans an unprecedented look at one of the most accomplished — and private — stars in music history.Carey divides the book into four parts: Wayward Child, Sing.

traumatic childhood, which involved growing up in a “dysfunctional” household and dealing with fear, racism, and jealousy from her mom, Patricia Carey. The songstress discussed the struggles of her younger years, some which still haunt her, during an interview with on Monday.