Mariah Carey makes fun of her diva reputation

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.

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.

As Mariah Carey continues to promote her new tell-all memoir, we’re learning more about the painful truth behind The Meaning of Mariah Carey.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorOn a week like this, with a crushing onslaught of strong contenders for the coveted Fri 5, your faithful reviewer feels like an “American Idol” judge, with a whole load of self-imposed rules about what constitutes a great single (as opposed to a great song), trying to disregard considerations like how popular an artist is or isn’t, which record label it’s on, etc. Like…“The new Lil Wayne song ‘Life of Mr.

Oprah Winfrey has a good sense of humor about one of her many viral moments.

Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez and Killer Mike are among those who have paid tribute to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.The legal and feminist icon died on Friday (September 18) at her home in Washington, of complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer. She was 87.Following her death, many artists took to social media to remember Ginsburg, amid a crucial time for the judicial system in the United States.“I am heartbroken to hear of the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Mariah Carey is covering a classic!

Mariah Carey is here with a music video for “Save The Day” and it celebrates female tennis heroes.

 Mariah Carey  will be premiering her new hit song “Save the Day” at the US Open. Carey’s performance will kick off ESPN’s coverage of the 2020 US Open Women’s Singles Championship on Saturday, September 12.

Mariah Carey poked fun of her diva reputation on Tuesday in a playful Instagram post with her daughter Monroe.The 50-year-old singing superstar shared a photo of herself standing while someone brushed her hair while she was simultaneously tousling her nine-year-old daughter's curly hair as she sat in front of her in a director's chair.'And you thought I was a diva?,' Mariah wrote in the caption for her roughly 9.5 million followers.Mariah flashed her cute smile in the snap while wearing a black

Mariah Carey is revealing which songs she penned about her brief fling with Derek Jeter. In an interview with , the 50-year-old singer confirms that two of her 1998 tracks — «My All» and «The Roof» — are about the 46-year-old former New York Yankees shortstop. Carey and Jeter's fling came toward the end of her marriage to Tommy Mottola, with whom she finalized her divorce in 1998.

DEALSBucks Music has signed an admin deal with live and management firm Talentbanq, which is launching a new label and publishing side to its business. Bucks will administrate the firm’s song catalogue, which will include works by Georgia & The Vintage Youth, a Talentbanq management client who is also releasing her upcoming EP with the company’s new label.Music rights firm Reservoir has signed writer-producer Twysted Genius to a worldwide publishing deal.