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Is it really the winter holiday season if you don’t hear Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You?” Off of the music legend’s 1994 album “Merry Christmas,” the timeless track has been in rotation for almost 30 years. In 2021, “All I Want For Christmas Is You” became the first and only holiday single to become RIAA diamond-certified (10 million copies sold or streamed), according to RIAA.
Is it really Christmas without hearing Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas is You?” Many would agree that it isn’t. The music legend released the classic in 1994, and nearly three decades later, it continues to be blasted on the airwaves, in homes, etc. during the holidays. For this iconic fact along with other reasons, Carey trademarked “Queen of Christmas.” But apparently, the move has ruffled feathers ahead of the cheerful season.
Mariah Carey: Diva, pop star, legend. What can possibly be said about this multi-talented and multi-hyphenate that hasn’t been said? She does everything with her own, personal dramatic flair — and she manages to make it all look good in the process. But more than just look good, Mariah Carey does good, as well. According to Essence Magazine, she ties none other than Elvis Presley for the artist who spent the most weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100. She also is the artist with the most No. 1 debuts in history, and she trails only The Beatles for the most Billboard-charting singles in history. Her music is adored by everyone from fans to presidents, including Barack Obama, and she’s branched out into acting, as well. Not bad for a woman who started out as a background singer for Brenda K. Starr! With a five-octave range and an incomparable pop style, Mariah Carey isn’t just known for her music. She’s parlayed her success across a variety of industries, which has helped her...
It’s no secret that Nick Cannon has proven himself as a multi-hyphenate businessman. The actor, musician, producer, and television personality got his early start in the late 90s starring on Nickelodeon hit series “All That,” where he also became the youngest staff writer in television history, according to Biography. He later went on to star in the self-titled “ Nick Cannon Show” and Black staples “Drumline” and “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” by the early 2000s. Nick Cannon’s early introduction to the entertainment industry was a snapshot of his bright future ahead — from “Wild ‘N Out” to “America’s Got Talent,” “The Masked Singer,” and more, he made his mark. In 2009, he even launched his own multi-media company NCredible Entertainment. But, who inspired him to reach these heights? “When I was in high school, I was looking up to guys like Diddy who could diversify and market himself. We see what he’s done and the opportunities he’s created and made for so many of us. Every time I...
If Mariah Carey doesn’t do anything else, she is going to get to that Christmas bag! In time for the holiday, the singer is launching her own line of sweet treats just in time for National Cookie Day — which is observed on Dec. 4, reports Daily News. Mariah’s Cookies will have flavors that range from classic favorites to holiday treats in collaboration with restaurateur, Robert Earl, the founder of Planet Hollywood and owner of chains like Brio Italian Grille, Bertucci’s, and Bravo! Italian Kitchen. According to Daily News, most recently, Earl started Virtual Dining Concepts with a focus on delivery only food. “Mariah and I have chatted over the years about working together on a food business and, with her love of baking, cookies were a natural fit,” said Earl in a statement. “As Mariah is synonymous with the holidays and celebration, we will make sure that her special holiday flavors are available not only for the holidays but year-round.” The “All I Want For Christmas” singer...