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Re: All I Want For Christmas Is You #11 (79,795) (79,798) by enwar00 from usa So annoying though. That's the second time it stopped one number short. I was so certain it would hit top 10 last year and it didn't so I don't want to think it's a sure thing, but I can't help but think it's really finally going to happen. On YouTube the video hit 300 million the same day My All hit 100, and since then it's up 49 more million while My All is only up 2. So streaming seems to be really strong and that's just YouTube not even all the audio platforms out there. It's already Top 10 on the streaming charts. This has to happen next week. It will generate so much news that can help it go up even higher. (Monday 11 December 2017; 22:53)

Re: Golden Globe nomination (79,793) (79,797) by jaker20 from US So many good things happening to her lately after the new management. (Monday 11 December 2017; 22:37)

Golden Globe nomination (79,796) by RibbonB from USA Congratulations Mimi. (Monday 11 December 2017; 22:01)

All I Wang For Christmas Is You (79,795) by Hilton from USA Sits at number 11 this week. Will this be a new Top 10 hit for Mariah? If so, that is such great news. Along with her being nominated for a Golden Globe, this is shaping up to be a great holiday season for her. Go Mariah. (Monday 11 December 2017; 21:11)

Re: Article: Lovari features Mariah Carey remake (79,784) (79,794) by Bill from the UK By your logic a number of people have been kicked out of bed by Lovari it would seem. Either that, or he is a terrible singer. (Monday 11 December 2017; 20:59)

Re: Golden Globe nomination (79,792) (79,793) by Licia from USA "I'm just elated to see her involved with projects that actually have meaning to her, not because of pressure to live up to some standard of something." Great point. Couldn't agree more. (Monday 11 December 2017; 20:59)

Re: Golden Globe nomination (79,790) (79,792) by Deedre aka MiTodoChop @HBF from Canada So wonderful. She does a lovely song with a genuine message and, Golden Globe nomination. Regardless of whether she wins or not, I'm just elated to see her involved with projects that actually have meaning to her, not because of pressure to live up to some standard of something. You can always feel the difference. (Monday 11 December 2017; 20:32)

Doing big things (79,791) by Marissa from USA Congratulations to Mariah on her Golden Globes nomination. It would be wonderful if she won. It's great to see her bouncing back in such significant ways so quickly. (Monday 11 December 2017; 19:36)

Re: Golden Globe nomination (79,783) (79,790) by Licia from USA Congratulations to her and Mark on the nomination. It's well deserved. (Monday 11 December 2017; 18:22)

Re: Article: Manchester Arena: The most confusing show on Earth (79,788) (79,789) by Licia from USA Nope this person was just being a twat waffle because he saw nothing bad so he had to make an issue out of something. That's probably just what he does. Writing this article made him sound stupid because the theme and premise of the show was put up front from the get go. *shrugs* (Monday 11 December 2017; 18:02)

Article: Manchester Arena: The most confusing show on Earth (79,788) by Matthew from USA Eh, I think the writer meant well. But he seems a little pressed to display his intellectual remove from the proceedings. He strikes me as either a really young gay out to impress, or an older gay who is a little on the jaded cynical side. In the end, he's baffled by all the joy and festivity in the room, and I can only have sympathy for someone so confused about the reason for the season. (Monday 11 December 2017; 17:12)

Re: Article: Lovari features Mariah Carey remake (79,784) (79,787) by Edward from USA Now that I'm aware Lovari suffers from a rare case of chronic constipation, it all makes sense. I hope he gets better soon. I can't wait for his take on "We Belong Together" and "I Don't Wanna Cry". (Monday 11 December 2017; 16:42)

Article: Manchester Arena: The most confusing show on Earth (79,786) by Chicago Lamb from USA This write up is a weak, bleak and feeble attempt to give her a ho-hum review for the show. Quite transparent, wouldn't you think? (Monday 11 December 2017; 16:21)

Re: Article: Manchester Arena: The most confusing show on Earth (79,782) (79,785) by Hanno van Leeuwen from The Netherlands What a nobody who wrote that article, it was an amazing show. Mariah was great. Some lipping here and there but what else is new? (Monday 11 December 2017; 16:13)

Re: Article: Lovari features Mariah Carey remake (79,780) (79,784) by The Real Deal from USA I like Lovari's remake but I like this single from him much better. I'm assuming it's original. (Monday 11 December 2017; 16:07)

Golden Globe nomination (79,783) by Tameka walker from United states I just want to send congratulations to Mariah for her nomiation for The Star. I hope and pray with this nomiation it is a sign of great things to come. I personally would love a new album. I would love to see Mariah back on top where she forever belongs. She has one of the best voices that ever recorded music. And she is also a phenomenal great writer. Cheers. Toast. Bravo to Mariah for her Golden Globe Award nomination. (Monday 11 December 2017; 16:06)

Article: Manchester Arena: The most confusing show on Earth (79,782) by Licia from USA So the person who wrote this is upset she sang a setlist of Christmas songs for a Christmas show? Maybe I read this mess wrong . Am I the only person who expects Christmas songs to be performed at a Christmas show? I'm not understanding how the show was confusing when the theme of the show was announced as Christmas from the beginning. Lol. (Monday 11 December 2017; 15:59)

Mariah gets best original song nomination (79,781) by Twisterman from Brazil The nominations for the 2018 Golden Globe Awards were announced on Monday morning and Mariah was nominated. Best Original Song: "Home", Ferdinand "Mighty River", Mudboumd "Remember Me", Coco "The Star", The Star "This Is Me", The Greatest Showman (Monday 11 December 2017; 15:39)

Re: Article: Lovari features Mariah Carey remake (79,773) (79,780) by 90sMariah from SG Agreed. I hope people around him would stop encouraging him because he can't sing. He sounds like that guy singing falsetto badly at a seedy pub on Karaoke Night where random people go up on stage to sing because their friends say they are fantastic singers. I watched another one of his videos, just to give him another chance, and wow - he's still horrible. Please stop singing. (Monday 11 December 2017; 12:51)

Re: Glitter OST (79,772) (79,779) by this_is_qhm from the Philippines I feel the same. Mariah's version of Didn't Mean To Turn You On is just as good as Robert Palmer's hit, but superior to the Cherelle original. However, I also feel like it wasn't released because the production, as brilliant as it is, was only a shortened version of the Cherelle one. Aside from Mariah's performance and the omission of "I" in the title, pretty everything else is the same, making her version way too close to the original which was expected as both versions were still produced by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis. However, I don't think it would have been that big of a hit back then anyway. In 2001, it was just too soon to bring the 80s back. Loverboy made it to #2 mostly on sheer hype and Mariah's undeniable star power at the time. (Monday 11 December 2017; 12:28)

Re: Christmas in Manchester (79,777) (79,778) by Andrew from UK I thought she would have mentioned him. I'm certain if there's any way he could have been there, he was there screaming and howling. (Monday 11 December 2017; 10:15)

Christmas in Manchester (79,777) by Lee from UK The Christmas show in Manchester was everything I thought it would be. Mariah was in good vocal condition. For the most part, it was very much live with the obvious parts lipped. I do not know what's changed but the lipped parts are not as obvious as they used to be. To a well-trained and experienced listener of Mariah's live performances, when you know, you just know. And contrary to the article recently posted here, Mariah did not sing Santa Claus is Coming to Town. Instead, it was some little child (between Mariah's costume changes) who, despite trying her best, should not have been allowed to sing as much as she did. The only disappointing thing about the whole show for me was the fact that the big screens showing Mariah to the unfortunate people in the rear of the arena was about half a second out with the actual video and, as a result, it made it look like Mariah was having a hard time lip syncing through the whole concert. We did actually get snow in Manchester though which made it a little more festive. I did spend a few minutes thinking about Martyn Hett; he would have loved it. (Monday 11 December 2017; 09:41)

Re: Mariah's hommage for Jonny Hallyday (79,762) (79,776) by Sasha from Nomansland Yes, it was very cute and thoughtful. It was sweet to hear her voice on such a great song. I hope 2018 will be a new begining for her career and that she will find some peace in her life. She still has it if she's willing to. (Monday 11 December 2017; 09:23)

Re: Article: Lovari features Mariah Carey remake (79,769) (79,775) by 90sMariah from SG He does sound atrocious. I honestly wanted to hear a decent male take on TBAY, but alas it wasn't meant to be. How is he a professional singer? He's cringe. Sorry. (Monday 11 December 2017; 08:06)

Re: Article: Lovari features Mariah Carey remake (79,770) (79,774) by Bill from the UK What a load of nonsense. (Monday 11 December 2017; 07:24)

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