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Mariah vinyl (79,251) by Adam from Usa If anyone is interested I have Mariah's entire collection on vinyl. Everything except Daydream. If anyone wants to purchase any of these items please email me. Ingwersenadam@gmail.com (Monday 6 November 2017; 17:43)

A new dawn? (79,250) by Tijl from Belgium So we have hit a new era albeit a rather odd one. But then again, what else is new? I have no doubt Mariah has always had the final word concerning the decisions made over the last years. Unfortunately Stella had too much of a negative impact on Mariah who is by nature quite insecure. Medina pushed her into the right direction during the TEOM era and God knows Nick has tried to do so as well. There is however a blatant difference in Mariah's persona over the last weeks. She has regained a certain glow of relaxation and her styling is far from the trailer trash ensembles Stella seemed to favour. Mariah has a lot on her plate these coming months and I truly hope she will deliver. To be continued... (Monday 6 November 2017; 17:30)

Re: Re: Article: Now what for music's ditsy-est diva? (79,239) (79,240) (79,249) by Licia from USA As for this article I agree with it for the most part. The use I have is that no one had a problem with her working with the rappers as long as it was popular and hitting the charts. Now that these songs aren't chart toppers, she needs to stop working with them? Do I think she needs to slow down on the rap collaborations? Sure. Should she completely stop doing them? Hell no. The fact of this whole situation is that no matter what genre of music she does, if she's not 100% dedicated to making it a great song then it's not going to be crap. They only thing I'd want her to bring back from the 90's is how she made an original version, a rap version, and a dance version. She even managed to throw in a Spanish version every now and then. That way the racists got their pop, black gangsters got their rap, and the dance people got what they wanted. That formula worked really well. (Monday 6 November 2017; 17:27)

Re: Article: Now what for music's ditsy-est diva? (79,239) (79,248) by Licia from USA What the hell does her liking hip hop or rap have to do with being a a black gangster? I'm so speechless at this dumb sh*t. Marissa and Lila you both pretty much said everything that needed to be said. Smh. (Monday 6 November 2017; 17:04)

Re: Mariah Carey and Beyonce song (79,245) (79,247) by MusicfanJ from Germany I would prefer Alicia Keys. But an up-tempo song with Beyoncé would work as well. Definitely charts-friendly. Is Lil Kim still doing music? Oh yes, that brings back memories of the 90ies. (Monday 6 November 2017; 15:56)

Stella wasted her last good years (79,246) by T from USA Mariah had the chance to release one album under LA Reid's watch at Sony. As the Showbiz article states, Stella wasted Mariah's best chance as Reid is one of the last big supporters of Mariah. I know it was important to re-establish her #1's in 2015 but he exited Sony in May 2017 so even if she had been focused and got out an album by Octpber/November 2016 or even March 2017 the latest then at least she would have label support. What is she going to do now? (Monday 6 November 2017; 15:07)

Mariah Carey and Beyonce song (79,245) by T from USA How great would it be to have a massive girl power record with these two legends? They could also do a re-sung remix of the song and feature Lil Kim. It would be the stuff '90s dreams are made of. (Monday 6 November 2017; 15:00)

Re: Shania's Come on Over turns 20 (79,242) (79,244) by MusicfanJ from Germany I like Shania, also it's not my taste of music. But the songs from the "Come on over" album were deserved hits. I enjoyed the songs on the radio at that time. Taylor Swift isn't as good as her. And yes Shania is a little lamb. (Monday 6 November 2017; 13:27)

Re: Article: Now what for music's ditsy-est diva? (79,239) (79,243) by Lila from United States The never ending racism. Mariah hasn't done one thing in her life that shows her as wanting to be anything near to a "black gangster". Which, please explain because I'm quite ignorant on this front. How, exactly, is her having rappers on her soundtrack and loving rap/hip hop equal to Mariah wanting to be a "black gangster"? Also, how does rap/hip hop automatically make someone a "black gangster"? Mariah doesn't have to do anything to "try" to be black because she already is by way of her black daddy though that probably bothers you so you ignore it but a "black gangster"? Hmmm, I can't see how. Maybe you meant she needs to stop trying to be a white gangster and stop making friends with stupid wannabe white gangster women who encourage her to run with every stupid white gangster thought in her mind like publicly shaking down billionaires for millions of dollars that she was never entitled to. Now, there's a thought. Oh, and you and anyone else can miss me with any round about posts about how your comments weren't racist when they are instead of admitting you want to make your racist comments you just can't handle being called out for it. (Monday 6 November 2017; 12:46)

Shania's Come on Over turns 20 (79,242) by this_is_qhm from the Philippines The bestselling country album and bestselling album by a female artist, Come on Over, is 20 years old this week. That album is just major. It was truly all killer, no filler - literally every song could have been released as a single, and the many ones that did are really, really memorable. Not even any of Taylor's country albums could compete with how Shania expertly married pop and country on that album. Although far-fetched, I still hope she and Mariah could collaborate in any way. From the sound of her voice on her latest album, it seems like her singing range has also become more limited than what she had in the 90s, just like Mariah. I've seen videos of her praising Mariah so she's clearly a fan. A duet would surely be a treat. (Monday 6 November 2017; 12:14)

Big Jim was good for her vocals (79,241) by Sheila from United States I really loved what Big Jim did with the Emotions intro, the "Thank God I found you" intro in Vegas and he's just "soulful" with vocal arrangements. (Monday 6 November 2017; 11:34)

Re: Article: Now what for music's ditsy-est diva? (79,239) (79,240) by Marissa from USA You do realize that Mariah is half black right? Mariah has said a million times "if your father's black, you're black" so what does that make her? Since Mariah's aesthetic doesn't match up with what people typically envision a black/biracial person to be, she still has people attach themselves to her who would prefer to pretend that she's white/too pure for black culture because she's fair skinned. Her fanbase is full of people who compartmentalize her as a white woman and are biased against 50% of who she is. One thing that I've always respected about Mariah is that she owned that she was part black from the beginning no matter what and didn't try to "pass" as white just because she could have gotten away with it. Mariah has said herself that she is an R&B singer. Who invented R&B? Black people. The runs and riffs that everyone loved even in the beginning of her career are inspired by black singers like Aretha Franklin. It doesn't make sense to try come for the very culture that most of Mariah's sound, style and musical influences came from or acting like she isn't a part of that culture. I debated whether or not I even wanted to address this but if I don't defend my culture no one else will and comments like these will continue to be normalized and ignored. (Monday 6 November 2017; 10:56)

Article: Now what for music's ditsy-est diva? (79,239) by Gemma from Australia Sadly I agree with this entire article. Why can't Mariah go back to her older era of music and stop trying to be a black gangster with all this rap/hip hop crap. Her voice is unbelievable and in stuff like Butterfly, Fantasy, Heartbreaker etc was when I was proud to be a lamb. Even the Glitter soundtrack was better than this gangster shit, at least in Glitter she showed us why we fell in love with that voice. [Webmaster: Please, next time use capitals when you start a sentence or else I won't post your message.] (Monday 6 November 2017; 07:04)

I'm featured in Say Somethin' (So So Def Remix) (79,238) by Ben from Sweden I'm the fan featured singing 6 times, in Say Somethin' (So So Def Remix) (up on Spotify), happened because we have internet nowadays. I'm no one though. I haven't heard anything from Mariah ever since. I don't know which one she was on the internet. I chatted and interacted with many so. This was over 10 years ago now. I have posted on her official forum, hoping some answers will come. It's actually not OK to feature anyone like this. It is criminal. Hear the evidence here, that it is actually me. Anyone caring regarding this, what's going on actually? (Monday 6 November 2017; 04:32)

Re: Big Jim (79,233) (79,237) by SM from Citizen of the World I'm really shocked, I seen his twitter and noticed her name no longer appears. But then again when she just performed for Karl Laggerfeld he wasn't there. (Monday 6 November 2017; 04:16)

Re: Article: Mariah Carey and manager split (79,221) (79,236) by Lila from United States Don't worry. They can't even give you Wikipedia stats. It'll just be a round about poorly done mind f**k of how we can't say he doesn't have a job because they feel there's no evidence that he doesn't have a job although in 2017 it doesn't take a rocket scientist's intelligence and the sleuthing skills of Sherlock Holmes to find out that someone has a job or not, short of them being a CIA Agent. Then they'll start in on how he's different from Stella although he also has spent the last two years living it up on Mariah's dime, found nothing wrong with her acting foolish and was up for acting foolish with her, and that he stopped dancing. Ya know, instead of admitting that they judge him differently because they think he's good looking, that a woman taking care of an able bodied man will actually work out for a woman when it never has before just because it's Mariah, and that they think it's okay that he makes his living by being Mariah's personal dumbass. (Monday 6 November 2017; 01:30)

Mark Sudack (79,235) by Billy from Greece Totally irrelevant, but he was cute. (Monday 6 November 2017; 01:16)

I wouldn't hold my breath (79,234) by Special K from USA Stella wasn't that bad. I mean she basically got Mariah the business deals that she wanted. I know I'm on island out here but I thought the Stella bashing was a bit much. Nick Cannon and plenty others agree that Mariah manages Mariah. Just because Stella is gone now, doesn't mean Mariah is all of sudden going to get her grown woman on and start making the right decisons regarding her music career. I wouldn't hold my breath. In order for Mariah to have success again, she is going to have to be hungry for it and really want it. She appears unbothered, lazy, and straight clueless when it comes to how bad her public image is. I mean switch it up girl. Drop the diva crap, no more features with rappers, and please oh baby please come back to the Pop music world. (Monday 6 November 2017; 01:13)

Big Jim (79,233) by RibbonB from USA Has anyone heard the rumor that Big Jim Wright is also out in this latest cleaning house? Bye Jim if true. (Monday 6 November 2017; 00:20)

Re: Stella's gone (79,229) (79,232) by RibbonB from USA "Has been an extended...". Typo, sorry. (Monday 6 November 2017; 00:06)

Re: Article: Mariah Carey and manager split (79,205) (79,231) by RibbonB from USA Yes, sad but true. She is paying for him to be at her beck and call and he is all too willing. He doesn't have any real skills though. I'm not even impressed with his wack dance steps. And if he has any say, he will be trying to block Anthony and any other dancers or collaborators. Let's hope after this holiday season his contract will be done. She does need to work on new music and raise her kids and hopefully he actually wants to be a professional dancer again rather than a "dumbass" call boy. Just saying. (Sunday 5 November 2017; 23:42)

Stella dumped? (79,230) by Ardis Logic from Earth Finally. Jesus help MC. Positive energy and love. (Sunday 5 November 2017; 23:22)

Re: Stella's gone (79,199) (79,229) by RibbonB from USA "Damizzerable" wrote a book anyway, so that doesn't stop much. Brianca will go for as long as he can and as long as Mimi wants to be blind. Stella has her tentacles into to MC contractually so she will keep making money off of her. But I am glad Stellar is gone. Maybe this gas been as me extended shakedown finally with diminishing returns for stelly Stella. (Sunday 5 November 2017; 23:20)

Re: Thank you Jesus (79,213) (79,228) by RibbonB from USA Yassss. She hasn't cleaned the snake out of the house yet, but hopefully she sees the light and doesn't do a Mary J. Blige. Just because people take the job, doesn't mean they should have it. (Sunday 5 November 2017; 23:14)

"I Don't Wanna Cry" (7-14-17) (79,227) by Billy from Greece Her voice is gorgeous here. (Sunday 5 November 2017; 22:44)

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