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Re: Manchester UK (78,329) (78,337) by Andrew from UK He meant the "X" was a timesaver but probably means "Christ" anyway, Christians shouldn't be so sensitive, the holiday is not about religion for him it's about family - and it's his holiday, as much as anyone else's. Oh and he likes gospel. If you find reading difficult, suggest Googling some colourful pictures. (Monday 11 September 2017; 16:50)

Re: Miss You Most at Christmas Time (78,321) (78,336) by Andrew from UK Bill, actually dropping concert announcements with no advance warning is not very fair. Given that a pair of tickets will cost up to £200, the average person would need to hope that the announcement comes at a time when they are not brassic. If you don't live in London or Manchester the costs become significantly higher with travel and accommodation. Even for those just about able to put the pennies together, the question of how long or short the concert will be, whether most of it will be live or lipped, etc. all comes into play: essentially, is that significant expense worth it given the reward? I think dropping shock concert announcements is not a very moral thing to do. By all means, shock drop the music. But not a concert. (Monday 11 September 2017; 16:44)

Re: Article: Mariah difficult on set of Will Ferrel (78,335) by Nikki from usa I'll have to gong you there webmaster. Check the date of that article. Throwing a major celeb under the bus or any other actor in general is considered a bad move. Gossip Cop called someone in production on the set and they would've stated something favorable. We don't know what actually happened and nobody has ever asked Mariah outright about it. That aside, Will nor Amy said much about their movie while promoting it. Focusing on anything else is commonplace when the movie is crap and most scenes wind up on the cutting room floor. After her NYE performance happened and there weren't any consequences from Mariah she set herself up as an acceptable patsy. I said something to that affect earlier this year. But, The House movie people didn't say a word until a month before they were releasing the movie and used her as promotion. She was outside the U.S. no less when they did that. The bottom line is Gossip Cop wasn't wrong about what they reported at the time. The switch in their (The House crew) approach to Mariah happened after the New Year. (Monday 11 September 2017; 04:35)

I Still Believe - The View 1998 (78,334) by Billy from Greece I had forgotten that she did a fantastic job on ISB on The View back in 1998. I only remembered that she was a bit hoarse during VOL, but ISB is an awesome vocal here (Sunday 10 September 2017; 19:52)

Re: Mariah Carey installed skinny mirrors in home? (78,326) (78,333) by jaker20 from US The fact that people are talking about [this] stuff speaks volumes of the state of MC's career. As nasty as these rumors are, that means no one is interested to talk about whatever music she's doing. I mean my 12 year old niece [doesn't] even know [who] she is for crying out loud, and that says a lot [because] she knows Whitney and Madonna. (Sunday 10 September 2017; 06:09)

Article: Mariah "is planning to attend a weight-loss retreat" (78,332) by RibbonB from USA This might be a good time for a retreat. She is long overdue for an extended break. She has been doing far too much these last two years. Working is fine, as she has always had the ability to work as much as she wants, but this extended period of putting her health, rest and children secondary to working was bound to take it's toll. (Saturday 9 September 2017; 22:48)

Article: Mariah Carey's twins embarrassed by fame? (78,331) by RibbonB from USA I hope this story isn't true, but their might be some truth to it. On every intro she does of them singing ABMB with her, she always says that she is not sure it they are going to come out, like there is no control of how they will behave. Yeah, they are little kids and could be napping or whatever, but I always wondered why she made it seem like she wasn't even sure if they were going to arrive on time. I don't know what the deal is, but for the kids' sake, less might be more. Anyway, All the Hits tour is done, but here comes Christmas. (Saturday 9 September 2017; 22:45)

Re: Mariah Carey installed skinny mirrors in home? (78,328) (78,330) by MusicfanJ from Germany Totally agree with you. The new "rumor" with the kids and spotlight is also unnecessary. I do hope it's not true. I just saw yesterday an interview with Aaron Carter and was shocked how he looked and how broken he seemed. I think to experience fame as a kid is often like poison. (Saturday 9 September 2017; 19:25)

Re: Manchester UK (78,317) (78,329) by MimiFanLamb from uk What on earth are you talking about? That was some hard reading. (Saturday 9 September 2017; 14:07)

Re: Mariah Carey installed skinny mirrors in home? (78,326) (78,328) by Lila from United States They might as well have gone all the way and said she'd turned the place into a fun house lol. I don't know why they can't at least plant good stories, like ones about her working with x, y, z producer or artist or something even if she's really not. Get people talking about her music. (Saturday 9 September 2017; 07:45)

Article: Mariah difficult on set of Will Ferrell, Amy Poehler movie? (78,327) by Webmaster Eric from the Netherlands "Mariah Carey did not act difficult while shooting a cameo for Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler's upcoming comedy, The House, despite a bogus tabloid report. Gossip Cop can correct this claim. We're told it's not true." Funny, a year later we all know this "bogus" tabloid report was true and Gossip Cop was wrong. (Friday 8 September 2017; 16:53)

Mariah Carey installed skinny mirrors in home? (78,326) by Licia from USA They really need to stop bringing attention to rumors that no one has even heard until they dispute them. This is getting ridiculous. She's about to flood the internet with Christmas cheer. She's already going to be mentioned everywhere. They can chill with the planted stories because the extra nonsense for attention will not be needed until at least January. Lol. (Friday 8 September 2017; 11:50)

Re: Christmas concert, London (78,307) (78,325) by Colin from UK That's great, I'd love to arrange something before the show. I shall drop you an email and we can take it from there. (Friday 8 September 2017; 00:31)

Re: Miss You Most at Christmas Time (78,321) (78,324) by Anonymous from You're welcome Bill, it is a real shame that you can't make it, hopefully some of us will get some great footage to share. (Friday 8 September 2017; 00:30)

Re: I'm going to buy Mariah's "AIWFCIY" animated move (78,318) (78,323) by Stacey from USA Same here. My kids would like it since it's animated. Plus, my kids will recognize the music. I play her Christmas music enough, lol. (Friday 8 September 2017; 00:26)

Re: (78,320) (78,322) by Anonymous from Guys, you may have noticed, my grammer sucks. My last post doesn't read very well. I was trying to emphasise that meeting lambs which include Andrew would make the Mariah Christmas experience even better. Doh. (Friday 8 September 2017; 00:16)

Re: Miss You Most at Christmas Time (78,316) (78,321) by Bill from the UK Jade thank you, that note made my day. Unfortunately I won't be able to afford to go to her concert which is a real shame, but I really hope you all have a great time. Please take lots of pictures and videos as I'd love for you to share them. (Thursday 7 September 2017; 23:33)

Re: (78,312) (78,320) by Anonymous from Hahhaa, I'm trying Andrew but my cheesy messages can be off putting. In alll honesty, I've never been fortunate to meet genuine lambs before, only people who don't mind the odd Mariah song or album. Beyoncé and Adele fans are so easy to come by, the general public have love them. But true Mariah fans are rare to find, and the general public views on Mariah are rarely positive. I would love to meet others that share a genuine love for Mariah. I don't expect friendships, that's a bonus... but a fan gathering, that would be so frigging cool and extra festive. Hahaha. So, should anyone wish to meet up aside from you Andrew, my happiness would move up a notch from cloud 7 to cloud 8. Seeing Mariah at the concert of course takes it to a 9. (Thursday 7 September 2017; 22:07)

Re: Miss You Most at Christmas Time (78,310) (78,319) by Edward from USA I don't even think Miss You Most At Christmas Time would be more difficult to sing than "O Holy Night", and she would make the crowd go crazy by even teasing a verse. It's always been my favorite track from Merry Christmas. (Thursday 7 September 2017; 22:03)

Re: I'm going to buy Mariah's "AIWFCIY" animated move (78,302) (78,318) by MusicfanJ from Germany I love animated movies, Christmas and of course MC so I buy this DVD. Does anybody know if the movie will be available in Europe too? (Thursday 7 September 2017; 22:02)

Re: Manchester UK (78,314) (78,317) by Lee from UK Although I am an atheist, the reason I spelt Christmas with an X was simply because I couldn't be arsed to write it out in full. I agree with Andrew, it would make sense that the X if short for "Christ" as in Xtina, no? While I appreciate some may find it disrespectful, is it more or less disrespectful than the Christians appropriating all of the original Pagan festivals into their own traditions? Nonetheless as atheist as I am, I do enjoy the holiday season as it is not about religion for me, it's about family. Yet, having said all this, I do love a bit of gospel music. (Thursday 7 September 2017; 21:51)

Re: Miss You Most at Christmas Time (78,313) (78,316) by Anonymous from I agree, love the song. Beautifully written and sung. Mariah really is the queen of Christmas, she looks incredible in the video and very natural with her mannerisms. Shelia, I wish she would show this song the love it deserves. Bill I hope you can make it to one of her concerts. (Thursday 7 September 2017; 21:45)

Small potatoes (78,315) by Andrew from UK Aside from roasting your small potatoes, I have to ask: Eric, buddy, are you coming to London for the show? (Thursday 7 September 2017; 21:03)

Re: Manchester UK (78,311) (78,314) by Andrew from UK I had a feeling. A hurricane rips up the earth from the Caribbean whilst throwing the ocean upon it, Donald Trump and the Kim Jong-Insane have a game of Global Thermonuclear War (Penis Measurement Edition) and Mimi L still hasn't taken out Stella. But Lee can't write "Xmas" instead of "Christmas". Pretty sure the X is something to do with the Greek for "Christ". But surely atheists can assert their own beliefs in as much as religious people do? Surely that has to be part of the world in which we live. You know, that lovely world where it's a toss up between being dying in a storm, dying in a nuclear fallout, or dying from what Stella does for a living. (Thursday 7 September 2017; 20:54)

Re: Miss You Most at Christmas Time (78,310) (78,313) by Bill from the UK I know, it's a beautiful song and a great original composition. Guess it would kind of kill the mood though as it is very sad. (Thursday 7 September 2017; 20:39)

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