Articles tagged "mariah carey"

Sound Affects

Verse-Chorus-Verse: Mariah Carey - “Dreamlover”

by PC Muñoz

[28.Sep.09] :. Pop Heroism, One Song at a Time

Sound Affects

 

Mixed Media

Black people doing white people doing Black people.

by Diepiriye Kuku

[14.Apr.09] :. Certainly, my wet dreams aren’t of some wanton tragic mulatto naked on her hands and knees, projecting that very old Plantation style racial order (See the next-to-last scene of Monster’s Ball). Rather, I fantasize about Mariah, Barack and Alicia.

Mixed Media

 

Music Review

The-Dream: Love vs. Money

by Tyler Fisher

[26.Mar.09] :. Although perhaps the most album-like R&B album in recent memory, typical R&B pitfalls bring Love vs. Money down from the excellence The-Dream has proven capable of producing.

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Music Review

Mariah Carey: E=MC2

by Evan Sawdey

[1.May.08] :. The second act of Mariah's comeback doesn't wisely expand her sound: it instead succumbs to the blueprint so carefully laid out by its predecessor, a pointless remake that exists only because it has to.

Recent Music reviews

 

News

Mariah Carey has a winning formula with new album ‘E=MC2’

by Glenn Gamboa [Newsday (MCT)]

[17.Apr.08] :. Get ready for Mariah mania. In case you’ve missed Mariah Carey on MTV’s premiere party for “The Hills” or on the “American Idol” charity event “Idol Gives...

PopWire

 

News

Mariah Carey is revolutionary, but Elvis is still King

by Mario Tarradell [The Dallas Morning News (MCT)]

[9.Apr.08] :. Note to Mariah Carey devotees: Stop the boasting. The news of Carey surpassing the King in No. 1 pop singles broke last week, when the diva’s “Touch My Body” became her 18th...

PopWire

 

Mariah Carey: The Emancipation of Mimi

by Jozen Cummings

[9.Aug.05] :. If Mariah Carey felt like she was in a mental prison, her latest album is the emancipation she has been waiting for.

 

Mariah Carey: Greatest Hits

by Devon Powers

[8.May.02] :. There’s a popular mythology out there that says that certain things—like pop divas and Fortune 500 companies—never die. I’m not talking your average, run of the mill pop star,...

 

Glitter (2001)

by Kirsten Markson

The film's depiction of an ecstatic New York City might be its only strength.