Where is Mariah Carey right now? “Getting ready for Christmas” Read Variety's full profile:
isn’t someone who rushes anything. So when it comes to a photo shoot, an afternoon naturally stretches into an evening, which turns into a late-night event. At 10 p.m. — after a marathon of costume changes and notes on lighting — she’s finally ready to sit down for a print interview.
She also recalls having to rebuff the unwanted advances of powerful men in the music industry when she was younger. “Older guys, younger guys,” Carey says, declining to go into specifics. “And my natural thing is to be a problem solver. And so when things happen to me, I’m, like, ‘Walk away.’ Because that’s how I was my entire life. I’ve been in the storm too long for that to shake me.
They’ve been worried — “they” in quotes — about my image since 1901. …That’s my way of saying a long time without stating an actual year. But no, since the beginning. And, like, I had to keep my hair a specific way, and I had to be very, very down the middle. I had a whole supposed breakdown, alleged. All of this to be revealed in the book, by the way, which I’m obsessed with writing right now. It’s so cathartic.
I would say the “Butterfly” album obviously is a huge turning point; thus, the name and the whole thing. And then fast forward, after the debacle that was “Glitter,” which everybody can read about in the book, because it’s a real moment we’re getting into. And by the way, #JusticeforGlitter with my fans. I hope you include that if we talk about it, because the album went to No. 1 this year. That was a huge achievement for [my fans] the Lambs, who by the way named themselves.
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