mariah carey
Country musician Andy Stone has revived his $20 million copyright infringement claim over Carey's holiday hit, alleging it shares the same title, lyrics, and composition as his 1989 song
From Sinatra to SZA, from R&B to salsa to alt-rock
While Carey made songs like "Always Be My Baby" in the Nineties, she was also screaming her way through an alt-rock album: "I had no freedom during that time. That was my freedom."
The singer unveils 'expanded edition' of her seminal LP along with playful merch that includes handcuffs nodding to iconic opening scene in her 'Honey' music video
Songwriter Andy Stone, who wrote a track with the same title five years earlier than Carey’s holiday classic, accuses singer of copyright infringement
The music legend discusses her Christmas special on Apple TV+, memoir and under-representation of women in music
Pop star also plans to release new holiday song, “Oh Santa!” with Grande and Jennifer Hudson
Track samples Lauryn Hill’s vocals from Fugees’ “Killing Me Softly With His Song”
Singer premiered the new clip for 25-year-old song on YouTube livestream
“All I Want For Christmas Is You” was streamed nearly 11 million times on December 24th, 2018
