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papermag.com recently got the chance to catch Mariah and get the inside scoop on what life has been like for her recently.Getting just a moment with Mariah Carey takes exactly as much effort as you would think. It involves standing outside a maze of private partitions during her photo shoot, waiting for the small window of time in which you can say hello. It also involves phone calls from an ever-increasing number of assistants and publicists until you’re so confused, you don’t know who is connecting you to whom and how. But this is Mariah — one of the biggest-selling recording artists of all time, a one-namer up there with Elvis and Aretha. So you do it. And at the end of it all, you are glad you did, because when the protective cloud of managers, bodyguards and publicists disappears and you finally do speak to her, she is sometimes naked. Literally.”I’m in the bathtub, did I tell you that?” She says to me over the phone on a recent Friday afternoon. “It’s not a bubble bath but it has one of those buttons so it sends bubbles and makes the water all fuzzy. I have a little bronchitis thing right now.” She also had a pain in her side. Doctors had ruled out appendicitis but she was going in for an MRI the next day just to be safe. She attributes this dip in health to all the traveling and handshaking she has been doing to promote her new album, Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel, which came out in October, and now the release of the film, Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire, in which she has a very noticeable supporting role that proves once and for all that she has the acting talent to go along with the songwriting genius and powerful pipes. H.A.T.E U VIDEO PERIMEREMariah taking the stage to premiere her new video, “H.A.T.E.U.” The video for “H.A.T.E.U.” was shot last month in CALI by renowned filmmaker Brett Ratner, whose videography with Mariah Carey stretches back more than a decade, to 1998’s “I Still Believe.” |
