Mariah Carey

Mariah Carey logs Billboard hit No. 50, returns with 11 tracks and zero hurry

Mariah Carey returns after a seven-year pause with Here For It All, her 16th studio album featuring 11 tracks and collaborations with Anderson .Paak and The Clark Sisters.

The record includes standout singles like “Type Dangerous,” which earned an MTV VMA for Best R&B and became her 50th Billboard Hot 100 hit, and “Sugar Sweet,” with Shenseea and Kehlani in tow.

She shares intentional sequencing choices and previews "In Your Feelings" with SZA during a recent Apple Music convo in NYC.

Mariah Carey grieves loss, hints at love, and keeps Nick Cannon talk neutral

Mariah Carey reflects on personal upheaval ahead of her new album Here for It All, marking the death of both her mother and estranged sister on the same day. She shares a fraught but ultimately reconciled relationship with her mother, revealing a few parting words that offered her a sliver of peace.

The album features Anderson .Paak, fueling rumors as the two were spotted hand-in-hand in Aspen. Carey calls the relationship “something special,” while keeping details coy. Her comments on ex Nick Cannon are equally measured, suggesting a disconnect without overt criticism.

Mariah Carey brings Christmas early (again), this time to Vegas strip

Mariah Carey announces a Yuletide residency at Dolby Live, Park MGM, titled Christmastime in Vegas. The show runs for ten dates, starting Nov. 28 through Dec. 13, with presales beginning Sept. 17 and general tickets on sale Sept. 20.

The move trails her previous Celebration of Mimi Vegas shows and coincides with “All I Want for Christmas Is You” hitting its 18th week atop the Hot 100. Carey recently received MTV’s Video Vanguard Award after performing a medley and quipping about the tardy recognition.

Mariah Carey dials it back with layered vocals and a mysterious tracklist

Mariah Carey returns with Here For It All, her latest studio album following 2018’s Caution. The tracklist, kept under wraps until recently, stirs curiosity with its eclectic blend of collaborators and production choices.

The project marks Carey’s continued collaboration with producer Daniel Moore II and introduces contributions from a handful of new voices. While maintaining her signature vocal layering, she reportedly leans into more restrained arrangements this time around.

Mariah Carey’s “Type Dangerous” tiptoes onto Hot 100, her 50th chart entry

Mariah Carey’s “Type Dangerous” marks her 50th Billboard Hot 100 entry, landing at No. 95. Released on June 6, the single accrues 2.5 million streams, 14.7 million in radio audience, and 5,000 in official U.S. sales within a week.

Co-written and co-produced by Carey, it previews her first studio album since 2018’s Caution. It premieres live at the 2025 BET Awards, where she receives the Ultimate Icon Award. The track opens at No. 7 on R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay, its highest debut since 1995.