E! True Hollywood Story Season 6 Episode 9

E! True Hollywood Story Season 6 Episode 9 Mariah Carey

  • November 28, 2001

Mariah Carey is the subject of season 6 episode 9 of E! True Hollywood Story. This episode takes an in-depth look at the life and career of the multi-platinum selling artist, who has been dubbed the "songbird supreme" and is one of the most successful female singers in music history.

The episode begins by exploring Mariah's upbringing in Long Island, New York. We see footage of her as a young girl, singing and playing instruments with her mother, who was an opera singer. Mariah's multicultural background- her father was African American and her mother was Irish-American- is also discussed, as well as her parents' divorce when she was young.

The episode then delves into Mariah's early music career, starting with her move to New York City after high school. We learn about her struggles to make it in the music industry, including working odd jobs and living in cramped apartments. Eventually, Mariah got a break when she was signed to Columbia Records in the early 90s, and released her debut album, which was a massive success. From there, she went on to release more hit albums and become a household name.

Throughout the episode, we see interviews with Mariah's friends, family, and colleagues, who share insights into her personality and career. We also see footage of Mariah performing some of her biggest hits, including "Hero" and "We Belong Together." The episode also addresses some of the controversies that have surrounded Mariah throughout her career, including her highly publicized split from her ex-husband, Tommy Mottola, and her struggles with mental health.

Overall, this episode of E! True Hollywood Story offers a detailed and engaging look at the life and career of Mariah Carey, one of the most iconic singers of our time.

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Description
  • First Aired
    November 28, 2001
  • Language
    English