Mariah Carey‘s about to drop her new studio album Caution on Friday (November 16) – but she’s already back at No. 1 with a nearly two decade-old collection!
Glitter, the 2001 soundtrack to her movie of the same name, has jumped up to the top spot on the U.S. iTunes Album Chart as of Wednesday (November 14).
“Not sure what’s happening but I love it! The lambily is amazing at getting #JusticeForGlitter 💕✨,” Mariahsaid as the album approached the top spot.
The album’s resurgence came about as part of a fan initiative (#JusticeForGlitter). The film, which has become a cult classic, famously got poor reviews upon its release, and its accompanying soundtrack was unfortunately released on September 11, 2001.
Mariah celebrated the achievement in a series of emojis, “😱✨💖,” she wrote along with a screenshot of the charts.
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Kim Kardashian arrives alongside CNN’s Van Jones for the 2018 Criminal Justice Reform Summit hosted by Variety and Rolling Stone on Wednesday (November 14) at the 1 Hotel in West Hollywood, Calif.
“I feel like he’s very misunderstood and the worst communicator,” Kim said. “But, when we talk about it, we have very similar politics. He’s very not political, actually, he just happens to like Donald Trump’s personality, but doesn’t know about the politics. So, I’ve educated him recently. I think it gets really misconstrued. He will always say he was friendly with him before, and he’s the same person and friendly with him now. I could also co-exist with someone and still have different political views.”
Shortly after his meeting with Trump, Kanye took to Twitter to reveal that he is “distancing” himself from politics.
“After he went to the White House or has been outspoken, I could have easily been on social media and corrected him,” Kim continued. “But I believe people have their own journeys. I know his heart, so I know that one day what he’s been trying to say will come out. It’s taken a little long so I’m jumping in and helping out, but I know his heart so I never really stress too much.”
Also stepping out for the event was Get Out star Allison Williams.
Jennifer Hudson is back with a powerful new track called “I’ll Fight” from the upcoming film, RBG.
Penned by songwriter Diane Warren, the song was inspired by the massive turnout of voters at the midterm elections as an anthem for everyone who cast a ballot to make their voices heard, and as a reminder that fighting for your views goes beyond just one day or a year.
The accompanying music video, released on Wednesday (November 15), was directed by Tabitha Denholm and is a celebration of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Gloria Steinem, Dorothy Pitman-Hughes and more women who have left their mark on history.
