It seems Mariah Carey isn’t the only diva in her household. Her hubby Nick Cannon is getting all up in Chelsea Handler’s grill — again — for dissing his precious family.
“I hear @ChelseaHandler is out there talking s— about my wife again!” he tweeted Monday morning. “She’s lucky I’m trying to live right now! Jesus my cup runneth over.”
The “America’s Got Talent” host wouldn’t go into details about what Handler allegedly said about his wife (and a search of her on-air and online comments turned up nothing), but he suggested she was “still bitter that she got blasted” on his radio show. Cannon was referring to the time the “Chelsea Lately” host called in to “Rollin’ with Nick Cannon” to promote her book, not knowing he was the Nick Cannon.
“It’s okay I still love you!” Cannon tweeted this morning, but his ensuing message suggested that maybe his love wasn’t so pure.
“When miserable people see happiness they must attack it,” he wrote. “You know me, I’m always up for a good joke or wise crack but when people talk about my family the ‘Hood’ in me wants to come out!”
Cannon and Handler got into a Twitter war two years ago, thanks to the 36-year-old comedian’s tweet, “I just heard Nick Cannon is starting a comedy tour. Who’s going to do the comedy?”
Cannon didn’t think her quip was funny and proceeded to call her “ugly white trash” and a series of other names, before they eventually made up on his radio show.
“She was constantly on her show, kind of picking on me and my wife,” Cannon explained last year. “You can say what you want about me, but when you start talking about my wife, I get a little sensitive. Hey, that’s my family, you know? The protective lion comes out.”
Cannon claims he has since learned “cooler heads prevail.” Geez, we’d hate to see him with a hot head.
The Edmonton Oil Kings better be good at hockey, because they certainly don’t have much of a future as singers.
That much is clear after seeing the WHL team’s attempt at a holiday music video lip-synching along to Mariah Carey and Justin Bieber’s version of “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” Some of the players appear to have a general idea of the lyrics. Others, not so much.
The Edmonton Oil Kings better be good at hockey, because they certainly don’t have much of a future as singers.
That much is clear after seeing the WHL team’s attempt at a holiday music video lip-synching along to Mariah Carey and Justin Bieber’s version of “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” Some of the players appear to have a general idea of the lyrics. Others, not so much.
That said, it’s a pretty fun watch… Enjoy the video for yourself below.
Mariah Carey has admitted that she feels ‘humbled’ by the continuing success of her festive hit, All I Want.
The mother-of-two – who first released the track in 1994 and has re-recorded it as a duet with Justin Bieber this year – said that she had no idea what a hit the Christmas song would prove to be.
“I’m amazed and humbled by its popularity, even all these years later,” she told The Sun. “And I think it’s great that people have the song as a ringtone.
“Who’d have thought, all those years ago when I wrote it, that it would still be having an impact today?”
Talking about her collaboration with the Canadian teen sensation, she added, “Justin’s definitely a young phenomenon — fun, cute and very talented. That’s why I wanted to work with him.”
Justin Bieber & Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” is currently available from:
Both Mariah Carey’s Christmas albums move up the Official Canadian Albums Chart:
Official Canadian Albums Chart
93. Merry Christmas II You (up 24)
109. Merry Christmas (down 3)
Official Canadian R&B Albums Chart
10. Merry Christmas II You ( up 8 )
13. Merry Christmas (up 3)
Official Canadian Digital Chart
34. All I Want For Christmas Is You (Original) – Mariah Carey (up 50)
65. All I Want For Christmas Is You (SuperFestive!) – Justin Bieber Duet With Mariah Carey (re-entry) Download:iTunes | 7 Digital
HMV in Canada are selling a book, The 100 Greatest Pop & Rock Stars: Portraits of the Most Famous Stars, which features Mariah Carey, on page 40 & 41, for just CAD$15.
Mariah Carey and John Legend are making the season a little brighter with their festive collaboration. The Grammy-winning duo duet on “When Christmas Comes,” available now at digital retailers. A video was recently shot at Mariah’s house and she has plans to release a deluxe edition of her holiday album Merry Christmas II You next fall.
“I wanted this to be the most fun, family Christmas,” the mother of two told “Extra.” “It’s like a soulful family Christmas song and yet I wanted to add all the elements of anything magical that could happen at Christmas.”
Mariah Carey & John Legend’s “When Christmas Comes” duet is now available to purchase in USA & Canada:
The Variety Show of Hearts Telethon will take place on February 11th and 12th this year.
Monday, February 6, 2012
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