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Mariah Carey’s Tribeca triplex at the Franklin Tower is on the market for $27 million, spanning about 12,700 square feet with eight bedrooms and seven baths, featuring Empire State Building views, a rooftop terrace, and luxe touches like Marilyn Monroe’s piano and butterfly decor; the space could be redeveloped or kept as a single residence, with roughly $18.6 million in loans and about $17,000 monthly HOA dues.
Mariah Carey has listed her 12,728-square-foot TriBeCa triplex penthouse at 90 Franklin Street for $27 million. Bought in 1999 for $9 million, the eight-bedroom, six-full-bath plus three-half-bath home spans the top three floors and features a 38-foot master bath/spa, a theater room with an aquarium, and a 1,100-square-foot rooftop terrace with 360-degree views of the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline; interiors were designed by Mario Buatta and butterfly motifs remain. Public records show about $18.6 million in debt against the property; CORE Real Estate is handling the listing.
Mariah Carey has listed her Tribeca triplex penthouse for $27 million, keeping ownership in an LLC and touting three floors (16th–18th) with 12,700 interior square feet and 1,100 square feet of private outdoor space. The eight-bedroom, seven-full-bath, three-half-bath residence includes a private gym, a movie theater, a Christmas-themed living area, and design by Mario Buatta, with a potential to split back into two units. The listing notes its unique cultural cachet from MTV Cribs and its prime downtown Manhattan location, while about $18.6 million in debt remains on the property. Carey previously used it as a rental in 2025, and the listing frames the property as the “first time ever” on the market.
Mariah Carey has listed her Tribeca triplex at 90 Franklin St for $27 million—the 12,728-square-foot, three-level penthouse she assembled in 1999 from two units and furnished with designer Mario Buatta—for the first time since its original purchase. The listing highlights its scale, light, potential to operate the floors as a single residence or rework, and 360-degree views from the Hudson to the skyline with about 1,100 square feet of private outdoor space. Public records show roughly $18.6 million in loans against the property, fueling questions about Carey’s finances amid broader spending rumors, including the sale of an Atlanta mansion at a loss.
The Rock Hall of Fame’s 2026 nominees include Sade, Phil Collins, Mariah Carey, Joy Division, and Oasis, with a broad slate of first-time nominees such as Lauryn Hill, Luther Vandross, Wu-Tang Clan, Jeff Buckley, Melissa Etheridge, INXS, New Edition, Shakira, and P!NK; inductees will be announced in April and the ceremony is planned for fall.
Billboard reports the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has unveiled the Class of 2026 nominees: 17 slots filled by 18 artists (Phil Collins counted separately for his solo nomination). The list includes The Black Crowes, Jeff Buckley, Mariah Carey, Phil Collins, Melissa Etheridge, Lauryn Hill, Billy Idol, INXS, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, New Edition, Oasis, P!NK, Sade, Shakira, Luther Vandross and Wu-Tang Clan. Ten of the nominees are first-timers, with several veterans—Mariah Carey, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, Oasis, The Black Crowes, Billy Idol, and Sade—nominated again. Inductees are decided by ballots from 1,200+ industry professionals, with the Class of 2026 to be revealed in April and the ceremony this fall. Eligibility requires 25 years since the first release; Collins would become the 29th artist inducted twice if successful.
Mariah Carey headlined the Milan 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony, delivering a medley of Volare and Nothing Is Impossible in a couture white Roberto Cavalli gown with Swarovski embellishments and an ostrich feather stole, embracing Italian glamour and the Olympic spirit.
During the Milan-Cortina 2026 opening ceremony, Mariah Carey performed portions of Nel Blu and a later song, with organizers declining to confirm whether she lip-synced. They said some elements are pre-recorded to ensure timing, sound quality, and a seamless broadcast, and Carey was not paid. IOC officials praised the performance and noted positive chemistry with US officials amid later coverage of the event. The article also notes a separate incident of suspected arson affecting rail infrastructure near Bologna, which disrupted travel but did not appear to tarnish Italy’s Olympic image.
Mariah Carey’s performance of Volare at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic opening drew praise from many for her voice in Italian, but online comments questioned whether she lip-synced and noted a phonetic teleprompter visible on stage. Reporters pressed the IOC and organizers about lip-syncing; officials said performances for international broadcasts are often pre-recorded and that the teleprompter was used to assist pronunciation for non-native Italian singers. The show also featured Bocelli, Pausini and Bartoli, and Carey later highlighted the moment on social media.
A Sports Illustrated op-ed pokes fun at the Milan-Cortina 2026 opening, highlighting a string of bizarre moments—from an unverified rumor about cosmetic enhancements affecting ski jumping to Mariah Carey’s high-profile performance, smaller-than-NHL-standard rinks, a Finnish norovirus delay, and Italy’s tongue-in-cheek branding.
Mariah Carey's performance at the Milan 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony sparked questions about lip-syncing and the use of a teleprompter during the act.
Mariah Carey will perform in Italian at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony, with Andrea Bocelli and a Giorgio Armani tribute, in a multi-venue show broadcast globally. The spectacle unfolds across Milan and three Alpine sites with two cauldrons, but geopolitical tensions—including ICE presence in Italy and debates over neutral Russian athletes—cast a somber backdrop as organizers urge a message of peace.
Mariah Carey’s expansive career was honored at the MusiCares Person of the Year Gala during Grammy weekend, with a cross-genre lineup including Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Momsen, the Foo Fighters, Kesha, John Legend and more, plus a surprise Stevie Wonder appearance; Carey accepted the award amid tributes praising her songwriting and influence, ending with a communal performance of All I Want for Christmas Is You.
At the MusiCares Person of the Year gala honoring Mariah Carey, Foo Fighters enlisted Taylor Momsen to sing on their set, delivering covers of songs from Carey’s secret 1990s grunge project, including “Love Is A Scam” and “Demented,” as a star-studded lineup paid tribute to the singer.
Grammy Week opened with the Resonator Awards, where Chappell Roan received the Harmonizer Award at a star-studded ceremony that drew attendees like Colman Domingo; the week’s buzz also centers on Mariah Carey being celebrated as MusiCares Person of the Year, with numerous pre-Grammy parties and celebrity appearances showcased in a photo-filled gallery.