12 h. ago Mariah Carey sparks concern with 'slurred' speech at iHeartRadio Awards

Mariah Carey sparked concern with her 'lethargic' speech as she accepted the Icon trophy at Monday's iHeart Radio Music Awards.

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13 h. ago Mariah Carey sparks concern from fans fearing 'something is off' as she collects award

Mariah Carey was honoured with an icon award at the iHeartRadio Awards on Tuesday - but fans claimed 'there is something off' after her speech

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21 h. ago iHeartRadio Awards: SZA's historic win, Mariah Carey 'diva' moment and Taylor Swift snub

The 2025 iHeartRadio Awards, hosted by LL Cool J, saw the likes of SZA, Lady Gaga and Mariah Carey honoured for their musical prowess but there was one superstar not in attendance

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22 h. ago New man in Mariah Carey's life joins her at iHeartRadio Music awards 2025

The pair were doing little to dispel dating rumours that have been rife since December.

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23 h. ago Mariah Carey's 'unimpressed' reaction during iHeartRadio Music Awards tribute goes viral

Maria Carey’s side-eye glance during iHeartRadio Music Awards tribute goes viral

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25 h. ago Taylor Swift's reason for snubbing iHeartRadio Awards revealed as she drops huge tease

Taylor Swift was honoured at the iHeartRadio Awards on Monday night following the completion of her recent Eras Tour which broke records across the globe

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7 d. ago Selling Sunset's Bre reveals only time she gets jealous in Nick Canon open relationship

Selling Sunset star, Bre Tiesi, is is an open relationship with dad-of-12, Nick Cannon, who also shares twins, Monroe and Moroccan, with pop diva, Mariah Carey

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3 w. ago Sandalheimer: can Christopher Nolan restore the grandeur of ancient

Once a prestige genre with lavish spectacle and global stars, it’s since grown pretty dusty and drear. But Nolan’s Odyssey may yet revive its bronzed vigourBack in the 1950s and 60s in the twilight of Hollywood’s golden era, the sword-and-sandals movie stood as tall as the Colossus of Rhodes. It was a time when burly men in togas and gleaming bronze breastplates fought existential battles with fate. When Ben-Hur had its chariot race, Spartacus roused cries of defiance and the odd moment of splendid anachronism, and Cleopatra had Elizabeth Taylor burning through costume changes like a pharaoh with an Amex card.And then, it all collapsed. By the 1970s, audiences weren’t interested in ancient glories any more; they wanted Vietnam war movies, paranoid political thrillers and antiheroes who didn’t spend half their films glistening in olive oil. By the time Star Wars arrived in the late 70s and early 80s, the genre had been survived only through low-rent Italian productions, where togas w...

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