Do you ever wonder just how Mariah Carey manages to pay for things like her very own personal gum-disposal engineer when it appears that every cent of her residuals goes to encrusting the soles of her Jimmy Choos with diamonds and covering every surface in her home with baby mink fur? Girl's smart; she gets somebody else to pay for it.
Liz Smith reports on the continued adventures of our favorite Glitterfly, the most skilled female to ever apply eyeliner with a hundred dollar bill (we're guessing this is a vital part of her morning ritual):
The very funny Mariah Carey, who signs her notes to me "The Diva Next Door," is down in Tennessee, appearing in a movie about two brothers on a road trip in search of their estranged dad.Mariah learned a Southern accent for Tennessee, the movie, which includes Bernie Mac, James D'Arcy, Bill Sage, Chris Browning, Luce Rains and Gregory Peck's grandson, Ethan Peck. The director is Aaron Woodley and the producer is my good friend Lee Daniels, who did such a masterful job helping Halle Berry win the Oscar for Monster's Ball.
This movie is being made "on a shoestring," so Mariah was asked to fly down to location in economy class. Those who knew her just about fainted, saying, "She'll never do that!"
Mariah had the last laugh. She did it. She bought out every seat in economy and flew alone in the economy cabin.
Mariah Carey does not care about your petty concerns, like budgets and upholding the integrity of filmmaking. She is the star of Glitter, dammit. She does not fly coach with the likes of accountants and Wal-Mart middle management and people from Omaha. Omaha! She is Mimi! How dare you disrespect her like that, Mr. Movie Producer Man. If you want someone to fly coach, we hear that all Jennifer Hudson asks for is a broom closet to change in and a book of McDonald's gift certificates.
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