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Welcome back everyone, today we are going to continue with Mariah Carey’s album cycle with album #12 Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel. For the first time since Music Box, I have little or nothing leading up to this album. I guess after MC2 didn’t do the same critically or commercially as Mimi did, she quickly jumped back into the studio to work on a new album. Should note that from here on out we are entering late period Mariah where things cool down for her musically and critically.  Mariah Carey “Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel” 1.        Betcha Gon' Know (The Prologue): I intentionally thought about skipping this song because I saw the word prologue, I thought it was going to be a regular intro. But it’s not so that why we are here. This is an infidelity song Mariah finding her man cheating on her with an unclothed woman and threatening to expose him. I want to say this was a weird choice to open up the album. Sure we got the illusion involving th...

  What Happened to LeAnn Rimes? Margaret LeAnn Rimes was born on August 28, 1982 in Jackson, MS, the only child of Wilbur and Belinda Rimes. Wilbur was a talented singer and despite never pursuing a music career, he carried his musical traits to his only daughter. At the early age of two, she sang “Jesus Loves Me” and her father was very impressed. He enrolled his daughter in vocal and dance classes and by the age of five was performing in talent shows, which she won thanks to a tap-dancing routine. After winning the talent show, her dad started to take her seriously and became her de-facto manager & producer. They moved to Dallas, TX and would be booked regularly on Johnnie High's Country Music Revue. They did this to get her name out there. She also performed the National Anthem for the Dallas Cowboys regularly. In 1991, she released her debut album Everybody’s Sweetheart independently. Thanks to this album, LeAnn got discovered by promoter Bill Mack. Her father Wilbur aske...

  Cool As Ice Movie Recap The movie begins with Johnny Van Owen, I guess Vanilla wanted to make a play on his name Robert Van Winkle. He’s a rapper and he start the movie off by rapping the theme song for the movie. Naomi Campbell actually did background vocals for this song and it wasn’t a C+C Factory situation. In fact, she a whole music career. It didn’t go anywhere, wait a minute this aint her video. After he get’s done with his show or montage or whatever they do, Johnny and his crew hope on his bike. While in a small town he catches an eye for a brunette on a horse. Johnny is a douche because his showing off, the horse got scared and causes this girl to fall of the horse. She justifiably gut punches him and Johnny assumes that he is her type. One of the crew’s bike starts to malfunction they drive to a repair shop and they hang out. They pretty much spend the movie here. They crew take the whole make you feel like home. Johnny then spots the women he help fall off the hor...