Many people who are biracial or multiracial have chosen to embrace both and all sides of their ancestries, while others have an identity crisis. An identity crisis may be forced upon them by their multiple ethnicities and cultures. At school, many mixed-race children may be asked to identify what race they are. In many multi-race households, this topic may or may not be addressed because either the family has chosen to identify as one race or embrace diversity and told the child that he or she is the same as everyone else. It's commonplace that many families that have children who are African American and Caucasian may not tell their children about being mixed, because they don't want to expose them to racism.

An example of the complexity of being biracial in the American music industry is Mariah Carey. Carey is a child born of a Caucasian father and an African-American mother. The hip-hop industry had a hard time accepting her and even dismissed her as a white girl trying to claim black blood. She has since, however, been accepted in both hip-hop and R&B and by Black Entertainment Television, particularly since she began collaborating with superstar producer Jermaine Dupri, who is African American.

It should be the purpose of everyone to accept each other regardless of racial/ethnic background or mixing. We should promote diversity and exploration of all sides of ones ancestry. Exploring your mixing is the same as exploring your personality. There is no shame in being biracial or multiracial.

My remedy for this situation is to make sure that racism is not reawakened or kept burning in the 21st century. If we choose to let racism keep going on like it did in the first half of the 20th century, no amount of articles and protests will be able to save us. It should be a national goal that blacks, whites, Asians, Native Americans, Hispanics, and yes, biracial and multiracial people can live together.
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Heroes note: Excellent article!!!! even if the autor mixed up Mariah's parents.
Posted on January the 31st.

Dupri, of course, is one of the biggest hitmakers of the past 20 years, having crafted hits for Usher, TLC, Alicia Keys, Jay-Z, Nelly, Aaliyah, Kris Kross and many others in addition to Mariah. When she arrived at Dupri's studio in Atlanta the next day, the two of them worked nonstop, popping off two songs in two days: "Get Your Number" and "Shake It Off."

Up to that point, Carey and Reid had planned to make "Say Somethin'," a collaboration with Snoop Dogg and Pharrell Williams, her new album's first single. But once Reid heard the Dupri-helmed songs, Carey recalled, "He was like, 'Oh no! Now we've got to change the single, make these singles one and two.' " 

Carey agreed. "Nobody could tell me that 'Shake It Off' wasn't going to be my first single. It was my favorite song, just from the demo." 

Dupri had quickly sized up what he felt the album needed. "The records that I made are very melodic records, regardless of their hip-hop influence," Dupri said. "I think that's what she was missing."

And since he and Mariah had come up with those two songs in two days, why stop? "Then it was like, 'You want to go back down to Atlanta again?' " she said. So the pair teamed up again, coming up with "It's Like That" and "We Belong Together" — the first two songs in the album's final sequence — in two days. "We said, OK, we love 'Shake It Off,' " Carey recalled. "We don't know how we're going to top that, but let's just try.' It turned out that 'It's Like That' was the right fire-starter, and 'We Belong Together' was the bigger record." "We Belong Together" — which is nominated for Grammys in both the Record of the Year and Song of the Year categories — became Carey's sweet 16: her 16th #1 hit, the most ever by a female artist. (Mariah has since broken her own record with "Don't Forget About Us.")

Dupri may deserve as much credit for what he got Mariah not to do. For someone so associated with multi-octave vocal gymnastics (look up "melisma" in the dictionary and you'll see a picture of Mariah), Carey is a model of restraint on "We Belong Together": She doesn't even raise her voice until the song is near its end. She sings the chorus as if she actually were resigned to not having what she wants, and that understated approach makes the song far more powerful than it would have been if she'd belted it.

"People have to learn the art of subtlety," she said. "We realized that once we did it, it was an inspiration in terms of how I was singing it. It was obvious that if it was touching us, it was going reach other people too."

Carey also reversed her usual technique of singing as many notes per syllable as she possibly can, and her comparatively spare, hip-hop-inspired delivery is what pushes the song forward (the instrumental backing is primarily a beat and just a few simple piano chords).

"We just went back and forth with concepts for the beat and melodic ideas, which I didn't expect from Jermaine, because usually I'm the one that dictates the entire melody," Carey said. "But he had some really great ideas."

The rest of the song is classic heartbreak. For the second verse, Mariah said she and Jermaine "had a pow-wow," trying to figure out what it makes certain songs so special, how they "just hit you, and you're like, 'Oh, man!' You know?"

They came up with Bobby Womack's "If You Think You're Lonely Now" and Babyface's "Two Occasions," which Carey quotes in "We Belong Together" as she flips across a radio dial: "I gotta change the station/ So I turn the dial, tryin' to catch a break/ And then I hear Babyface/ I only think of you and it's breaking my heart/ I'm trying to keep it together but I'm falling apart."

Carey reverses the melancholy at the end with vocal lifts that imply she's bound to get her heart's desire anyway, through sheer determination.

Kind of like the way she's revived her career.

"It's like, damn, two years ago she was the craziest person in the funny farm, and that [image] don't even exist no more," Dupri said. "And she never got nominated this many times when she was the Mariah of old. It felt like the rebirth of the person you know as Mariah Carey." "I am so grateful I went to Atlanta," Carey said. "And I have to say, we wrote some of my favorite songs on the album. I'm so proud of Jermaine — he's so focused, and he knew what had to be done. 

"You can never write off talent," she added. Especially not her own. . 
Source: MTV (All rights reserved)
Posted on January the 30th.

Q & A about the Grammy's
Among all the nominees Ciara is the only one who gave a shoutout to Mariah, not even Missy and John Legend
showed her love....
Ciara: 
Who, besides you, do you think deserves to win this year?
- It will be big for Mariah this time around. She's such an amazing talent. It's great for her to be able to reinvent herself.
Who would you most like to perform with at the Grammys?
- Mariah and Missy. And I want to do something with U2. I met Bono, and he's such a cool guy.
What song from 2005 do you wish you wrote?
- I wish I would have written [Carey's] "We Belong Together," Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone," Gwen's "Hollaback Girl" and Kanye's "Gold Digger." Those are some really good records.
And now Kanye's quote:
I think a lot of people are gonna get behind Mariah because of the comeback story. Not to discredit her at all, but I think I deserve it over her, because "Gold Digger" sounds like nothing you've heard before. "Diamonds [From Sierra Leone]" doesn't sound like something you've heard before. And I stand by that statement, and I'm gonna say that to the end. And statements like that could be the very reason why she possibly could win over me. The thing that we tried to do with this album -- we weren't trying to just make good records, we were really trying to push the envelope and change music.
Source: Rolling Stone (All rights reserved)
Posted on January the 27th.

Adult respondents in VH1's fourth annual poll single out the songbird's CD "The Emancipation of Mimi" as most likely to win Album of the Year and her international hit "We Belong Together" most likely to win Song of the Year. The single also tied in the poll for Record of the Year with Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams."

To top off Mariah's near-sweep in the VH1 poll, a majority of the respondents crowned her as the Best Female Pop Vocal Performance nominee they would personally like to take singing lessons from.

VH1 commissioned a telephone poll of a random national sample of 529 men and women between the ages of 18-49 who were asked who they, personally, thought would win Record, Album, Song, and Best New Artist of the Year.
Other intriguing poll highlights include: Kanye West's "Late Registration" finished a close #2 in the Album of the Year category behind Mariah. Best new artist in the poll went to Ciara, who made a splash this year for her first album/single "Goodies."

"Without a doubt Mariah Carey's huge comeback was the big music story of 2005 and continues into this year. With more than five million album copies sold to date and numerous awards already won, the results of our GRAMMY poll reflect the public's love for Mariah," said Rick Krim, EVP, Talent and Music Programming, VH1. "We'll have to wait and see if the music industry will give her the credit that her fans already have."
Album of the Year Rankings:
1.) "The Emancipation Of Mimi" Mariah Carey 26%
2.) "Late Registration" Kanye West 20%
3.) "How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb" U2 17%
4.) "Love. Angel. Music. Baby." Gwen Stefani  12%
5.) "Chaos And Creation In The Backyard" Paul McCartney 10%
Record of the Year Rankings:
1.) "We Belong Together" Mariah Carey 26%
1.) "Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" Green Day 26%
2.) "Gold Digger" Kanye West 20%
3.) "Hollaback Girl" Gwen Stefani 13%
4.) "Feel Good Inc." Gorillaz Featuring De La Soul 3%
Song of the Year Rankings:
1.) "We Belong Together" Mariah Carey 33%
2.) "Bless The Broken Road" Rascal Flatts 21%
3.) "Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own" U2 19%
4.) "Devils & Dust" Bruce Springsteen 9%
5.) "Ordinary People" John Legend 5%
Singing Lessons from Best Female Pop Vocal Performance Nominees Rankings:
1.) Mariah Carey 32%
2.) Sheryl Crow 23%
3.) Kelly Clarkson 16%
4.) Gwen Stefani 11%
5.) Bonnie Raitt 10%
Source: Yahoo! Finance - VH1 (All rights reserved)
Posted on January the 25th.

Hopefully next week I will be reborn. It’s not as if it’s a surprise I’m tired. My birthday was 48 hours long!

Let me explain. It began at the end of my Anguillan vacation when we took off to fly back to New York. Then we arrived at Mariah’s NYC apartment at 3am on the morning of my birthday.

I told you last week about us flashing MC’s doormen in our fake fur coats and bikinis – but what I didn’t know was what was awaiting me upstairs in MC’s crib.

As we entered, I threw myself onto my bed with exhaustion-in her guest room (the butterfly room) and was just about to don my PJ’s when MC announced she needed to borrow my camera for a “business meeting” in her kitchen.

What?!? I know I look young readers but I wasn’t born yesterday! Like good ole Jackson P Mutley (MC’s doggy) I can sniff a tall story when I hear one. I knew those Careys were up to something but like a good little English girl I played along.

As expected, two minutes later someone beckoned me ‘into the kitchen immediately!’ I felt like I should stall but no - it was now 4am and I knew they must really LOVE me to be this exhausted and without sleep for 2 days and still be making my moment festive. As I walked “innocently” into the kitchen, MC and a few of our nearest and dearest showered me with champagne.

I exclaimed “stop wasting the grape - it’s expensive!” MC et al sung for me and danced around me as I blew out my silver-studded twinkle candles and cut into my Oreo cake. I was given a beautiful and thoughtful gift then we chatted about our blessed year and laughed about the “Jack incident”. Let me explain.
Our last moment in Anguilla was hilarious. MC had a photo session scheduled with a famous British photographer on our private beach.-Alas, a multitude of-other paparazzi had somehow heard and were camped out and wouldn’t budge.

Apparently, when they spotted me running along the beach earlier in the day with Jack they knew MC was nearby as they recognised the dog! How crazy is that?! We concocted a cunning plan! 

MC, her security and the photographer would escape-into a jeep and sneak off to a nearby beach whilst I (the DECOY)-would wander casually down to our beach with Jack and- some of the staff fully laden down with “Diva Accessories” like a bottle of Cristal and glasses, a pillow and silk sheet, iPod, sun lotions, silver trays full of seafood, Jimmy Choo shoes, etc, pretending MC-was about to appear. 

As I gestured wildly at the “position of the sun” and announced at the top of my voice “her favourite position”, I saw the paps looking excited and readying their lenses. 

All the while I am practically wetting myself as I continue my Oscar-winning, Meryl Streep performance and-slyly peek MC being smuggled out the back door! MC’s photo shoot just up the road took 10 minutes and she was back in 20 hollering at me that “it was safe” to come back.

The stupid photographers watched the sun set and continued to wait eagerly till 9pm when it was pitch black, then-they wandered over to “MC’s sun lounger” to find a lovely little note I’d left them with the champers which said “enjoy the drink suckers!!!” Oh, how we laughed.
Source: The Voice (All rights reserved)
Heroes comment: "Enjoy the drink suckers!!!" 
Posted on January the 24th.

DAY ONE: Jermaine Dupri pops over to celebrate Mariah’s 17th No.1 (only beaten by the Beatles – this is history!) and to congratulate her on beating 50 Cent for the album of the year sales-wise. MC and JD drew the number “17” in the white sand on our private beach as we all sipped a couple of dozen rum punches and gazed at the starlit sky. 

DAY TWO: MC invited a reggae band to come over and play for us at our BBQ as we ate crayfish, sweetcorn, BBQ chicken, ribs and garlic bread. We then had a dance off. MC's choreographer and friend Rachel flipped upside down and did a handstand on a pole to ‘wind her booty down’ and showed the locals she may be a Yankee but her roots are strong. Then, to the locals’ delight, MC and her two friends/singers Maryann and the Grammy-nominated Trey Lorenz and I took the mic to sing MC's songs in a “reggae style". (Pass the Duchie was my particular speciality!) 

DAY THREE: We wanted to learn how to surf, so three instructors sailed over in their boats but alas, when they turned up we found they were teaching us to windsurf! MC gave it a go but when we saw how violently the sail falls we convinced her to sit back, relax and watch us attempt it instead. I think I was pretty good considering it was my first attempt – and I would’ve been even better if MC's security man, Rob, didn't keep trying to foil me by yelling ‘SPLASH’. Did I tell you all I can do more leg throw-downs than him in the gym. Hee hee! After getting up on the board a few times and going way too fast for my liking and bailing ship, we returned to our house pool which is heated at all times for a military-style water work with MC's French trainer and nutrionist Patricia. Yep - she kills us but look at MC's abs - its worth the pain. 

DAY FOUR: We had mucho fun riding the waves on the banana boat and ring dinghies. I made MC sit at the back of the banana as that's where it’s the scariest and most bumpy - well she is the bravest, so why not? That night we had another beach BBQ and bonfire and the moon was actually smiling at us, or was that the rum punch? 

DAY FIVE: We went bareback horseriding on sable-brown stallions in the sunset and were left free to run the horses around the island. My horse was freaking from the second I stepped onto his back and wanted to take his own journey regardless of my whoopin’ and kicking - we think he was on some kinda herbal crack! I'm not gonna front, I was shook. MC wanted to “gallop faster" all the time and I was like: “I'll see you later ma!" 

DAY SIX: Snorkelled. It was a great day full of sunshine and pool frolicking. I couldn't have been more relaxed. Then my hair went green. Well, if we're gonna get technical, lime. I called my hair dresser Julian (even though it was 1am in London). He chuckled: “you've been oxidised by the chlorine." Luckily for me, MC (who once went to beauty school) had a batch of lotions and potions by Artec Sunflower - and soon my hair was neutralised into a slightly less crazy witch colour.

DAY SIX: Thankfully my hair wasn't bad enough to freak out the dolphins which we had been waiting all week to play with. We kissed, clapped, danced, sang and did tricks with the five beautiful creatures including swimming with us on their bellies. One of the dolphins was called Bianca and as MC's fans will know, Bianca is not our favourite person so we were slightly freaked out. But, by the end, MC and Bianca were swimming off into the sunset, so all was peace and harmony as it should be at the start of the year. 

Then we were told it was time for “wheels up in an hour” (celeb speak for ‘planes jetting'), so we threw long (fake) fur coats over our bikinis, jumped into a jeep which deposited us to a private Anguillan airfield to MC’s G5 jet and arrived back in MC's home town of NYC by sunrise the next day. 

Much shrieking ensued as we flashed MC's apartment doormen in our bikinis and cosied ourselves up at the end of our vacation in her fabulous crib. What a way to start 2006!
Source: The Voice (All rights reserved)
Posted on January the 17th.

More jollification than ever occurred this Xmas in Aspen with the Carey family. By now you all know that Mariah and I are voluptuaries – life can never be glamorous or fabulous enough! 
MC, a few of her family, a couple of friends, Jack the Wonderdog and myself spent a snowy festive week in the mountains where we had our usual fun with horse-sleigh rides in the moonlight, drinking hot cocoa or champagne (depending on age), skiing, snow boarding, rolling in the snow in our bikinis, jumping into the hot tub, and generally just being thankful that we have blessed lives. 
Other celebs I spotted in Aspen were Jack Nicholson, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones , J-Lo, Mischa Barton, and Kate Moss who was... umm... let’s just say... was having a party among the head-to-toe fur-clad folks! 
I would hit the local spa every morning with MC’s security guy Rob, who had me boxing and I had him doing yoga – funny! Each morning without fail, Will Smith would be there pumping weights or running on the treadmill. Yes, the gym is extra fun when you’ve got a great view!
One morning I tried a “hoopdance” class but midway spotted Will and his son watching, highly amused, which was unnerving. I told MC’s brother about it at the end who informed me “that’s not Will’s son – that’s his wife ,Jada!” Oops! 

One afternoon, MC decided to visit a local children’s charity to donate stuff to them and take them skating. Not being the best ice skater, I walked around the rink with Jack the Wonderdog instead. 
The next night, Xmas eve, we went on our usual annual open horse sleigh ride – and with the deer galloping around us in the twinkling moonlight, it was truly magical. 
The funniest thing was that although MC had nine huge cases full of clothes, coats, sexy ski suits, etc, someone had forgotten to pack her any socks, hats or gloves! 
So she had plenty of diamonds but no warm necessities. So we had to lend superstar diva Mariah Carey a pair of our socks! What a life eh? Bikinis and crystal bottles are packed by the dozen, but no socks for the cold! 

We had a slightly tense moment on Xmas day when the little person in the family asked how Santa had climbed down the chimney when the fireplace was burning all night? Oh… um.... yeah, we switched the subject up quick! 
On Xmas morning, MC had placed personalised T-shirts on all our pillows with our own slogans to wear for the day. Mine was ‘Xmas diva’. You know something’s up when the world’s most renowned diva calls me one, right! 

The extravagance in Aspen never fails to stun me. Free champers as you shop, heated pavements so the snow doesn’t settle, 4WDs everywhere and this year, Santa Claus overwhelmed me with his gifts too. 
I received (among other things) a Dior ring engraved with my nickname, matching sexy Dolce and Gabbana high mules and bag, real pearl jewellery, a cashmere sweater, gloves, hat and scarf, a leather passport holder, an iPod, a sheepskin hat, the usual lotions and potions, a very plush fake chinchilla jacket from Patrick Kevin (Mariah had a matching one which she loved), a gigantic goodie bag from Adidas which included lots of pink stuff that both MC and I rocked all over the slopes (and had all the posh rich Aspenites asking me about. ‘Cos on Wednesdays we only wear pink – you gotta watch Mean Girls to know!) 

Then on December 28, we all flew back to Mariah’s home in New York on her jet and had a couple of festive days in NYC where we opened more gifts, read from the Bible, watched films in her private cinema and ate fresh popcorn from her popcorn machine. 
One night I was lucky enough to accompany MC to the studio where she put down new vocals on a remix with Jadakiss and Styles P. Much fun was had ‘til 6am before MC had to get ready for her New Year’s Eve performance at midnight in Times Square. 

Readers, I got to tell you, being onstage with MC while she stunned the world at midnight in her show-stopping outfit and princess gown was a moment in history! After her show, MC hosted her own party at Ciprianis where we hung with DJ Clue and others before ending the night at Bungalow 8 with a huge slice of New York pizza. What a way to bring in 2006! On New Year’s Day we flew to Anguilla – but that’s all for next week. 
Source: The Voice (All rights reserved) - HoneyBeeFly1981 on our forum.
Heroes comment: "new vocals on a remix with Jadakiss and Styles P." , and  at the whole article, Jas you're tha girl .
Posted on January the 12th.

"It's been pretty incredible," says 35-year-old Mariah, pouring the first of several glasses of pink champagne, as she curls her legs underneath her on a worn blue sofa in her suite at London's posh Claridge's Hotel.
"And the best thing about it is I've been successful by being me this time. Previously people have tried to control every aspect of my image and told me that I shouldn't sing this type of song and that I shouldn't dress too sexy. And you know what? I was right all along."

It's a remarkable turnaround for Mariah, who got a £16million pay-off from EMI in 2002 because they wanted to release her from a contract signed just one year earlier.
"I've learned now that I can't place too much importance on good reviews," she says.
"Much as I'd like to read something nice and be like, 'Ok, I've validated my existence', if someone writes something negative then I have to believe that. I have to stay oblivious, see some nice things and take in criticism when I think it's valid. That's the only way to keep a balance."

Someone said to be helping Mariah achieve that balance in her personal life is male model Christian Monzon.
They met during the filming of her Don't Forget About Us video, in which they writhe seminaked in a pool. Since then they have been spotted dining out near Mariah's home in Los Angeles.
Yet romance is one area of her life that she is a little uncomfortable discussing.
"Erm, how do we play this?" she says, averting her gaze and twirling a lock of hair around a French manicured finger.
"Ok, he's a very nice guy, he's been in a fabulous Dolce & Gabbana advert - did you see it? - and we've had some nice conversations and, um, a nice time.
"Ok, I'll say he definitely did a very good job in the video.
Anyway men tend to go off me when they find out I'm a prude.
"They either turn into my big brother or else they stop talking to me. Luckily, I have a lot of male friends who have gone way, way past that whole sexual thing."

She clearly feels on much safer territory recounting a night out with US rapper Cam'ron.
"We're always hanging out but we really are just friends," she insists. "Anyway, he turned up at my apartment one night in his blue Lamborghini. My security guys were really worried about me going with him, so they were just figuring out a way to follow us when Cam took off at 150mph down the street.
"They must have been freaking but we just took off, went out and had fun. I was like, 'You can't keep up with a Lamborghini! Goodbye!'
"I know they're only looking after my best interests, but the truth is I'm a free spirit."

Her old classmates back at school in New York would agree with that.
Mariah's nickname was Mirage because she hardly ever turned up to lessons. She left school at 16 and had a number of dead-end jobs before finally finding work as a backing singer.
She met Tommy Mottola - then head of Sony Records - at a party in 1988 and handed him a demo tape. He was so impressed he signed her to Sony with an eight-album deal.
He also left his wife and children for her. They got married in 1993 - when she was 23 and he was 44 - but got divorced five years later. These days Mariah won't even say his name.
At the time, she was one of the biggest names in pop. Her 1990 debut album, Mariah Carey, sold five million copies and spawned four US No.1s.
More albums followed, but after the breakdown of her marriage, cracks began to appear in her career.

Sony seemed less interested in her and she signed an illadvised record contract with EMI's Virgin Records. Meanwhile in her personal life she got entangled in a series of messy relationships - including one with Eminem.
Mariah hit rock bottom in July 2001. Bizarre, rambling messages on her website prompted speculation as to the state of her mental health. She wrote: "So basically, all I really wanna say is I don't know what's going on with life, and I hope all the fans are good, and I just want you to know I'm trying to understand things in life right now, and so I really don't feel that I should be doing music right now.
"What I'd like to do is take a little break, or at least get one night of sleep."
Days later Mariah was in hospital, under psychiatric care, suffering an emotional and physical breakdown.
The end of a romance with pop star Luis Miguel had, along with tough promotional rounds for her flop film Glitter and its accompanying album, proved the last straw for the fragile singer.
Her spell in hospital was short, but her reputation suffered and her next album, 2002's Charmbracelet, fared poorly.

Mariah's amazing comeback only began when she found a new manager and producer and signed with Island Records. Her incredibly successful The Emancipation Of Mimi album was the result.
One thing she has learned from her past troubles is to take life easy.
"I love my sleep," she says, "I'm so excited to get in bed, watch movies and eat. I joke that I require a bib 'cos I'm such a messy eater.
"At a restaurant people are looking at you so when I'm in private I eat like a two-yearold. I forget that I'm famous sometimes, so I'll be like, 'Why are those people staring at me?'"

Her relaxation also includes days of complete "vocal rest", prescribed by her throat doctor to preserve her unique five-octave range.
"For a few days before a performance I can't talk to anyone at all," she explains. "Friends will be like, 'Hey, we'll come over'. And I'll be like, 'No you don't understand. When I'm on vocal rest I don't do my hair, I'm in my pyjamas - I'm not ready to be seen!' And then they come over and I'm so tempted to talk. I end up writing notes to them and it's so tedious."

If one thing would make Mariah's life complete right now, it would be to finally move back into her lavish New York apartment, which was flooded last April.
"It's been soooo many months," she groans. "I've been on radio stations saying, 'If you're a builder please hurry up and finish'. I plan to get a hot tub on my roof terrace. Hopefully next summer it'll be the place to hang out, although I'm worried that my dog, Jack, will miss the space he had to run about in in LA.
"I adore him, he's so much fun. I still take him for walks 'cos he won't go with a dog walker. Although last time he decided to relieve himself in front of all the paparazzi."

As the Mirror revealed last year, Mariah is also planning a move to the UK.
"I'm thinking of buying a hotel in London," she says. "It would have the best nail and hair place for the girls and a separate salon for the guys. And the lighting would be fantastic - everyone would look a billion dollars!" Suite dreams indeed.
Source: Mirror (All rights reserved)
Posted on January the 4th.