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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Mariah Carey performs Saturday night at the Chicago Theatre.
(Scott Stewart/Sun-Times)
Mariah shows why she remains the people’s diva Mariah Carey doesn’t have to be contemporary and she doesn’t have to be old school because she’s both. At the Chicago Theatre on Saturday, the first of two sold-out nights, she showed the fruits of a 20-year career: a sampling of crossover pop hits spanning R&B balladry to hip-hop soul. Of course, the former suited her natural inclinations more than the latter. Instead, her skills came to shine in her older material, which in her possession sounded as ferocious as ever.

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Famous get published with a little help from these ghosts
The list of celebrity memoirists is long and studded with stars — actors, pols, musicians, captains of industry. They’ve got stories; they need storytellers. And they’re increasingly unafraid to reach out for help. Some of the books topping the charts these days — Sarah Palin's Going Rogue, Ozzy Osbourne's I Am Ozzy and Jenny Sanford's Staying True — were actually written by hired guns, who are all too happy to cash their checks and give the glory to their subjects.
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