Mariah Carey celebrates the 25th anniversary of her 2001 film *Glitter*, once a failure, now reevaluated with pride and a deluxe reissue planned.

Mariah Carey is celebrating the 25th anniversary of her 2001 film *Glitter* and its soundtrack, once a career lowpoint, now viewing it with renewed appreciation and planning a deluxe reissue. The film, released just after September 11, was widely panned and a financial failure, though the soundtrack performed better than expected. Carey, who previously disliked the project, now sees it as meaningful and transformative. She also revealed plans to release a previously unreleased grunge album, which was performed by Foo Fighters and Taylor Momsen at her MusiCares Tribute—a moment she called one of her most memorable. Additionally, she’s on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ballot for a third time but remains nonchalant about the outcome.