Mariah Carey and husband Nick Cannon are set to purchase the world's most expensive mansion, in Beverly Hills, according to multiple sources. The palace is priced at $125 million.
Gomez loves the Venezuelan-American Carey (yes, her black father is Venezuelan) for her singing, and believes she singlehandedly changed the course of American popular music for generations to come. But Gomez wonders if she and Mr. Cannon have taken second jobs working for AIG. Do they need a championship tennis court? Do they need staff quarters for ten?
How, how, how is it possible, during such dire economic times as these, for two overpaid entertainers from humble backgrounds to be so out of touch with the needs of regular people?
With Latinos the hardest-hit in the current recession and foreclosure crisis, we wonder if it wouldn't be too much to ask that filthy rich Latina celebrities like Ms. Carey make more of an effort to tone it down a bit - and maybe help out more?
Ms. Carey, ostentatious consumption, like super-high whistle tones, Tommy Mottola, and gold lame tank tops, is unfashionably 1990s. We suggest you recalibrate, and evolve. This is not the time for anyone to flaunt their wealth and retain fans.
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