Mariah Carey Teases Glitter's 25th Anniversary Plans; Fans Rewrote Its Legacy

• Mariah Carey is planning a special release for the 25th anniversary of her film "Glitter," hinting at a deluxe or reissue of the soundtrack.
• Released just after the September 11 attacks in 2001, "Glitter" initially struggled at the box office and was deemed a "disastrous flop" by Carey.
• A 2018 fan campaign, #JusticeForGlitter, led to a cultural revival, pushing the soundtrack into the iTunes Top 10 nearly 17 years later.
• Carey's feelings towards the project have transformed from hate to love, acknowledging its unexpected resurgence and new legacy.
• Despite her extraordinary achievements and upcoming MusiCares recognition, Carey humbly states she does not consider herself a "legend."