Mariah shows baby bump on mag cover

Pregnant Mariah Carey has revealed that she felt vulnerable posing for a belly-baring photoshoot for a US magazine. The Hero hitmaker is seen on the cover of the new edition of Life and Style showing off her baby bump, in a pose reminiscent of Demi Moore’s infamous 1991 shoot with Vanity Fair.
Carey, who is expecting twins within weeks, admits she was reluctant to face the camera at such a late stage in her pregnancy, but wanted a visual record of her “once-in-a-lifetime” experience.
“I was feeling very vulnerable about taking pictures at all right now, but then I didn’t want to miss this opportunity to document this once-in-a-lifetime experience. My ultimate goal was to share this incredibly personal moment with my true fans,” the Daily Express quoted her as saying.
“My ultimate goal was to share this incredibly personal moment with my true fans,” she said. Mariah, who had previously showed off her bump on Twitter, joked her babies — a boy and a girl — are getting a head start to diva-dom.

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Was Jackson desperate over financial ruin?
Los Angeles: A defence lawyer for Michael Jackson’s doctor says the singer was so anguished about his deteriorating finances in his final days that he took desperate actions that caused his own death.
The statements by attorney Edward Chernoff came during a pretrial hearing today in the case of Dr Conrad Murray, who has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Jackson’s death. hernoff was asking to see Jackson’s financial records to prove a theory he said was the crux of the defence. The prosecution denounced it as an attempted sideshow to distract jurors and to smear Jackson’s reputation.
The judge refused to grant the subpoena saying it was overbroad. —AP

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