Mariah Carey just debuted on Broadway — and she didn't even have to step onstage

Mariah Carey, a producer on 'Some Like It Hot,' surprised fans with a recorded intro to the new Broadway musical, which premiered this week.

Singer Darlene Love is no longer miffed at Mariah Carey, who professed her admiration for Love after Carey tried to trademark ‘Queen of Christmas.’Carey, who has yet to actually perform on a Broadway stage, joined the musical, which is based on the 1959 film of the same name, last month as a producer., according to Deadline, “I knew I had to be a part of it.

Carey brought Champagne to the cast to mark the musical’s opening night, People reported. And a host of celebrities turned out for the launch, including

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