Mariah Carey's “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” and "Oh Santa!" with both Ariana Grande and Jennifer Hudson are big Billboard charts hits, too, this week.

Carey, 55, earned an incredible $60 million in royalties when the song was first released, Forbes reported, and she now rakes in an estimated $2.5 million to $3 million annually for the hit, which is featured on Merry Christmas, her fourth studio album.

Ms. Carey released her hit single “All I Want for Christmas is You” in 1994 and it reliably tops the charts. Although she lost her bid to trademark the title “Queen of Christmas” in 2022, she frequently holds holiday concerts, and this year, she put on a Christmas-time tour, which ended this week at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

For some, a Saturn Return can be intense. But, that’s only if we aren’t imploring growth and putting care into what we do. Saturn wants us to learn and play by the rules. However, since “All I Want For Christmas Is You” was born during a Saturn retrograde, it means that the tune is an innovator that makes its own rules.

Carey is the first of two music stars to play a part in Netflix's broadcast of the NFL Week 17 doubleheader on Christmas. Beyoncé will also perform at halftime during the second game of the day: the Houston Texans' clash with the Baltimore Ravens at home.

Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" lighting up the ARIA Singles Chart. The beloved holiday classic is back at No. 1 this week, continuing its reign as the ultimate festive anthem.