Mariah Carey: American singer's request for 'Queen of Christmas' trademark is denied
Mariah Carey: American singer's request for 'Queen of Christmas' trademark is denied
Image source, Getty ImagesBy Paul GlynnEntertainment reporter
Mariah Carey's request to trademark the nickname "Christmas Queen" has been denied by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
The US star's claim was denied after his company failed to respond to another singer's opposition.
The brand would have given him the legal right to prevent others from using the title on music and merchandise. short for "QOC" and "Princess Christmas".
The star has become synonymous with the holiday season since the release of her 1994 track, All I Want for Christmas Is You.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBy Paul GlynnEntertainment reporter
Mariah Carey's request to trademark the nickname "Christmas Queen" has been denied by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
The US star's claim was denied after his company failed to respond to another singer's opposition.
The brand would have given him the legal right to prevent others from using the title on music and merchandise. short for "QOC" and "Princess Christmas".
The star has become synonymous with the holiday season since the release of her 1994 track, All I Want for Christmas Is You.
Mariah Carey's blockbuster Christmas lawsuit droppedMariah Carey in "Queen of Christmas" brand lineMariah Carey sued for copyright author on Christmas hit
Completing a journey 26 years in the making, the ubiquitous festive classic
Image source, Getty Images
