Tiffany's eponymous album, Tiffany, was released in 1987, and she promoted it by touring shopping malls across America (the originality of this approach at that time earned substantial coverage on its own[2] and a decade later would inspire Britney Spears' similar Hair Zone Mall Tour). Her cover of the Tommy James & the Shondells hit, "I Think We're Alone Now", became a number one smash hit on the Billboard chart, propelling Tiffany to international stardom.Soon, she was vying with fellow pop star Debbie Gibson for space on the covers of teen magazines, including Tiger Beat, Teen Beat, as well as on television shows on MTV, Fox, etc. Her ballad "Could've Been" also shot to the #1 spot of the Billboard charts in February 1988. Her modified cover of "I Saw Him Standing There" and "Feelings of Forever" also saw chart success from the over 4.1 million selling debut.
Her career suffered as musical tastes changed in the early 1990s, swinging away from Dance-pop, towards harder-edged rock and rap. This was shown in her third album, the Urban influenced New Inside, album received good reviews from critics,[9] but failed to make the charts at all, although she made several TV appearances to promote it including on the sitcom Out of This World. Tiffany never regained her "Teen Queen" popularity.
She appeared nude in April 2002 Playboy magazine, and looked really hot with her more mature bust. Stint gained some attention, but did not help her career much. She should wear more often tops that show her ample busom, as she does have really nice big breasts.In March of 2008, an independent limited (500 copies pressed) release album, "Mimi's Kitchen" full of rare demos from age 3 up till present was shipped to fans in a personalized package which included autographed photos, 2 autographed CDs, and the "Mimi's Kitchen" demo collection. A Lucky few also received Playboy T-shirts.
It has been stated that a new dance album is due out the Summer of 2008 to coincide with a summer tour.
