Carey's film wins big at Sundance

Mariah Carey’s new film 'Push' was a big winner at the Sundance film festival, taking home two major gongs.

E!Online reports that 'Push', based on the novel by Sapphire, won both the Audience and Grand Jury awards in the US Dramatic Competition on the last day of the Utah festival.

The film, which also stars Paula Patton, Mo'nique and Lenny Kravitz, tells the story of Precious Jones, an illiterate, overweight teenage girl struggling to overcome the odds in Harlem.