Mariah Carey is performing with honors…

The 43-year-old half Afro-Venezuelan singer has been added to the list of performers at BET Honors 2014.

Carey joins an all-star list that includes Jennifer Hudson and Janelle Monae.

Premiering February 24 in the U.S. and February 28 on BET’s international network, the telecast will also feature Tamar Braxton, Smokey Robinson and Wayne Brady.

Established to celebrate the achievements of distinguished African Americans, BET Honors will once again be taped at Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C. on February 8.

This year’s honorees include Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, Motown founder Berry Gordy, American Express chairman/CEO Ken Chenault, visual artist Carrie Mae Weems and artist/actor/entrepreneur Ice Cube.

Tapped as presenters are artists Ludacris and Mack Wilds, actor Joe Morton (Scandal) and activist/talk host Rev. Al Sharpton with Brady doubling as host.

Proceeds from BET Honors’ limited ticket sales will benefit the Women Veterans Interactive (WVI), an organization that provides housing options and support for veterans and their families.