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Whitney Houston, Superstar of Records, Films, Dies

Whitney Houston, who ruled as pop music's queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage to singer Bobby Brown, has died. She was 48.

Houston's publicist, Kristen Foster, said Saturday that the singer had died, but the cause and the location of her death were unknown.

Very sad. A true icon.

Whitney was a model, an actress and a singer. Extremely beautiful and talented. I still remember her perfomance at halftime Superbowl in 1991. A beautiful rendition of the US national anthem. She could hold the high notes without forgetting the words, nip slips or stray fingers.

what? I can't believe this


I don't want to sound overreact but I'm crying at this moment ,I was one of the biggest fan of her,I have all her original cd's and lp 33/12 old ones ,she was the best voice ever ..

Rest In Peace Whitney......................... 

Whitney Houston death: Apple accused of cashing in with LP price boost

[quote]Apple has been accused of exploiting the death of Whitney Houston by increasing the price of her albums on iTunes.

Fans of the late singer, who was found dead in Los Angeles yesterday (February 11) at the age of 48, spoke out after discovering that the cost of her back catalog had been put up since her passing.

Houston's 2007 Ultimate Collection increased by

It is really so bad, I am a great fan of Whitney Houston.

[quote]Whitney Houston death: Apple accused of cashing in with LP price boost

[quote]Apple has been accused of exploiting the death of Whitney Houston by increasing the price of her albums on iTunes.

Fans of the late singer, who was found dead in Los Angeles yesterday (February 11) at the age of 48, spoke out after discovering that the cost of her back catalog had been put up since her passing.

Houston's 2007 Ultimate Collection increased by

I steer well clear of Apple & have done for years.

Great stuff -- but it's a road we don't want to go down where THEY think they know what's best for US.

Not that short of corporate Communism - albeit with the choice that we don't have to buy Apple - but letting a company control what you can download is BAD BAD BAD ......... It does seem the idiocy of the bulk of human beings is allowing software (& other probably) companies to gain huge control over our lives. Think : Facebook. Apple.

I feel about this is disgusting,Hate and a lot ..

the National Enquirer , don't USA have rules for doing this such of things? I mean can any one sue this company for defamation ,lie etc ,I know there's got to be freedom of speech ,but what if the family Houston sue and make that Unprofessional Journalism shut down for once this is not the first time they do such of thing ,I so upset

http://cdn.mediatakeout.com/54243/wtf-t ... azine.html

I feel about this is disgusting,Hate and a lot ..

the National Enquirer , don't USA have rules for doing this such of things? I mean can any one sue this company for defamation ,lie etc ,I know there's got to be freedom of speech ,but what if the family Houston sue and make that Unprofessional Journalism shut down for once this is not the first time they do such of thing ,I so upset

http://cdn.mediatakeout.com/54243/wtf-t ... azine.html

As distasteful as it is, they clearly mark it as "photo recreation", so I would say they are bulletproof as far as the law is concerned. However, Alex, it is the Nation Enquirer, the journalistic version of toilet paper, no, actually I would not even press it against my backside. Maybe better for cleaning the U bend after a good curry!

Matt