Whitney Houston

We celebrate the legendary Whitney Houston on what would have been her 54th birthday.

For those of you who miss the angelic voice of Whitney Houston, you will get to opportunity to see her perform again live...via a hologram.

'The Arsenio Hall Show' returned to television last week and many have been waiting for its comeback since it was announced last year. It isn't just for nostalgic purposes either; Nas (who appeared on the reincarnation this week) certainly wouldn't drop his "Bring back Arsenio" line in his poetic 'Queens Get the Money' if that was the case...

Whitney Houston would have hit a milestone today (Aug. 9) as it is her 50th birthday. The late singer, who passed in February 2012, had a very successful life and touched millions with her powerful voice. She may no longer be with us, but that doesn't mean the 'I Will Always Love You' songbird is forgotten, especially on her birthday...

Whitney Houston's daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, is officially engaged to her boyfriend Nick Gordon.

Often when people say that someone was "born a star," it's an exaggeration -- not with Whitney Houston. Born into a family of singers, Houston had the singing bug right away and she was a natural at it. Since the age of 15, she was belting notes on wax, singing background on Chaka Khan's 'I'm Every Woman' and later, she fittingly, remade the anthem, paying homage to her beginnings... Rea

Sometimes you have to bust out your favorite tune, but maybe not on a long flight across the country. This lady did just that and faced the consequences for her actions.

Bobby Brown has been pretty straight-laced over the past few years, despite his longtime inclination towards mischief and drama. Now, he's in the middle of a mess he didn't start and the New Edition singer isn't standing for it.

After last week’s criticism of not being confident enough, Amber Holcomb proved the judges wrong during last night's 'American Idol' with an effortless performance of Whitney Houston's 'I Believe In You and Me.'

Whitney Houston was known for being one of the most powerful female vocalists of the 1980s and '90s. Her talents brought her center stage at Super Bowl XXV in 1991, where she performed 'The Star-Spangled Banner' before the big game. Her rendition had an overwhelmingly positive response, but later caused controversy because of rumors she lip-synced, using pre-recorded version...