Whitney Houston

Back in the day when Whitney Houston arrived on the music scene with her seven number one singles, grammy awards and her revolutionary style it was obvious to many that she was not a flash in the pan or a one hit wonder.  Unfortunately I was not one.

Although Whitney Houston was one of the most famous people in the world, she never felt comfortable in the spotlight.

Whitney Houston's NJ mansion is on the market for $1.75 million according to an exclusive listing on Carproperty.com that boasts, "soaring ceilings, abundant natural light, and circular-themed interior spaces" in the ad.

Flags across New Jersey will be lowered to half staff in honor of Whitney Houston as her family begins to gather in Newark for her funeral at the New Hope Baptist Church.

Governor Chris Christie is not changing his mind and stands by his order to have flags lowered at half-staff on Friday for Whitney Houston's funeral.

The New Jersey Nets honored the late Whitney Houston by playing her rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" from the 1991 Super Bowl before their game against the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night.

Now that over 24 hours have elapsed since I first saw the news and posted about the Governor’s decision to lower the flags at half mast in honor of Whitney Houston this Saturday…a few things come to mind. First, what if he decided not to lower the flags…do you think anyone would have complained...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is strongly defending his decision to have flags lowered to half-staff Saturday for the late singer Whitney Houston amid criticism partly related to her history of substance abuse.

Much like when Michael Jackson passed away a few years ago, Whitney Houston's music sales have spiked big time since the news of the singers death was announced Saturday.Houston, 48, has been a major pop star since the 1980s, and her popularity re surged following news of her death this weekend. As ...

The death of Whitney Houston has sparked a lot of outpouring of  emotion the last few days. None may have been greater though, than someone who admittedly never even met her. Talk show host Wendy Williams goes on a roller coaster ride of emotions while discussing Whitney Houston's death the other day on her show.