Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston was destined for fame from the time of her birth August 9, 1963 in Newark, NJ. From her mother Cissy Houston, her aunt Dionne Warwick, to her Godmother Aretha Franklin; Whitney was surrounded by legendary performers. Biography... Read More ...

In the avalanche of stories on the death of Whitney Houston, I wanted to remind people of her New Jersey roots (heck she was actually born in Newark in 1963 and raised in East Orange) and this article says it all.  The New Hope Baptist Church where she performed as a girl was packed Sunday morning, only hours really after the news of her death spread...

Add Governor Chris Christie to the list of stars and political figures that are offering an outpouring of support in the wake of the tragic death of  singer Whitney Houston.

A coroner's official says Whitney Houston was found in a hotel bathtub but it'll take weeks to determine precisely how she died.

After eulogizing New Jersey's own Whitney Houston on New Jersey 101.5, I stopped at a used record store on my way home.  Look what I found!

Whitney Houston's daughter has been released from a Los Angeles hospital after being rushed there the morning after her mother's death.

Congregants at the Newark church where Whitney Houston got her start came together Sunday to mourn her sudden death.

Having been on the radio since the beginning of Whitney Houston's career, these are the songs and videos that have been rolling around my head since her death. Admittedly her songs were not at the top of my playlist but as soon as I heard the news and watched a few videos all the memories came rushing back the early 80's and 90's as a "baby DJ" on the New Hampshire seacoast....

Whitney Houston's last days were spent surrounded by family, catching up with old friends and doing a bit of what she was best known for: singing.

It was an emotional night for soul singer Bobby Brown as he performed Saturday night before thousands just hours after learning that his ex-wife Whitney Houston had died in Beverly Hills.