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Bobbi Kristina, Daughter Of Whitney Houston, Found Unresponsive In Bathtub Jan 31, 2015By The Yolanda Adams Morning Show Bobbi Kristina, Whitney Houston’s daughter and only child was found unresponsive in a bathtub by her husband Nicki Gordon and a friend in Atlanta this morning. This is especially shocking news, because Whitney Houston’s dead body was discovered in bathtub. Gordon attempted CPR until police arrived on the scene to take over. Bobbi Kristina was been rushed to the hospital and is now stabilized and breathing. No word on this was an accident or suicide attempt, but we will give more details as information about Bobbi Kristina is released. http://theyolandaadamsmorningshow.com/882780/bobbi-kristina-whitney-houston-unresponsive/

Whitney Houston's family: Lifetime movie is 'disrespectful and dishonest' By Jean Bentley Jan 16th, 2015 Whitney Houston's sister, Pat Houston, is not pleased with Lifetime's movie, "Whitney," about the late singer's life (and death). Houston, who manages her sister's estate, issued a statement speaking out against the film she believes is "wrong." "It is easy to turn a blind eye to other people if you're not careful. But the needs of Whitney's family matter," she writes. "We matter. We're still here. Why wasn't there a call to myself, Gary, Cissy or even her daughter? Why deny selected members of the family an advanced copy of the film?" Houston calls the release of the film "a disappointment that any of us who loved her could do without. This creative pursuit at the expense of the integrity of such an iconic woman, who is voiceless today, reeks of condemnation and deceit. It reeks of enslavement to an industry that will likely do the same to you one day." Then, after dissing Lifetime's low-budget movies ("Lifetime is notorious for making bad biopics of deceased celebrities"), Houston then alludes to director Angela Bassett. "Misrepresenting the term friendship to advance an agenda is not only disrespectful and dishonest but a slap in the face to her true and loyal friends," she writes. "I question the morality of the making of this because of the lack of experience knowing Whitney's life." She continues, "Never would Whitney allow her story to be told by an inexperienced team and how naive of anyone to think otherwise, unless you're caught up in illusions of grandeur that you can just do anything and people will accept it. This made for TV movie is certainly not a trailer to Whitney's life story." http://www.zap2it.com/blogs/whitney_houstons_family_lifetime_movie_disrespectful_dishonest-2015-01

http://www.today.com/entertainment/whitney-houstons-first-live-album-set-november-release-1D80148690 Clive Davis to release Whitney Houston's first live album: 'This is her legacy' TODAY staff Clive Davis, the five-time Grammy winner credited with discovering Whitney Houston in the early 1980s, will release her first-ever live album nearly three years after the death of the legendary singer. "She was without question the greatest vocalist in the world," Davis told TODAY's Hoda Kotb during a special visit Tuesday to announce the release of "Whitney Houston Live: Her Greatest Performances," which will be out Nov. 10 as a CD and DVD. "There was no one like her," he added. The release will feature 16 live songs on CD and 19 performances on DVD. Memorable tracks will include "You Give Good Love" in a 1985 "Tonight Show" appearance; "The Star Spangled Banner" at Super Bowl XXV in 1991; and "I Will Always Love You" at The Concert for a New South Africa in 1994. The cover to the posthumous live release by Whitney Houston. Davis, who was often present for her "incredible live performances," said "it was a marvel that she was as powerful and as incredible as she was. But bittersweet that she died too young." Houston died on Feb. 11, 2012, at age 48. Whitney Houston, 1963-2012 Kevin Winter Born into a musical family, the singer's stunning voice wowed many, but drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage ravaged her image. The release comes with the blessing of Houston's family, including her mother Cissy, who Davis said helped him assemble the tracks. "This is her legacy," Davis said of Houston.