To celebration Whitney Houston’s life and career, Madame Tussauds created not one but four wax figures of the musical icon. This is the first time in history Madame Tussauds has created four distinct wax likenesses of a single subject.
If you hear someone is going to sing "I Will Always Love You" on karaoke, you may think, "Uh oh, this will not be good." This girl will make you think again. Incredible!
Ever since we first met Skylar Laine, her ‘American Idol‘ performances have exploded like rock-infused country music firecrackers. She stomps around the stage, with a spring in her step and a twang in her voice like a mini Reba. While we love when she does her thang, it was time for us to see and hear something different and new from her.
This weekend, pop diva Whitney Houston’s death shook the music community to its core, leaving stars so stunned and sad that the only appropriate way to respond seemed to be offering up a version of the awe-inspiring ‘I Will Always Love You.’ We saw Jennifer Hudson bring the Grammy audience to the point of tears with her chill-invoking tribute on the big stage last night. But even before that emotional performance, LeAnn Rimes paid tribute to the fallen star by singing the hit song at her show in Reno, Nev.
This years Grammy Awards were about more than the winners this year. A number of stars took a moment to pay tribute to Whitney Houston who died in her hotel the day before. Jennifer Hudson delivered the most chilling tribute of the night with her rendition of 'I Will Always Love You.' Rumors are she broke down several times during rehearsals. How she made it through it at showtime is beyond me. If you're a Whitney fan, you'll tear up watching the video.
The death of Whitney Houston is shocking, but not surprising considering her history with drugs. PopCrush is reporting she drowned in the bathtub. Whitney was taken Xanax and could have passed out while in the bath.
Singing superstar Whitney Houston has passed away. The diva with a huge voice was 48 years old. The cause of death was not immediately known.
One of the greatest voices of our time has been silenced. Whitney Houston passed away at the age of 48 on the eve of musics biggest night, the Grammy Awards. She was found in her hotel Saturday February 11th at 3:55pm PT according to PopCrush.com.
