Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown "Something in Common" one of my fav tracks from Bobby (1992)

Gladys Knight, Aretha Franklin. Natalie Cole. Whitney Houston. Cissy Houston. - RESPECT LIVE 1994. Wow I have never seen this before.....incredible

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She's one of the resons it's somewhat ridiculous to call Rihanna one of the best selling artists of all time. Not to slight Rihanna, but the over 200 million records sold means she is the best selling digital single sales artist of all time.

You simply can't put that in the same category as someone who has sold 100 million albums alone in addition to nearly (if not more than) 100 million singles.

Welcome to 2017 and Welcome to advanced Technology...Technology changes with the Times..Digital downloads DO COUNT...They SHOULD count...

I feel your pain...I'm Anti-Netflix...I don't think Netflix Original Films should be considered for Oscars by The Academy...Why?....Because the Netflix original films NEVER make it to Theaters, people get to watch them anywhere and the Movie theater experience is an after-thought.....

We are living in the Age of The Internet...Tradition is out the door....

No human is perfect, we all have flaws, even those blessed with a beautiful voice, such as Whitney Houston. Drug addiction was her downfall.

Songs from her films starting with The Bodyguard (1992)

My fav song from the sountrack Queen of the Night

From Waiting To Exhale (1995) Exhale

Whitney Houston - Why Does It Hurt So Bad

Whitney Houston & CeCe Winans - Count On Me

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The Preacher's Wife (1996) Its my fav Whitney film and soundtrack of hers, which I give a 4.5 out of 5 and because its a feel good film, I love all the songs and Denzel is in it (and my pick to win the Oscar for Best Actor and always the incredible Viola Davis Best Supporting Actress for Fences...masterclass acting at its best, which I give a 5 out of 5 )

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Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella (1997) Great remake and tv event.....and Whitney was incredible as the Fairy Godmother

Whitney Houston - There is Music In You (From "Cinderella")

Impossible

Sparkle (2012) Even though I prefer the original film starring Irene Cara and Phillip Michael Thomas (1976) Whitney last screen role was a fitting tribute.

His Eye Is On The Sparrow

I forgot to post this......one of my all-time fav Whitney songs I Learned From The Best