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All things considered, it’s highly unlikely that you received an invitation to Whitney Houston‘s funeral. However, you can still pay your respects when she’s laid to rest on Saturday, Feb. 18, and you don’t even have to leave the comfort of your chair. According to the Associated Press, Houston’s funeral service will be streamed live over the Internet via the AP’s official website.

With the passing of  Whitney Houston this week, her album 'Whitney:The Greatest Hits' reappears on Billboards charts, jumping back in at number 6. More than 64,000 of the albums were sold in just one day of sales.

Aretha Franklin will be performing at Whitney Houston‘s invite-only funeral service on Feb. 18, Entertainment Tonight is reporting. Record label executive Clive Davis, who helped guide the careers of both singers as the president of Arista Records for a quarter-century, personally requested to have Franklin perform, and the Queen of Soul found it impossible to turn down the invitation. Read Mor

To begin with the Dubai Fountain is a record-setting choreographed fountain system set on the 30-acre man made Burj Khalifa Lake. You'll find it at the center of the downtown Dubai development in Dubai, United Emirates. The fountain is stunning, and the synchronized tribute they have done for Whitney Houston is a fitting tribute. It's both beautiful and emotional. Take the jump and watch the tribu

Kesha issued a heartfelt tweet about the death of Whitney Houston this afternoon. She posted: “i cannot even believe it. RIP Whitney. my love goes out to family+friends+her mourning fans. #speechless.” Simple enough, right? A reaction that mimicked the rest of the pop music universe, yes? No, not really.

Whitney Houston‘s death left a behind a trail of iconic songs and performances that defined a generation, warmed our hearts and just made us ‘Wanna Dance With Somebody.’ As we look back at the life of this world-renown diva who set the standard of singing for all those who followed, these 10 hits almost immediately come to mind.

Did you watch the Grammys last night? I thought LL Cool J did a really nice job in the beginning of the show talking about Whitney Houston and saying a prayer for her. They also showed a clip of Whitney performing at the Grammys years ago to "I Will Always Love You." If you didn't watch it last night you can catch a clip after the jump.

We have a little insight as to what Whitney's last few days were like spent at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Thursday in particular had been an obviously rough day in public for the troubled singer. Her appearance and behavior raised eyebrows among reporters, photographers, and regular folks who witnessed her erratic rounds. Whitney's final public performance and more below.

We’ve got to hand it to Jennifer Hudson: The girl can perform in the face of tragedy better than most. First she performed a stellar National Anthem following the horrific murders of her mother, brother and nephew. Now, she’s stepping in to pay tribute to Whitney Houston at tonight’s Grammy ceremony — but it hasn’t been easy for the ‘Dream Girls’ star. She broke down in tears several times during

In the latter months of 2011, Whitney Houston was in Detroit filming scenes from what will now be her last movie, 'Sparkle.' The movie is set in Detroit during the Motown era, and also features American Idol winner Jordin Sparks. Houston and Sparks spoke with 'Entertainment Tonight' about the project. Houston, who passed away suddenly yesterday, plays Sparks' mother in the remake of the Curtis May

80s and 90 pop superstar Whitney Houston was found dead today in her Beverly Hills hotel room. She was pronounced dead at 3:55 p.m. (6:55 p.m. ET) at the Beverly Hilton hotel despite resuscitation efforts, a police spokesman said.

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