Whitney Houston

This was originally a country hit for Dolly Parton, who wrote in back in 1973; it was about her former singing partner and mentor, country star Porter Wagoner. At the time, Dolly was about to go out on her own, and the break-up between her and Porter had not been amicable. Years later, Whitney Houston recorded it; it was in Houston's 1992 movie, The Bodyguard, and it became a big hit all over again.

Whitney Houston was not an inventor, and as far as we know, she did not invent anything. She was a singer and an actress. You may be thinking of Eli Whitney, who invented the cotton gin.

yes Ray J and Whitney Houston dated and most sources said that he was still her boyfriend at the time of her death. Some of the tabloids said they had a contentious relationship and that they quarreled before she died, but there is no way to verify this.

Whitney said to me that Ray J was a pretend boyfriend in his mind so that he could make more money. Whitney said to me that Ray J was very good in bed a few times but that he lost interest in her after he started making more money-in other words Ray J was in it for the money which is why she broke it off months before her death,at which time she was worth more to him dead than alive, considering that she was saying the truth that she broke up the relationship.

The autopsy said she died from drowning in the bathtub of her hotel room, after she passed out; and the toxicology report, which was mentioned by the coroner, noted she had damaged her heart from prolonged cocaine use.

Based on reports that came out after her death, she seems to have come from a very dysfunctional family, as several of her siblings also had problems with drugs. And in addition, her drug use may have affected her daughter Bobbi Kristina as well-- by some accounts, she has already begun to exhibit some of the same behaviors she saw in her mother.

Yes, Michael and his wife Donna have two children, a son and a daughter. The son, Gary Michael, is also a musician; he uses the name E.D.O.T.

The coroner's report said that cocaine abuse was one factor that led to her death, since it caused damage to her heart.

She is living in Whitney Houstons condo with her mother in NJ, the one that Whitney sued. She is in the process of getting divorced from her husband

she took alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, and some pills. she all so took them all at once. she would only do that sometimes.

According to the coroner, she died from drowning in the bathtub of the hotel, but also listed as a contributing factor was heart disease caused by cocaine abuse over the years.

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Bobby said that he was in the marriage for love and not fame or money. The settlement details, if there was any type of monetary settlement, were not made public.

When performers are on tour, or when they are visiting friends, they often stay at a hotel, since certain hotels have experience in providing luxury and privacy. In this case, Whitney was in the Los Angeles area to participate in a tribute to her mentor, record company executive Clive Davis.

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While she sang back-up on other people's albums as early as 1977, she recorded her first solo album in 1984, when she was about 21 years old.

Yes. One of the reasons Whitney Houston said she wanted to divorce Bobby Brown was physical abuse, and this was widely reported in the media.

Yes, she did! It was a $5 ticket and one of those REALLY HOT summer days. Whitney worked so hard that the concert was stopped for a bit so that she could recover. The week before she sang, Bruce Willis preformed with Bruno and the Heaters.

Yes, go look them up.

It is difficult to answer this question accurately, because rumors have been flying (spread in the tabloids) and the family has not given an official figure. Some sources say it cost $1.2 million, but this is unlikely. Other sources say somewhere between $10,000 and $20,000, which while certainly expensive, is plausible for a celebrity's funeral. At some point, Houston's family may answer questions about the actual cost, but up to this point, they have not done so.

She claimed she was ill and couldn't attend (very possible, since she had a number of health problems over the past year or two). But later, reports surfaced in several magazines that Aretha and Whitney's mom (Cissy Houston) had experienced some sort of disagreement or argument, and that may have contributed to Aretha not attending.

Improved answer - Whitney Houston is buried next to her father, John Russell Houston, who died in 2003.

It should be noted that the original reports about her wearing dentures mainly came from tabloid sources, which claimed that as a result of her prolonged drug use, she lost some of her teeth (a few sources claimed she lost them all). After she died, the coroner's report noted that she did in fact wear dentures for her top teeth, but no explanation was ever offered. Houston herself never discussed why she wore false teeth, and her family has not mentioned it either. There are a number of possible reasons: she may have neglected her health due to drug abuse, or she may have avoided the dentist out of fear, or she may have had some kind of genetic condition that caused dental problems; but we currently do not know the exact reason.

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No, there is no evidence of it. While tabloids reported that Ray J and Whitney argued before she died, the police found no evidence that any crime was committed. In fact, the coroner's report related her death to her drug use. She became unconscious in the bath-tub and drowned. Drugs were in her system, and the coroner said prolonged drug use had weakened her heart. So, nobody killed Whitney. She died of drowning and drug use.