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3 posts tagged Whitney Houston
As promised… here’s It All Belongs To Me, the new track by Monica and Brandy. The R&B divas’ last duet was for The Boy is Mine, 14 years ago.
The women are no longer fighting over a man, but in this song, they are kicking their man —or men— to the curb, claiming all the shit he owns really belongs to them, including that MacBook.
It’s a great song and an even better performance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno on Thursday night. The women dedicated their performance to Whitney Houston. Monica, wearing a Whitney t-shirt, was visibly upset after the performance, shedding a few tears as the women embraced in a hug. Crying or not, the women look fabulous.
Anyway, the joint pops deliciously. It will appear on Monica’s album, New Life, slated to drop on April 3, 2012, and Brandy’s yet-to-be titled album due out in May. Tell me what you think about this hot duo’s new track.
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Whitney Houston Dies at 48
Whitney Houston was found dead at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA. According to the LA Times, she was expected to attend veteran music mogul Clive Davis’ Annual pre-Grammy party tonight at the hotel. The cause of her death is unknown, according to Whitney’s publicist Kristen Foster.
Much like you and thousands of other fans, I’m still in shocked. We will all remember her tumultuous relationship with Bobby Brown, and her on-going battle with drugs, but it’s her music and soulful songs that will be remembered the most. Her music set the bar for so many female singers, including Mariah Carey and Christina Aguilera.
Whitney was working on the remake of the movie Sparkle, and she was also excited about possibly reprising her role as Savannah Jackson in the sequel to the movie Waiting to Exhale, released in 1995.
I’m hoping that the producers of the Grammy Awards will find some way to pay their respects to the multi-grammy-award-winning singer in a special musical tribute tomorrow night. She’s yet another talented artist whose life ended too soon.
What is your favorite Whitney Houston song?
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