Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born to a musically inclined family on 9 August 1963, in Newark New Jersey the daughter of gospel superstar Cissy Houston (nee Emily Lee Drinkard) and John Russell Houston Jr. as well as a cousin of the singing sensation Dionne Warwick. As a child she was a singer in the New Hope Baptist Church choir in Newark. When she was 15years old, Houston was singing professionally as a backing vocalist with her mother in Chaka Khan's song from 1978 Im Every Woman. Her mother, Jermaine and Lou Rawls were among the artists she backed up. Also, she was as a model for Seventeen magazine in the year 1981. Her vocals with the band from New York Material attracted major record labels which included Arista. They signed her with Arista in 1983 where she continued to work for the rest of her career. The album she released as her debut Whitney Houston was released in 1985 and became the biggest-selling album of an artist who was a rookie. Many hit songs, including The Greatest Love of All, Saving My Love For You How Do I know You Give Good Love and The Most Beautiful Love of All were released from the album setting her up to smash the Beatles record with seven consecutive US top 10s. The album's first US year the album has sold in excess of 3 million units. Then it went on to be listened to by more than 25 million people worldwide, earning her the first Grammy. The Whitney album followed in 1987 and the singles What Do Broken Hearts GO and I Wanna Dance With Somebody helped to build on the success of her debut album. But it was, the 1992 movie The Bodyguard that solidified her status as one the world's most popular artist. Though the movie was not very well received, nor did her performance, the soundtrack of the film's Dolly Parton version I Will Always Love You reached the top of both the albums and singles charts in America for months. The album sold over 44 million copies. The daughter of her mother Bobbi is born the month of March in 1993. This was the year she got married to Bobby Brown. The beginning of her addiction to drugs came around this time and, at the time of her death in 1996, she'd developed a habit of using.

Dana Bash also known as Dana Ruth Schwartz is an American anchorperson for the CNN reporter as well as political correspondent for CNN. She hosted a variety of weekend programs for the network, such as Evans & Novak: Late Edition" as well as Inside Politics." She was previously employed by NBC and CBS. Bash is the recipient of many honors and awards. Elle magazine once listed Bash on the Women in Washington Power List. She is known for her incredible anchoring and reporting abilities, she is highly regarded by many young journalists in the industry. Additionally, she is a loving mother of her son, despite having graduated from George Washington University. She was married twice, but is currently married. Bash is a fan of all her followers. She is an American journalist keeps her fans informed about her day-to-day activities through social media sites like Instagram as well as Twitter.