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The World Music Awards 2004 will air in the UK on 9 October 2004, at 14:55. Whitney Houston performed a medley of 'I Believe In You And Me' and 'I Will Always Love You' on the show. [Thanks Rachel J.]
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An update on Whitney Houston's sales in the US for the week ending 19 September 2004 according to Neilson Soundscan: 1. Whitney: The Greatest Hits
(Album): 961 (885) [Thanks Jim R.]
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[Special Thanks Steve S.]
[From Liz Smith's Syndicated Column/New York Newsday] Houston, We've Got No Problem THERE ISN'T MUCH in popular culture, or what I see on TV, that moves me in a positive way. But Whitney Houston at Wednesday night's "World Music Awards" was breathtaking. She looked like a goddess. She moved like a goddess, and when she opened her mouth to sing "I Believe in You" and "I Will Always Love You," she was the Whitney of old, with perhaps more poignancy. She seems to have more grace, as well as a palpable gratitude for having survived her travails and being able to stand there at all. (Whitney's classy appearance was followed by Anna Nicole Smith making a presentation. Courtney Love also was at this show. Let's try to imagine a conversation between Smith and Love!)
Undercover Music News reports on the news that Whitney Houston will shortly begin working on a new album under the guidance of Clive Davis. The report features a photograph of Whitney and Clive together. Undercover Music News: Whitney Houston Back With Clive Davis
[From Ireland Online] Whitney Back On Form Celine Dion led the applause after
troubled singer Whitney Houston's triumphant performance at Wednesday
night's World Music Awards. Celine Halts Press Conference... [From The Mirror] CELINE DION
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Entertainment Tonight feature this short video that has Kelly Clarkson, Clive Davis and Alicia Keys talking about Whitney Houston's performance scheduled for later that evening. [Thanks Sylwia]
[From Chicago Sun Times] ON "ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT" this evening, anchor Mark Steines interviews embattled diva Whitney Houston and legendary record producing mogul Clive Davis, who is credited with making her a superstar in the music world. They talked about how they will be collaborating again on an upcoming album. Whitney refused to give any details about the new project, but asked that it not be called a "comeback." "I decided to take my time and live my life and raise my daughter. So, to my family, I've never gone anywhere," she tells ET. Whitney dedicated a song to her mentor Davis at the World Music Awards in Vegas on Wednesday. Insiders say it was Clive who encouraged -- or forced -- Whitney to go into a rehab program to clean up her act. "Is Whitney independent? Does she have a strong will? Does she have her own personality? Without question," Davis says. "We've always had an unbelievable chemistry." [From 'Stella's Column']
Associated Press reports on the Bravo deal with Bobby Brown to record a reality show set to air in 2005. See also the Boston Herald report.
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[Associated Press Report] WHITNEY HOUSTON PERFORMING AT WORLD MUSIC AWARDS LOS ANGELES (AP) - Whitney Houston's just been added to tonight's World Music Awards. The announcement didn't come until this afternoon that Houston would sing a medley of "I Believe in You and Me" and "I Will Always Love You." She'll be part of the tribute to record industry executive Clive Davis, who's getting a lifetime achievement award. A-B-C will broadcast the show live from Las Vegas. [Thanks Edwin]
Entertainment Tonight reports that they will interview Whitney Houston tonight. The interview took place in Las Vegas ahead of Whitney's performance at the World Music Awards. Read excepts of the interview in this Entertainment Tonight report. Click Here to see a two minute video preview of the interview.
In his report published today, Fox News' Roger Friedman speculates about Whitney Houston's return and gets a little ahead of himself with predictions for multiple Grammy nominations in 2006. Read Is Whitney Back? Ask Clive.
[From Liz Smith's Syndicated Column/New York Newsday] FLASH! TOGETHER AGAIN! I do mean producer supreme Clive Davis and his most glittering discovery, Whitney Houston. Tonight in Las Vegas, where Clive accepts an honor at The World Music Awards, he and Houston are set to announce that they will work on a new album - their first in five years. This is fantastic. The original Clive-Whitney combo has gone down in the music-biz history books of unprecedented sales, hits, airplay. May they never part.
Bravo today confirmed they have teamed up with B2 Entertainment and Brownhouze Entertainment for the reality show, Being Bobby Brown, set to air in the second quarter of 2005. Read Bravo Partners With B2 Entertainment And Brownhouze Entertainment For 'Being Bobby Brown'
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[From ET Online] WHITNEY HOUSTON TO PERFORM AT WMA
[From Platinum Club Website] Whitney To Perform At World Music Awards
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[Elites TV Report] Houston Remembers Seventeen Big Break
The Whitney Houston Artist Collection CD is due for US release on 12 October 2004 according to VH1. [Thanks Dzemil S.]
An update on Whitney Houston's sales in the US for the week ending 5 September 2004 according to Neilson Soundscan: 1. Whitney: The Greatest Hits (Album): 934
(911) [Thanks Jim R.]
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Whitney Houston's letter to Seventeen magazine commemorating its sixtieth birthday is published on the October 2004 issue and reads as follows: Happy Birthday Wishes To Seventeen! Further along in the magazine, Whitney is shown on the cover from 1981. Next to it is a picture from Divas Duets and has commentary stating Whitney has sold over 120 million records and that her ninth US CD is in the works. [Thanks Karly]
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An update on Whitney Houston's sales in the US for the week ending 29 August 2004 according to Neilson Soundscan: 1. The Greatest Hits (Album): 911 (959)- 1.425 million [Thanks Jim R.]
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