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Reality TV World reports that 'Being Bobby Brown' is likely to return for a second season following comments made by Brown at the BET silver anniversary celebration. Read Reality TV World: Bravo's 'Being Bobby Brown' Coming Back For Second Season.
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Whitney Houston received a standing ovation at last night's '25 Strong: The BET Silver anniversary celebration' recorded at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Associated Press report that Whitney introduced John Legend's performance. Click the image or here to view more pictures of Whitney from last night. The show will air in the US on BET 1 November 2005. Also, USA Today are amongst the first
two write up about Whitney's appearance citing her tribute to Luther
Vandross, but also reference the poor state of her voice during her speech
when she attempted an impromptu tune.
Read USA Today: BET Honors Its Rich Past. [Pictures - Thanks Keisha]
US entertainment show Access Hollywood report that they will feature Whitney Houston on the red carpet from last night's BET's 25th anniversary special. [Thanks Kevin W.]
Whitney Houston has been nominated in VH1's 'Big In O5' awards in the Best Quote category for her reality series quote, 'Hello to the no". You can vote for Whitney on the VH1 site.
Toni Braxton spoke to Groovevolt.com about Whitney Houston's appearance on 'Being Bobby Brown' - click here to read Groovevolt: Toni Braxton talks Mariah, Whitney & Playboy.
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An update on Whitney Houston's sales in the US for the week ending 23 October 2005 according to Neilson Soundscan: 1. Whitney: The Greatest Hits (Album): 673
(-8%) [Thanks Jim R.]
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[Chicago Sun-Times Report] ART ON THE FLY >> If you can't afford a Picasso or Manet, how about a doodle by a celebrity? Sarah Jessica Parker (right, whose doodle is seen above), Bob Newhart, Richard Pryor, Susan Sarandon, Whitney Houston and Jackie Chan are just a few of the celebrities who have donated doodles to Doodles by the Stars, the benefit auction for Live Bait Theater. View the doodles at 6 p.m. Saturday, and begin bidding at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. Call (773) 871-1212; www.livebaittheater.org.
An update on Whitney Houston's sales in the US for the week ending 16 October 2005 according to Neilson Soundscan: 1. Whitney: The Greatest Hits (Album): 734
(-3%) [Thanks Jim R.]
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An update on Whitney Houston's sales in the US for the week ending 9 October 2005 according to Neilson Soundscan: 1. Whitney: The Greatest Hits (Album): 759
(+6%) [Thanks Jim R.]
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EURWeb reports that Bobby Brown has said a second season of the
reality series, 'Being Bobby Brown', may not return. Brown cites
wanting more money for the show in which one million Americans tuned in
each week to see what Whitney Houston would do next.
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[From San Francisco Examiner] The truth about Billy
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[From EURWeb] Sought-after gospel publicist Bill Carpenter has released his new book, Uncloudy Days: The Gospel Music Encyclopedia (Backbeat Books, $24.95), which chronicles the careers of over 650 gospel artists and personalities from 1900 to the present day. With a foreword by Edwin Hawkins and introduction by Mavis Staples, the book has informative profiles on artists like Thomas Dorsey, Mahalia Jackson, The Winans, Clara Ward, James Cleveland, and The Clark Sisters. The book even has profiles on mainstream artists such as Natalie Cole, Al Green, Whitney Houston and Little Richard and explores their connection to the gospel genre.
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