It is always a breath of fresh air to see Whitney out and about, she is very elusive. She was spotted having dinner with daughter Bobbi Kriss and ex husband Bobby Brown. Check out out how good she looks below:

Whitney’s skin is so gorgeous and she has slimmed down quite nicely. Cannot wait for promotion to begin!

Check out the rest of the photos here: 

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R&B superstar Brandy has always shown love to her idol Whitney Houston since her debut album almost 18 years ago.

Brandy says playing Whitney would be her dream role, and no one has Whitney’s personality and isms down-packed as she does.

Check out Brandy fantasizing over playing the Ultimate Diva: Whitney Houston

While it is always a pleasure to see so many stars from Jennifer Hudson to Monica, to Megan  Good, to Beyonce pay homage to Whitney, it would take a world-class actress to play the diva and her extravagant life, from good to bad.

Whitney and Brandy has co-starred alongside each other in the 1998 Walt Disney Colorful remake of Cinderella

You only have 4 days left to submit your Fanmade Video to FAMWH, expressing what makes you a fan. Here are details on what to do:

You have til January 25th to submit your video.

For further questions, contact  Fight Against-Media or Geraldine at geraldine@famwh.com

Not sure how this surfaced, but check out Whitney Houston in this rare music video for her beautiful rendition of O Holy Night from her 2003 One Wish Christmas album.

11/21/2011 @ 11:30AM |1,270 views

Pass The Turkey With A Side Of MORE Celebrity Estate Planning Stories

 

Did you know that family gatherings during the holidays are a great time to talk about celebrities, such as Whitney Houston, and how they can help your family avoid fighting when someone dies?

This is Part 2 of Trial & Heirs’ Top 5 Celebrity-Based Estate Planning Conversation Starters for Thanksgiving 2011:

 

 

 

3. Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston has been locked in a vicious court battle with her step-mother over a $1 million life insurance policy from Whitney’s father, which named Whitney as the sole beneficiary.  Whitney’s step-mother, Barbara, sued Whitney and claimed the money was meant for her, not Whitney.  Whitney had lent her father money and held a private mortgage over his home, which Barbara received when Whitney’s father died in 2003.  Barbara said the life insurance was meant to repay that money and Whitney was supposed to release the mortgage and turn the rest of the life insurance money over to Barbara.

 

 

So did Whitney agree that the money was to repay the mortgage, allowing Barbara to keep the house free and clear? Heck no!  She counter-sued Barbara, and said the life insurance was meant to repay other money she had lent her father.  She asked the court to evict Barbara and used the counter-suit as a time to point out to the world, in a public court record, that Barbara was 40 years younger than Whitney’s father and met him as a maid cleaning his house.

A federal court judge in New Jersey ruled in favor of Whitney and dismissed Barbara’s lawsuit.  But Barbara appealed, and the United States Court of Appeals just heard oral arguments about the case a few days ago (just in time for Thanksgiving, in fact).  Barbara had some written evidence to support her claims.  Will the appellate judges agree with her that the trial judge wrongly ignored that evidence in throwing out her case?

 

 

How does this tale relate to your family?  When proper estate planning is done, life insurance works hand-in-hand with the legal documents. It’s often smart to name trusts as beneficiaries of life insurance policies, and then the owner can clarify in his or her trust who is to receive what, and why (among other benefits).  That way, lawsuits like this one over why someone was named as a beneficiary can be avoided.

Do your relatives even know who is named as beneficiaries of their life insurance policies?  We don’t recommend sounding nosy and asking if you are named, but you may want to politely suggest that your loved ones meet with their financial and legal professionals and make sure their beneficiary designations are done properly.

 

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I thought it was kind off odd how they spoke about Annie right after mentioning Sparkle. Article does confirm that Sparkle has a 10mill dollar budget;  should be a shoe-in for Sparkle to diminish sales at the box office.  Here is the relevant info extracted from the article:

Thanks Kev!

FULL CONCERT! (video for this one; NOT just audio only) What an ELECTRIFYING concert! Whitney was totally on fire and her voice was very on point and totally SLAYING. It amazes me how epic her voice is during this concert. And how about that Rio crowd?!?! They were the best crowd ever. Awesome show!

Once again, Special Kev you delivered!

FULL CONCERT! (video for this one; NOT just audio) Amazing concert. Fan-recorded video that is shaky/dark at the beginning but the cameraman gets it together after Whitney comes out on stage. Good audio. Whitney sounded stellar and I loved her look (the hair & the dress. She looked like a beautiful vixen Goddess when she emerged onto the stage). Another one of my favs!

Thanks Special Kev!

FULL CONCERT! Whitney sounded amazing. One of the best shows I’ve heard from this tour (and SO nice to hear it in such high & clear quality!)

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