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After being denied benefits from an insurance policy surrounding the death of Michael Jackson and his ill-fated "This Is It" tour, the King of Pop’s legal team claims stars like Britney Spears had histories of drug abuse and applied for similar claims.

Race hustlers often complain about the "under-representation" of blacks in all fields of endeavour, except prison. So what are we to make of this?

Los Angeles - An American Airlines flight on its way to to New York from Los Angeles was forced to land in Kansas City when a female passenger refused to stop singing Whitney Houston songs.

An American Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing Thursday after a passenger refused to stop singing Whitney Houston's hit song, "I Will Always Love You.”

The FBI's file on Whitney Houston includes several threats made by infatuated fans and an extortion attempt for a quarter of a million dollars made by someone Houston considered a friend.

A private investigator hired by a client who did not believe the official report into Whitney Houston's death insists the tragic singer was allegedly murdered by drug bosses collecting a drug debt of over $1 million.

This year has seen a fair number of big names in music go to that great gig in the sky, including one or two who should have been around a lot longer.

Trillions of searches were performed on the Google search engine this year. Now Google is letting us know the top six search terms across the USA for 2012.

CBS will be showing a one-hour special titled 'We Will Always Love You: A Grammy Salute to Whitney Houston'. The special will be celebrating Houston’s life and the talent she shared with the world.

New York - HarperCollins has announced that Cissy Houston, mother of Whitney Houston, is writing a memoir on her Grammy award winning daughter's life, Rolling Stone reports. The book is scheduled for a February 2013 release.