Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born into a musical family on the 9th of August, 1963 in Newark New Jersey the daughter of gospel singer Cissy Houston (nee Emily Lee Drinkard) and John Russell Houston Jr. and cousin of singer Dionne Warwick. When she was a kid she performed in the New Hope Baptist Church choir in Newark. At the age of she reached the age of 15years old, Houston was singing professionally with backing vocals alongside her mother for Chaka Khan's 1978 song Im Every Woman. She then went on to perform backing vocals for Lou Rawls, Jermaine, as well as her mom. Her first gig was as a lead vocalist with the band from New York called Material as well. It was her high quality of her vocal work in the band that caught the attention of the major record labels including Arista which she signed with in 1983, and with whom she stayed for the rest of her professional career. The first Whitney Houston album was released in 1985. It was one of the most successful album by a musician. On the album, she came out with several hits such as Saving the Day, All My Love for You How Will You Know That You Give Good Love and The Greatest Love of All. This helped her achieve seven US Top Ones consecutively. She beat even the Beatles. The album was released in 1987 and has sold more than 25 million copies around the world. The Whitney sequel in 1987, featuring the singles Where Do Broken Hearts GO and I Wanna Dance With Somebody helped to further build upon the success of her first album. It was, however it was the 1992 film The Bodyguard that solidified her standing as one of the most popular artist. While the film wasn't very well received, nor did her performance, but the music of the film's Dolly Parton version I Will Always Love You was able to reach the number one spot on both singles and albums charts in America for a period of time. It sold 44,000,000 copies. Their daughter Bobbi was born March of 1993, a year following her wedding to Bobby Brown. It was at this point and at the time of her death in 1996, she'd become a regular user.

Dana Bash is also known as Dana Ruth Schwartz and she works for CNN as both a reporter, anchorwoman and political correspondent. The anchorwoman produced a number of shows on weekends on the network, including Evans & Novak: Late Edition" as well as Inside Politics." She worked previously for NBC as well as CBS. When it comes to honours and awards Bash was previously included in the Women in Washington Power List in Elle magazine. Her remarkable anchoring and reportage capabilities are well-respected by numerous journalists. The only child she has is the pride of her life. Bash is a single mother and was married twice. Bash is an independent and confident woman. She is a fan of her followers. For this reason, she American Journalist is on Instagram and Twitter to keep fans up to date with her private life.