Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born into a musical family on August 9th, 1963. She was born in Newark New Jersey the daughter of gospel singer Cissy Houston (nee Emily Lee Drinkard) and John Russell Houston Jr. as well as a cousin of the singing sensation Dionne Warwick. As a young girl, Houston started singing professionally with the choir of her church. Houston sang the backing vocals for Chaka Khosn's song from 1978 Im Every Woman with her mother. In the following years, she was a backing vocals to Lou Rawls & Jermaine jackson as well as her mom. In 1981, she began working as a singer in the New York funk group Material. Her excellent vocals of this group that attracted notice of major record labels such as Arista. The year 1985 saw Whitney Houston's debut album became one of the most successful debut albums ever. From the album, she released several hit singles such as Saving All My Love for You How Are You Going to Know If You're a Good Person And The More Love of All. This resulted in her having seven US Top Ones in a row. She beat even the Beatles. The album debuted in 1987 and sold 25 million copies across the globe. The Whitney album from 1987, which featured the songs The Bodyguard, I Wanna Dance With Somebody and Where Do Broken Hearts Get to continue her popularity. It came with The Bodyguard of 1992 that made her one of the top-selling artists in history. While her movie performance as well as its soundtrack weren't appreciated but her Dolly Parton cover I Will Always Love You and The Bodyguard album that accompanied it topped charts around the globe for several months. Also in 1993 when she got married Bobby Brown, an ex-New Edition singer who gave the sole child of her marriage, Bobbi Kristina Brown. It was around this time and, at the time of her death in 1996, she'd developed a habit of using.

Dana Bash is also known as Dana Ruth Schwartz and she has a job at CNN as a reporter, anchorwoman and political correspondent. Her programs on Saturdays include Evans & Novak Late Edition, Inside Politics and Inside Politics. When it comes to distinctions and awards Bash was once placed in Women in Washington Power List' by Elle magazine. Her remarkable anchoring and reportage capabilities are well-respected by numerous journalists. Personally, the graduate from George Washington University is a doting mother to her only son. She has been married twice and is currently single. Bash loves her supporters to the core. That is why she is an American reporter is extremely active in Instagram, Twitter and other social media platforms. She keeps her supporters updated.