Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was the youngest child of the singer Dionne Warswick, and gospel singer Cissy Houston. Whitney Elizabeth Houston grew up in a family that was musical. Her first singing gig was in the choir at her church The New Hope Baptist Church in Newark when she was a child and by the age of 15 was singing backing vocals professionally along with her mother on Chaka Khans 1978 hit Im Every Woman. Her mother, Jermaine and Lou Rawls were a few of the performers she performed with. The singer was also as a model for Seventeen magazine in the year 1981. The vocals she sang with the band from New York Material have attracted record companies of all sizes which included Arista. The label signed her to Arista in 1983, where she continued to work for the rest of her professional career. Whitney Houston, her debut album that debuted in 1985 was the highest-selling album for an unproven singer. From the album, she had several smash singles, like Saving the Day, All My Love for You How Will You Know That You're a Good Person And The More Love of All. This resulted in her having seven US Number Ones in a row. The singer beat the Beatles. It sold three million copies during its initial year, and 25 million globally. Her first six Grammys. The Whitney follow-up in 1987 with the singles How Do Broken Hearts GO and I Wanna Dance With Somebody helped to build on 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 loved artist. While the movie and the performances of the actress were not highly praised, the soundtrack album featuring her rendition of Dolly Parton's I Will Always Love You was the top-selling album and single for a number of months. It sold more than 44 million copies worldwide. In 1993, it was also when she got married Bobby Brown, an ex-New Edition artist and father of the sole child of her marriage, Bobbi Kristina Brown. Around this time the drug use was well-documented and she started using it daily in 1996.

Dana Bash is also known as Dana Ruth Schwartz and she has a job at CNN as an anchorwoman, reporter, and political correspondent. Her past work includes NBC, CBS and other prestigious channels. She also produces the CNN's weekend shows like Evans & Novak Late Edition and Inside Politics. In terms of honours 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 of George Washington University is a loving mother to her sole son. She was married twice, but is currently married. Bash, a woman who is determined and independent, is very fond of her admirers. This is the reason why the American reporter is extremely engaged on Instagram, Twitter and other social networks. She keeps her supporters updated.