Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born to a musical family on the 9th of August, 1963 at Newark New Jersey the daughter of gospel superstar Cissy Houston (nee Emily Lee Drinkard) and John Russell Houston Jr. and the cousin of singer Dionne Warwick. Her first singing gig was in the choir of her church The New Hope Baptist Church in Newark when she was a child and at 15, she had begun singing backing vocals professionally alongside the mother of her on Chaka Khans 1978 hit Im Every Woman. After that, she began to join the backing vocals of Lou Rawls, Jermaine, as well as her mother. The singer began her career as a featured vocalist for the New York-based funk band Material as well. It was her high quality of her vocal work in the band that caught the attention of major record labels including Arista with whom she signed in 1983. This is where she stayed for the rest of her professional career. Whitney Houston became the top-selling debut record by a young artist in 1985. Three singles, Saving All My Love To You, What Will I Know When That You're Giving Love Good and the Greatest Love of All came from the album. They helped Houston to achieve a record seven US top tens, which surpassed even the Beatles. The album was released in 1987, and it sold over 25 million copies around the world. Whitney was her first album. Whitney which came out in 1987, and featuring the smash songs Where Do Broken Hearts go? and I Wanna Dance With Somebody, built upon her previous success. However it was The Bodyguard (1996) that established her as one of music's best sellers. While the movie itself and her performance in it weren't widely reviewed, the soundtrack album as well as her rendition to the Dolly Parton song I Will Always Love You made the singles and albums charts for months. It sold more than 44 million copies around the globe. When she had her daughter Bobbi Brown, she got married to Bobby Brown of the ex-New Edition group. At this point her use of drugs became well documented and she began using daily until 1996.

Dana Bash is also known by the name of Dana Ruth Schwartz and she is a journalist for the Washington Post as well as a journalist for CNN. The shows she hosts on weekends comprise Evans & Novak Late Edition, Inside Politics and Inside Politics. NBC as well CBS have been her previous employers. The awards and honors she has received include inclusion in Elle Magazine's Women in Washington Power List. Her extraordinary anchoring and reporting talents have been lauded and acknowledged by numerous journalists. Her one child is the happiest moment of her life. She is single and was married twice. Bash loves all her fans. It is for this reason that the American journalist, Bash is engaged on social media sites such as Instagram as well as Twitter. Bash keeps her followers updated with all the latest happenings in her daily life.