Whitney Houston ’s 1992 The Bodyguard soundtrack extends its lead as the top-certified film soundtrack in RIAA history. On ...

Cynthia Erivo is revealing a surprising Sisqó song as one of her all-time favorite vocal performances. In an interview with ...

Robyn Crawford was Whitney Houston's assistant, best friend and former love interest. Here's everything to know about her ahead of the Dec. 23 release of the I Wanna Dance with Somebody biopic ...

Dolly Parton, who wrote the song, first learned about Houston's version after hearing it on the radio We will always love Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You." Written by Dolly Parton and ...

We don’t need a reason to honor Whitney Houston’s greatness, but as the world celebrates her 60th birthday, it seems like a perfect time to remember the ridiculous number of hits she gave us.

Houston’s hits from the mid-’80s like “Saving All My Love for You,” “How Will I Know” and “Greatest Love of All” were among the chart-toppers that earned the rising star several ...

If you’ve seen the popular 1992 film “The Bodyguard,” you’re probably already aware of the amazing onscreen chemistry between costars the late Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner. But in a ...

Whitney Houston achieves shocking milestone 13 years after death that no other artist has reached. Her latest accomplishment ...

In "I Will Always Love You" Whitney Houston sheds any vocal acrobatics for a simple arrangement. Find the story behind the song. Behind the Meaning of “Greatest Love of All” by Whitney Houston - ...

Kevin Costner tells Kelly Clarkson he fought for Whitney Houston to sing 'I Will Always Love You' a cappella in 'The Bodyguard.' Kevin Costner revealed he is responsible for one of the most iconic ...

Whitney Houston in the music video for 'I Will Always Love You'. Whitney Houston/YouTube. The song that went on to become a defining highlight of Houston's career almost never happened at all.

Peter Carrette Archive // Getty Images. 1985: Debut album and first #1 with ‘Saving All My Love for You’ Whitney Houston and Clive Davis celebrate sales of debut album.