Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born on August 9th, 1963 on the 9th of August, 1963 in Newark New Jersey. She is the child of the gospel music legend Cissy Houston(nee Emily Lee Drinkard) and John Russell Houston Jr. Whitney Houston's cousin Dionne Warswick sings as well. When she was a little girl, Houston began singing professionally in the New Hope Baptist Church in Newark along with her mother on Chaka K's Im Every Woman in 1978. She provided backing vocals for Jermaine Jackson, Lou Rawls and her mother. In 1983 in 1983, the New York City funk-rock band Material recruited her to be their main singer. Their quality was that was what attracted her to the the major label Arista. In 1985, Whitney Houston's first album became the best-selling debut album of all time. The album had several smash singles, including Saving all My Love for You How Are You Going to Know If You're Good to Love? and The Greater Love of All. This resulted in her having seven US Top Ones in a row. The singer beat the Beatles. The album's debut US year the album had sold more than 3 million copies. It went on to be purchased by more than 25 million worldwide which earned her her first Grammy. The album Whitney which came out in 1987 and featuring the smash tracks How Do Broken Hearts go? and I Wanna Dance With Somebody, built upon her previous success. However it was The Bodyguard (1996) that cemented her position as the top selling album in music. The film, and her performance in it was not well received, but the soundtrack and her rendition of Dolly Parton's I Will Always Love You charted for several months at the top of the charts. In all, she sold nearly 44 million albums and singles all over the world. The daughter of her mother Bobbi is born March in 1993. This was the year after she wed Bobby Brown. It was around this time and, by 1996, she had become a regular user.

Dana Bash or Dana Ruth Schwartz or Dana Ruth Schwartz, as she's commonly known as, is an American journalist and political analyst for CNN. She has also produced certain of the network's Sunday programs such the Evans & Novak' Late Edition' and Inside Politics.' In the past, she worked for NBC, CBS and other prestigious channels. The awards and honors she has received include inclusion in Elle's Women in Washington Power List. Bash is highly regarded by her remarkable abilities as a reporter/an anchor. Additionally, she is a loving mother of her son, even though she graduated from George Washington University. She was married twice and is now single. Bash is a fan of all her followers. That's why she is an American journalist keeps herself active on the social networking sites Instagram as well as Twitter and keeps her fans informed about events that occur in her life.