Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born into a musical family on the 9th of August, 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. In Newark, Whitney began singing with the choir of the church as a small child. At the age 15 she joined her mom in backing vocals in Chaka's hit Im Every Woman from 1978. She then went on to join the backing vocals of Lou Rawls, Jermaine, and even her mother. Beginning in 1981, she started working as a singer in the New York funk group Material. Her quality vocal performance with this group that caught notice of major record label such as Arista. The year 1985 saw the debut of Whitney Houston turned out to be one of the most successful debut albums of all time. The album All My Love was released in 1985 and became a number one hit. The album came out in 1987 and has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide. The Whitney album from 1987, that featured songs like I Wanna Dance With Somebody and Where Do Broken Hearts Get to and continued to be a huge success. It came with The Bodyguard of 1992 that was her breakthrough album and made her one of the biggest-selling performers in the history of music. Although the film was not highly appreciated and neither was her performance, the soundtrack of her Dolly Parton version I Will Always Love You hit the top of both the albums and singles charts across the US for a period of time. It sold 44,000,000 copies. The same year, she was married the former New Edition singer Bobby Brown with whom she has a single daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown, born in March 1993. Her daily consumption of the drug was well-documented.

Dana Bash, also known by the name Dana Ruth Schwartz, is an American journalist and anchorwoman who works as a political correspondent at CNN. The anchorwoman produced a number of shows on weekends on the network, which include Evans & Novak: Late Edition" and Inside Politics." She worked previously for NBC and CBS. Bash received a Women in Washington Power List award from Elle magazine. Bash is widely praised for her amazing abilities as a reporter/an anchor. In her personal life the graduate from George Washington University is a loving mother to her sole son. She was married twice and is currently a single. Bash is an independent, confident woman. She loves her fans. It is for this reason that Bash, the American journalist, Bash is very engaged on social media platforms including Instagram as well as Twitter. She keeps her followers informed about all the most recent happenings in her life.