Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was conceived to a musical family 9 August 1993, in Newark New Jersey. Whitney is the cousin of daughter to the singing sensation Dionne. She began singing in the choir at the church she attended The New Hope Baptist Church in Newark as a young child and at 15 was singing backing vocals professionally with their mother in Chaka Khan's hit song from 1978 Im Every Woman. After that, she began to sing backing vocals with Lou Rawls, Jermaine, and her mother. Her vocals with the band from New York Material have attracted record companies of all sizes, including Arista. The label signed her to Arista in 1983 and spent the remainder of her professional career. In 1985, Whitney Houston's debut album turned out to be the best-selling debut album ever. On the album, she came out with several hits including Saving all My Love for You How Will You Know That You're a Good Person and The Greatest Love of All. This helped her achieve seven US Top Ones in a row. It was even better than the Beatles. The album came out in 1987 and has sold more than 25 million copies across the globe. The Whitney follow-up in 1987 with the singles What Do Broken Hearts GO and I Wanna Dance With Somebody helped to further build upon the success of her first album. It was, however, the 1992 movie The Bodyguard that solidified her status as one the world's most loved performers. The film, and her performance as a character was not popular, however the soundtrack and her rendition of the song by Dolly Parton I Will Always Love You charted for several months at the top of the charts. In all, she sold over 44 million singles and albums all over the world. The same year, she was married former New Edition star Bobby Brown with whom she was the sole parent of their daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown. She was born in the month of March 1993. At this point that her widely documented substance abuse began. By 1996 she was a daily addict.

Dana Bash or Dana Ruth Schwartz as she's more well-known as an American anchorwoman reporter as well as CNN's political reporter. She hosted a variety of weekend programs on the network, which include Evans & Novak: Late Edition" as well as Inside Politics." She was previously employed by NBC as well as CBS. Bash's awards and recognitions include her inclusion on the "The Women in Washington Power List" by Elle magazine. Numerous young journalists admire her reporting and anchoring skills. Additionally, she is a loving father to her son even though she graduated from George Washington University. She was married twice and is currently single. Bash is a sturdy and independent woman loves her fans wholeheartedly. The American journalist stays her fans up to date with her life via social media platforms such as Instagram and Twitter.