Whitney Houston - The Party Must Go on

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Yesterday at 3:55pm PST Whitney Houston was pronounced dead in her Beverly Hilton hotel room. That same day was the pre-grammy party where many celebrities including herself was invited to the party. Earlier in the day it was said to believe Whitney was vibrant and no one seemed to indicate that she was dying. She talked about the party that night and joining some people at a table. Sadly of course she never made it to the party. However, the party still went on hosted by Clive Davis the man who pretty much made Whitney Houston the star she was. This pre-grammy party turned into a memorial in honor the Queen of Pop. Many stars came out to celebrate her memory along with tomrrow at the Grammy's where there will be a special tribute to the late star. 


It was unclear if the party was going on at all. Many people had tickets to go this special event and with the star who passed away people didn't know if there was going to be a party. Though the party went on and many stars talked about knowing Whitney Houston. This blogger never knew Whitney Houston but loved her music. I grew up listen to many of her hits. Still do to this day and in my eyes she was the Queen of Pop. She was just as big as Michael Jackson. It seemed that drugs took a horrible toll on the star. She had many stresses in life including in 2007 with her divorce with Bobby Brown. One thing we should know about the rich and famous is that the glitz and glamour is nothing behind closed doors. May she rest in peace and remembered for her great voice. She had a voice of an angel and whenever she sang everyone would just stop to listen. She could make any song sound amazing. When she sung the national anthem at the Super Bowl I believe was sung how it should really be sung. With pride and with a voice that many people look up to. 


Rest in peace Whitney Houston. You will be surely missed!

The Beverly Hilton

At the pre-grammy party turned Whitney Houston memorial. Shown a picture of her.

Alicia Keys comforting Clive Davis the man who made Whitney Houston a star and knew her since she was teenager.