Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was the youngest of the children of singer Dionne Warswick, and gospel music legend Cissy Houston. Whitney Elizabeth Houston grew up in a family that was musical. When she was a little girl, Houston started performing professionally in the choir of her church. Houston sang the backing vocals for Chaka Khosns 1978 single Im Every Woman with her mom. In 1981, she briefly did a stint as a fashion model and also appeared on the Seventeen album cover. She also provided back vocals for Jermaine and Lou Rawls. She started as a featured singer for The New York-based New York Funk band Material. Her vocal quality performance attracted the attention of major record label Arista where she signed up in 1983. In 1985, Whitney Houston's first album turned out to be one of the most successful debut albums of all time. The album contained several hit songs including How Will I know You're Good to Me, Saving all My Love For you and The Most Beautiful Love of All. It allowed her to achieve seven US chart-topping songs in succession and was more than the Beatles. The album itself sold three million copies in its first season in the US and then went on to make 25 million copies worldwide, earning them the first six Grammies. Whitney 1987 Whitney 1987 record, with the songs Where Do Broken Hearts and I Wanna Dance With Somebody as popular songs, was a way to build on the success she had achieved. The 1992 film The Bodyguard sealed her spot in the top 20 most-sellers ever. Although the film was not very well received, nor was her performance, the soundtrack to the film's Dolly Parton version I Will Always Love You was able to reach the top spot on both singles and albums charts in America for months. The album sold over 44 million copies. It was also in 1993 when she got married Bobby Brown, an ex-New Edition singer and father of her only child Bobbi Kristina Brown. At this point the drug use was documented, and she was able to use it regularly in 1996.

Dana Bash, also known as Dana Ruth Schwartz, is an American anchorwoman and journalist who is a correspondent for politics at CNN. She produced several weekend shows on the network, including Evans & Novak: Late Edition" and Inside Politics." She worked previously for NBC and CBS. In terms of distinctions and awards Bash has been featured in Women in Washington Power List in Elle magazine. She is known to have remarkable anchoring skills and her reporting abilities are highly regarded by younger journalists. On a personal level, she is a graduate of George Washington University is a caring mother for her single son. She was married twice, but is currently single. Bash loves all her fans. The American journalist stays her fans informed about her day-to-day activities via social media platforms such as Instagram as well as Twitter.