Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston is the youngest of four kids born in Newark, New Jersey on August 9, 1963. Her parents are gospel singers Cissy Houston, aka Emily Lee Drinkard - and John Russell Houston Jr. Whitney's cousin Dionne warwick was also an international singer. Her mother and she began to sing professionally together at New Hope Baptist Church, Newark when Whitney was only 15 years old. They performed backing vocals on Chaka Kans' smash hit in 1978 Im Every Woman. She then went on to perform backing vocals for Lou Rawls and Jermaine as well as her mom. In 1981, she began working as a singer with the New York-based funk group Material. It was her quality vocal work that attracted interest of recording companies like Arista. In 1985, the debut of Whitney Houston was the top-selling debut album ever. Many of the songs on her album were hit, including The Greatest Love of All and Saving All My Love. It was the first US year, the album was sold over 3 million units. Then it went on to be bought by more than more than 25 million worldwide which earned her the first Grammy. The Whitney album of 1987, which featured the songs I Wanna Dance With Somebody and Where Do Broken Hearts Get to continue her popularity. But it is The Bodyguard of 1992 that was her breakthrough album and made her one of the most successful musicians in recent history. Even though the film's and performances of the actress were not highly praised, the soundtrack album that featured her interpretation of Dolly Parton's I Will Always Love You was the most popular single in many months. It sold in excess of 44 million copies around the world. Also in 1993 when she was married to Bobby Brown, an ex-New Edition artist who gave her only child Bobbi Kristina Brown. At this point when her well-documented drug use began and by 1996 she was a daily addict.

Dana Bash also known as Dana Ruth Schwartz is an American reporter anchorwoman as well as a political correspondent for CNN. Her weekend programs include Evans & Novak Late Edition, Inside Politics and Inside Politics. Bash has also worked for other well-known networks in recent times including NBC as well as CBS. Bash is a recipient of many honors and awards. Elle magazine once listed her in its Women in Washington Power List. Bash is highly sought-after by her remarkable ability as a anchor or reporter. Additionally, she is a loving mother of her son, even though she graduated from George Washington University. She has been married twice and is now single. Bash has a huge love for all of her fans. That's why the American journalist keeps herself active in social media sites such as Instagram as well as Twitter which keeps her followers informed about events that occur in her life.