Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born into a musical family on the 9th of August, 1963, in Newark New Jersey the daughter of gospel superstar Cissy Houston (nee Emily Lee Drinkard) and John Russell Houston Jr. and cousin of singing star Dionne Warwick. The singer began her singing career in the choir at the church she attended The New Hope Baptist Church in Newark when she was a child and at 15 was singing backing vocals professionally with the mother of her on Chaka Khan's 1978 smash Im Every Woman. She then went on to sing backing vocals with Lou Rawls, Jermaine, and her mother. The quality of her work as the lead vocalist in New York funk group Material caught the eye of major record companies including Arista, with which she signed her contract in 1982, where she stayed the rest of her life with them. Whitney Houston became the top-selling debut single for a new artist in the year 1985. Tracks like the title track, The Greatest Love of All, How Can I Tell If You Give Good Love, and the song Saving All My Love were all released from the album. They helped Houston to achieve 7 US top tens, which surpassed even the top tens of The Beatles. The album sold 3 million copies during its initial year, as well as 25 million around the world. The album won her first six Grammys. Whitney 1987 Whitney 1987 release, featuring Where Do Broken Hearts and I Wanna Dance With Somebody as popular songs, was a way to build on the success she had achieved. But the 1992 film The Bodyguard sealed her spot in the top 20 most-sellers of all-time. Although the film and the actress' performance were not much praised, her soundtrack album featuring her rendition of Dolly Parton's I Will Always Love You was her top single and albums for many months. The album sold over 44 million copies worldwide. When she welcomed her daughter Bobbi, Brown married Bobby Brown of the ex-New Edition group. Her drug addiction began around this time and, in 1996, she'd developed a habit of using.

Dana Bash also known as Dana Ruth Schwartz is an American anchorwoman for news and reporting as well as political correspondent for CNN. Her previous work included NBC, CBS and other prestigious channels. Additionally, she produces some of CNN's weekends shows like Evans & Novak Late Edition and Inside Politics. Bash is a recipient of several awards and honours. Elle magazine once listed Bash on the Women in Washington Power List. She's known for her incredible anchoring/reporting abilities and she's admired by young journalists. She is also a loving mom to her son despite having graduated from George Washington University. Bash is a single mother and has been married two times. Bash one who enjoys being independent and strong, is very fond of her followers. That is why Bash, the American reporter is so active with her followers on Instagram, Twitter and other social networks. She regularly updates her followers.