If you were wondering how Whitney Houston's family is faring in the wake of her untimely and tragic death, you need look no further than reality TV -- sorry, documentary television. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Lifetime has ordered up ten episodes of what they're calling a docuseries following the late singer's relatives as they come to terms with her passing. more ›

Your hit of Whit was listed as available--temporarily--at 45 Cap Elite Herbal Center, according to the Huffington Post, who found the strain included on the venue's page on WeedMaps.com. more ›

Bobby Brown, the troubled ex-hubby of the late music superstar Whitney Houston, had a court date this morning. The singer entered a not guilty plea in response to three misdemeanor charges connected to his March 26 arrest in Van Nuys on suspicion of driving under the influence. more ›

A recently released 9-1-1 call made from the Beverly Hilton's security team demonstrates the chaotic moments after Whitney Houston's body was found in a bathtub. A member of the Beverly Hilton security team reports to a dispatcher that an unidentified 46-year-old woman was discovered in her hotel bathroom not breathing. more ›

While the toxicology report released in March laid the world's speculation about the cause of Whitney Houston's death to rest, the mystery still remained: Where was the cocaine? Initial reports found no evidence of illegal drugs in the late singer's Beverly Hilton hotel room where she died, but reports of "white, powdery remnants" found in her room surfaced in late March. more ›

Things weren't necessarily all downhill for Whitney Houston at the time of her sudden death in February at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The singer was working on getting her pipes back in fighting shape, and she'd worked on a film that was nearing its release. Today, the trailer for that film, Sparkle, has arrived. more ›

If you would pony up considerable cash to be the owner of some (yes: used) undies that once rested upon the nether-regions of Hollywood mega-icon Marilyn Monroe, you should have been in Beverly Hills this weekend, when one such pair of panties--worn by the actress in the 1954 film "River of No Return" were on the auction block. more ›

After the toxicology report on Whitney Houston's body laid to rest speculation about how the singer died on February 11, attention then turned to how the drug that contributed to her death disappeared from the Beverly Hilton hotel room where she was found dead. more ›

It wasn't a huge surprise that cocaine ultimately lead to Houston's demise since she had struggled with it for years. The only real mystery was why there wasn't any coke found in the Beverly Hills hotel room where Houston died, especially since the coroner said that there was evidence she had used it shortly before she died. more ›

Speculation surrounding the February 11 death of Whitney Houston alleged that the singer died from a combination of prescription drugs and alcohol. However, the long-awaited toxicology report shows otherwise. more ›

On the heels of Whitney Houston's death To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the film "The Bodyguard," Warner Bros. and NCM Fathom will re-release the movie in theaters across the country at the end of this month, for one night only. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 1992 Whitney Houston-Kevin Costner love story will be shown at 400 theaters nationwide at 7:30 p.m. local time on March 28. more ›

Mosaic portrait artist Jason Mecier's latest creation - a tribute to the late Whitney Houston - is impressive in its craftsmanship, but his choice of materials is, how do we say it, a bit hard to swallow. Using pills of various colors, shapes and sizes, Mecier produced a colorful portrait of the late singer - who is rumored to have died from a fatal mixture of alcohol and prescription drugs. more ›

KFI and its popular radio talk show, "The John & Ken Show," recently came under fire following offensive comments made by the controversial pair about the late Whitney Houston. In an effort to extinguish the flames ignited by the duo's "crack ho" comments, the station has drafted a plan of action "to find common ground on programming and diversity issues," wrote a KFI spokesperson in an email to LAist this afternoon. more ›

The death of singer Whitney Houston the day before the Grammy Awards is likely to be ruled an accident, E! News is reporting. The entertainment network is citing "a source with knowledge of the ongoing investigation," for the exclusive information, which is being shared by other publications today. more ›

Before radio shock jocks John Kobylt and Ken Chiampou returned to the airwaves Monday afternoon following a brief suspension, the duo and members of KFI management met with black leaders to discuss the need for more diversity at the station. Additionally, a quasi-apology for calling the late Whitney Houston a "crack ho," which spurred Monday's meeting, was caught on video. more ›

Radio shock jocks John Kobylt and Ken Chiampou are slated to return to the airwaves today following a brief suspension for calling Whitney Houston a "crack ho." And quite a few people are none too happy about their restoration, including loyal fans of the late singer and black leaders. more ›

The Beverly Hilton Hotel has fired staff members for leaking information about Whitney Houston's death. A source said hotel employees who talked to the media violated hotel policy, noting, "They weren't high level employees." more ›

Auctions of celebrity memorabilia happen all the time, and attract all sorts of bidders. An upcoming auction of Hollywood memorabilia will include some items affiliated with the late Whitney Houston, and now the auctioneer says those items can be seen as "a celebration of her life." more ›

The one-time KFI shock jock Tom Leykis seemed to be waiting in the wings for such a moment: he called the hosts "total fucking pussies" while he was on The Gary and Dino Show podcast. more ›

KFI announced today that the station is suspending the popular conservative radio talk show "The John and Ken Show." KFI refrained from releasing the specifics of the conversation at hand, but in a recording of the show online posted by Lycan, Houston is referred to as a "crack ho" - twice. more ›

Local tour company Bikes and Hikes LA has added the Beverly Hilton, where Whitney Houston's body was found, to their guided trip to celebrity homes, based on what they call in a statement, "the outpouring of emotion over Ms. Houston's death." The company offers a number of tour options for your average visitor (or local!), and founder Danny Roman said of the Beverly Hilton addition that "We pride our tours on being as up to date and current as possible." more ›

News updates on the untimely death of Whitney Houston last Saturday are flooding the Interwebs, print media and social networking sites, making it impossible to forget the unfortunate event of February 11 that saw the end of an unforgettable talent. more ›

In the wake of Whitney Houston's untimely death, the third annual Beverly Hills Wine Festival has modified its programming to include a very special tribute to the very special star. "Remembering Whitney" will take place at the Beverly Hilton Sunday, February 26, from 2pm to 6pm. more ›

After Whitney Houston passed away on Saturday, her mentor and friend Clive Davis decided to go on with a pre-Grammy party in the Beverly Hills Hilton, the same hotel where Houston's body was still being examined by investigators. more ›

After Whitney Houston passed away, Tyler Perry reportedly offered the use of his private jet to Houston's family to transport her body. Today, they took him up on that offer. more ›

When a celebrity dies, tradition dictates that fans flock to their star on the famous Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard to leave cards, notes, flowers, photos, candles and other offerings in tribute. But when Whitney Houston died Saturday, there was no slab of sidewalk devoted to the legendary singer: She doesn't have a star on the Walk of Fame! more ›

"We do not know the cause of death," said Lt. Mark Rosen of the Beverly Hills Police Department during a press conference held at 11:30 this morning regarding the late Whitney Houston. The singer was found dead in her hotel room at the Beverly Hilton on Saturday afternoon. more ›

The family of singer Whitney Houston has been told the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office no longer needs to hold her body, and they are free to collect her remains and make funeral arrangements, according to a coroner's lieutenant, reports City News Service. more ›

During last night's Grammy Awards telecast, the music industry association acknowledged Whitney Houston's shocking death almost immediately. After the opening performance from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, host LL Cool J took to the stage and said, "There's no way around it. We've had a death in our family. For me, the only thing that feels right is to begin with a prayer for a woman who we love, for our fallen sister, Whitney Houston." more ›