Police say so far there are no signs of foul play in Houston's death. She was 48.
During his annual pre-Grammy party, Clive Davis joined with other artists to speak about the loss of Whitney Houston.
We now live in an age when glamorous, hey-look-at-me belters so dominate the pop-music firmament that you can barely tell who's doing the shouting. So it may be hard for some to remember -- or imagine -- what it was like to behold Whitney Houston for the first time. Not even your first taste of snow, your first meaningful kiss, your first encounter with one of the seven natural wonders quite aligns with the experience -- unless as some rough combination of all three.
Clive Davis talks about Whitney Houston's great voice as Jennifer Hudson remembers dreaming of doing a duet with her.
Whether inside or outside the Beverly Hilton hotel where singer Whitney Houston died Saturday afternoon, the grief and shock were the same.
CNN's Poppy Harlow speaks with the pastor of the church that Whitney Houston attended as a child.
"We're going to go home and watch Hawaii Five-0 guest-starring Vanessa Minnillo," he laughs
The singer shares her excitement as she gets set to perform at Clive Davis's annual star-studded bash
The singer, who'll be performing at Clive Davis's big pre-Grammy bash, calls motherhood "the best"
Friends tell PEOPLE why the singer and fiancé Mike Fisher make such a good couple
Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Rihanna and Fergie celebrate with music's biggest names
Mariah Carey, Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Katy Perry and Keith Urban are all expected to let loose
Singer Harry Connick Jr talks to CNN's Shanon Cook about working with impresario Clive Davis on his new album.
Harry Connick Jr. doesn't look like someone who's released 24 albums: no gray hairs, no stooped posture.
Whitney Houston's first album in seven years debuts this fall, and expectations are high.
Whitney Houston swept into the room in full diva mode -- hair, makeup and entourage. She looked the part.
"You realize how much we miss her," says her longtime producer Clive Davis
Admitting she was almost ready to retire, the reborn diva wows a London party crowd
From the beginning it seemed like sentiments were against the marriage between Usher Raymond and Tameka Foster Raymond.
Usher's wife went into cardiac arrest while under anesthesia for liposuction, a Brazilian surgeon confirms to PEOPLE
The rocker and wife Alison, who already have a son, will be expanding their family and the band's
"Her husband Usher is with her at the hospital," says the musician's spokesman
Usher cancels a pre-Grammy appearance "due to a serious injury in the family"
The singer kicks off Grammy weekend by serenading music legend Clive Davis
PEOPLE has all the details of the celebrity-filled soirees before, during and after Sunday's awards telecast
Barbara Houston claims the singer swiped $1 million from her father's estate
Fantasia Barrino sings the gospel song "Your Grace and Mercy" at the private service
The Brit calls her family a "great support structure" and fellow singer Amy Winehouse an "amazing artist"
The singer "looked and sounded amazing" at a charity event, says a guest
Until this week, the rules of the music industry didn't apply to Clive Davis. At 76, Davis held the top job at SonyBMG's BMG Music Group, playing Svengali to teen idols like Kelly Clarkson and Alicia Keys. The legendary record man acted as if he'd be in charge forever, thanks to his uncanny ear for a gold record, to say nothing of his genius for self-promotion and his corporate survival skills.
Singer Leona Lewis has become the first British artist to debut at number one in the U.S. album charts.
British pop sensation Leona Lewis hopes to duplicate her record-shattering success in the U.S. CNN's Denise Quan reports.
The singer was recording a new album when Bobby Brown's allegations hit
After their public clash over the summer, Kelly Clarkson and Clive Davis appear to be back on good terms – at least if this photo is any evidence.
Kelly Clarkson is finally speaking out to clear up rumors about her relationship with label head Clive Davis after the two had creative differences over her latest record.
As the saying goes, "When in Rome . . ." Well, when in Amsterdam, Kelly Clarkson partook in a (legal) local activity: She ate a marijuana cookie.
The singer's new album shows that pop Svengalis, weird and controlling as they may be, are sometimes necessary
Kelly Clarkson has a message for fans disappointed by the postponement of her summer tour.
Fortune: Music Lessonsupdated: Mon Nov 28 2005 00:01:00
THE MUSIC INDUSTRY HAS ALways been a nasty place. In the early days it was dominated by rogues like Morris Levy, the record company boss who stuffed his pockets with his artists' royalties and cons...
There are some things you can't state often enough. The Aston Martin DB5 was the greatest Bond car ever. "The Empire Strikes Back" is the best "Star Wars" movie.
Antonio "L.A." Reid had his ups and downs as head of BMG's Arista Records. He orchestrated the successful careers of Pink, Avril Lavigne, and OutKast. He also spent so heavily on marketing that Ari...
It was a party that gossip columnist Liz Smith called "a love-fest, an intimate spectacular." Kid Rock arrived in a silver top hat with Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun. Sex in the City star ...
Fortune: Comebacksupdated: Mon Dec 09 2002 00:01:00
Two years after Clive Davis's Arista ouster, Bertelsmann resurrected the label legend, buying the rest of his J Records and naming him head of RCA Music Group. And against the post-merger odds, HP'...
Fortune: A Not-So-Easy Reidupdated: Mon Apr 02 2001 00:01:00
Antonio "L.A." Reid was all energy as he took the stage in Cannes last winter. This was his first appearance at BMG Entertainment's semiannual conference since replacing Clive Davis as CEO of BMG's...
The day before Clive Davis is to launch his new record label at a glitzy party in mid-October, he's holed up in temporary offices in the penthouse suites at the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan. The ph...
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