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Rumors have been rampant about every aspect of Whitney Houston's life since her tragic death on Feb. 11, but the latest isn't about her substance abuse or financial woes. It's about an affair with Jermaine Jackson.

Adele is just as good at breaking records as she is at singing on them. The British powerhouse's 'Rolling in the Deep' just became the biggest digital selling song ever by a woman -- and the second biggest digital song ever.

The drama continues surrounding the Whitney Houston photo leaks. The Star-Ledger reports that the owner of the funeral home where Houston was laid to rest knows who leaked her open casket photo.

Kelly Clarkson is without a doubt one of the most amazing voices to hit pop music in years. She is known for her smash hits as an artist including 'Since U Been Gone,' 'Breakaway,' 'Never Again,' 'My Life Would Suck Without You' and 'Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You),' among others, but she is just as well known for her duets with superstars like Reba McEntire ('Because of You') and Jason Aldean ('

Congratulations Beyonce! The proud mama has another reason to glow: She earned her sixth No. 1 single on the R&B/Hip-Hop charts!

Oprah Winfrey has scored the first (and possibly only) interview with Bobbi Kristina Brown following the death of Brown's mother, Whitney Houston.

Rihanna is a fan of Adele, but not of '21.' The Bajan beauty revealed that Adele's monster hit is too somber for her tastes.

Here's an excellent case of why the Internet is so great. A Detroit-area producer posted an unreleased song that was originally demoed for the late and great Whitney Houston. The song 'All Alone Now' was produced by Waajeed and sung by the soulful crooner Cee Lo Green.

After nearly 80 weeks on the chart, Katy Perry's 'Teenage Dream' is still going strong, with an expanded edition (dubbed 'The Complete Confection') arriving in stores March 27 -- complete with its own hit single, 'Part of Me.' But as she revealed during a recent interview with MTV, Katy's already looking ahead to her next album.

No wonder Whitney Houston's family sold footage of her funeral to the media and claimed it was for the financial benefit of Houston's only child, daughter Bobbi Kristina.