Whitney Houston's body has been laid to rest and her cause of death has reportedly been determined, but for her family, the hard work of coming to terms with her untimely death has just begun -- and part of that work will include attempting to track down a photographer who took unauthorized photos of the singer after she died.
Whitney Houston's funeral and burial encountered intense media scrutiny, and it's not stopping any time soon. The latest big question surrounding Houston's death and lying to rest: How is her casket being guarded?
The cause of Whitney Houston's shocking death has finally been revealed to be an accident.
Whitney Houston may be gone, but she has not been forgotten, and her camp is making sure that her story will live on forever through film. Even before her death, Whitney Houston and her people were in talks to film a biopic about the singer's life -- and now that the 'I Will Always Love You' songstress is deceased, there's a whole lot of buzz about the movie and who will portray Whitney in the flick.
Is RiRi the new Whitney? She might be, if some movie executives have their way. A new report suggests that Rihanna is on the shortlist to play Whitney Houston in a biopic of the late 'I Will Always Love You' singer's life.
Following the fallout from the National Enquirer's publication of Whitney Houston's open casket photo, there's been quite a bit of speculation as to who leaked the shot. While the funeral home and Houston's family adamantly deny any involvement, Bobby Brown has remained silent on the matter.
Like the entire world, Mariah Carey's heart has been heavy in the past couple of weeks as she continues to mourn the loss of her friend and musical icon, Whitney Houston.
Whitney Houston's family is devastated by the leak of an open casket photo to the National Enquirer. TMZ reports that Nippy's mother, Cissy Houston, was hit the hardest by the betrayal.
It looks like Whitney Houston fans are paying tribute to her and celebrating her legacy in a big way. Billboard reports that Houston's YouTube and VEVO views are up a whopping 4,523 percent last week.
The owner of the funeral home where Whitney Houston was laid to rest is firing back at allegations that she or her staff leaked the notorious open casket photo of the star to the National Enquirer. Carolyn Whigham, second-generation CEO of the Whigham Funeral Home in Newark, N.J., told the New York Daily News that she is "horrified" by the accusations -- and at the backlash resulting from them.
