Whitney Houston

Another day, another new development in the death of Whitney Houston. After reports that Raffles van Exel removed the cocaine from her hotel room after her death emerged, TMZ is now claiming that cocaine actually was, in fact, found in Houston's room.

Hopefully this will bring some more closure to Whitney Houston's family and justice to everyone else he's allegedly conned. Raffles van Exel, following his own admission of cleaning out Houston's hotel room after her death, is being sought after for questioning by police.

It's no secret that Whitney Houston's family detests Bobby Brown, but now they're saying they have a reason. The New Edition singer's recent DUI arrest is fueling the Houston family's fire more than ever in their efforts to keep Brown away from his and Houston's daughter, Bobbi Kristina.

Ever since the police began investigating the death of Whitney Houston -- and especially since toxicology results showed cocaine in her system -- authorities and the masses have wondered who cleared the evidence of the drug from her hotel room. We have our answer: the same person who likely sold her open casket photo.

Despite the news that Whitney Houston died as a result of an accidental drowning and that there was cocaine in her system, police say the report doesn't raise issues to further expand their criminal investigation, reports the Los Angeles Times.

Since the announcement that Whitney Houston's death was caused by accidental drowning and that cocaine was found in her system, serious allegations have been thrown at Ray J, Houston's significant other. Leolah Brown, sister of Houston's ex-husband Bobby Brown, claims the R&B crooner provided the late pop icon with cocaine before she died.

When an open casket photo of Whitney Houston was published in the National Enquirer after her death, her fans, family and friends were appropriately outraged. Although Houston's family was too disgusted to investigate the matter further, Whigham Funeral Home launched their own look into the matter -- and it appears they've narrowed it down to one shady character.

The official cause of the untimely and tragic death of Whitney Houston has been revealed.

Those are some big shoes (and pipes!) to fill! One of Justin Bieber's producers has named 'X Factor' winner Melanie Amaro the next Whitney Houston.

Students at PS22 in Staten Island paid tribute to the late, great Whitney Houston by singing a beautifully touching rendition of one of the belter's biggest ballads, 'The Greatest Love of All.'