that's whitney houston singing "i love the lord." this guy is really getting into it. he's graceful. he's got ballet going on in what looks like an old fashion black -- that would be ms. whitney houston. watch this. he does a cartwheel. he does other gymnastics. >> oh, no! >> took out the picture. >> he just kept on going. he didn't even stop. >> the show must go on. >> keeps moving and then he picks up the picture. somebody else comes? >> doesn't look like anyone else was phased by what happened. >> he did the cartwheel i thought, wow, i've never seen gymnastics done in the praise dance. but this, a back flip, the double back flip, bam, the picture. >> i'm going to kick this service up a notch. >> they gave him a standing ovation. >>> driving around in your sports car isn't getting you enough t attention, maybe you need to add a little bit more heat. the new thing out there, nissan skyline gtr in the central streets of london spitting and bumping flames out the back of the exhaust. the exhaust system has been upgraded so the car is flashy and cool but now it's also lo

presley, jackson, whitney houston. why did these people and many more self destruct? going to talk to a guy one of the most powerful men in the music industry about that as the factor continue as >> bill: back >>> new book called sound track of my life written by clive davis. he was very close to whitney houston who pretty much destroyed himself with drugs that is where i began the conversation last night. >> bill: whitney houston was a close friend of yours in addition to a client. correct sh. >> true what was the again sis of her problem? when did the problem begin? >> when i discovered her at 19 she was a wonderful spirit. she loved music and was a work horse. first album didn't break here in america it broke in every country in the world. she went everywhere for first two albums and she the loved it. >> she was clean back then? >> she had to be, okay. she was a woman who had a talent. >> bill: okay. she evolves into this super star. and then, descends into the world of drugs. >> i did meet with her at my home the weekend i saw her a year later you know at the mich

presley, jackson, whitney houston. why did these people and many more self destruct?sic industry about that as the factor continue as cross usa ask around the world. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar, for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how're they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing out, and yes, especially dollars. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. >> bill: back >>> new book called sound track of my life written by clive davis. he was very close to whitney houston who pretty much destroyed himself with drugs that is where i began the conversation last night. >> bill: whitney houston was a close friend of yours in addition to a client. correct sh. >> true what was the again sis of her problem? when did the problem begin? >> when i discovered her at 19 she was a wonderful spir

gosh, that was great. [ applause ] whitney houston. >> whitney houston."the greatest love of all." and "the greatest love of all" was the song that i had commissioned about eight years earlier for the life of muhammad ali for a movie on his life. and she found meaning in that song that i knew the composers, michael masser and linda creed, might not have known it was theirs. so i went on a predecessor of yours -- merv griffin had a national tv show. >> jimmy: sure. >> and i said "here for the next generation is someone who combines the lyrics and beauty of lena horne with the fiery gospel of aretha franklin or dionne warwick. and ladies and gentlemen, whitney." >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] it's like, magically goosebumps. like goose bumps. all right, we'll do one more if you don't mind. justin timberlake. [ laughter ] >> well, i got to tell you. each year i have a party the night before the grammys. it's called the pre-grammy gala. everybody -- it's an a-list party. >> jimmy: a-list party, yeah. i've never been at that. yeah, very famous. [ laugh

and it came to whitney houston's "i will always love you." ♪ you were always second and i will settlelways second place. i will settle for you. did you catch all of that? >> love that song. >> well, somebody is going to settle for this guy. he is the next "bachelor." and his name is juan pablo. >> he has pecs and his name is juan pablo. 31 years old. former pro soccer player. "the bachelor" starts in january here on abc. juan pablo. >> they might have a casting call soon. >> you seem so anam rouse. >> i like the name more than anything. >>> a college student looking to social life 101, might want to head to iowa city. >> the university of iowa ranking number one when it comes to the top party school. that's compiled by the princeton review. puts the university of california santa barbara in second place. university of illinois at urbana-champaign. >> west virginia and syracuse. and on the bottom, bringham young university. >>> look at this bold statement oprah is making on the cover of the new "o" magazine. the massive wig weighs 3 1/2 pounds. >> she claims it's her favorite cover eve

tuvimos la oportunidad de ver a casi 20 y pico de niÑos, mi hija era una de ellos, en homenaje a whitney houstonugar, nuestra silvina belmonte trae las mejores tÉcnicas para no pasar desapercibido. >>> hola jhonny. >>> no necesita ninguna tÉcnica. >>> se comentÓ comadre, algunos llegan al lugar, automÁticamente captan la mirada de cada persona que se encuentra ahÍ, si quieres contesto. (risas) >>> bueno, lo primero, cuando entramos como entramos, hay una manera de caminar, y tenemos que sentirnos seguros, y tambiÉn la manera de caminar en esta seguridad como felinezca, como un tigre. >>> una tigresa. >>> cazando. al acecho. >>> con la altura, seguridad que soy lo que soy, me van a buscar, con esa suavidad que tienen los felinos. cual>>> veamos si tenemos una pequeÑa dramatizaciÓn. >>> a ver, a ver. >>> mira eso. >>> el otro galÁn de "despierta amÉrica". >>> galanura. cual>>> alan. >>> wow!. >>> hablame un poquito. >>> sÍ, hablame un poquito de esto. >>> ahÍ tienes, Él entrÓ sabiendo lo que Él es, sintiÉndose un seductor, un hombre con todo lo que tiene puesto, hizo esa cosa suave, con cierto gra

because i'm at that point in my career where i feel like a whitney houston or a well- established artist could have somebody come in and write them a hit record, and they can perform that. it doesn't have to be my pen all the time. it's my expression, but it doesn't have to be my pen. so i went in with that attitude, so that way it wouldn't be such a difficult situation. it was about me picking and choosing at the end of the day, "oh, man, that feels right. that's what i'm looking for. nah, y'all sound like snoop dogg. i told y'all i want snoop lion. i ain't doing no snoop dogg. get back on this page." because when you're working with writers, they tend to hear what you used to sound like, but -- sound, "man, you sounded awesome on that song. you should rap it." "i'm not rapping on this. if i was rapping, i wouldn't need y'all. i need reggae." tavis: how difficult -- back to that word "difficult" again -- was it for you, since we are so used to you doing your stuff, that you write, how difficult was it when you decided to do that, to in fact surrender yourself to somebody else's words, s

the late whitney houston said -- a lot of people getting a tattoo will that decision hurt your chancen interview? i will share that in ask allison. >> we are talking about ben affleck to play crusader. >> he is not smooth enough, sorry. >> only way it could have been worse is channing tattum. >> this guy is oscar winner

whitney houston came here once on a private jet with her husband bobby brown upon emerging from customs whipped out a roll of $100 and began passing them out outside the terminal. many, if not most of them gave the must be wack. americans would find this odd as i'm sure mr. brown did. he no doubt meant well. he couldn't have had ample opportunity to understand very much by how the culture works here. >> guest: i -- hazel and i were driving the country side and we saw flamboyant that we liked in a field. it's one of the prettiest tree in the world. it blooms between june and september. bril maryland red or orange or something in between. it's just wonderful tree in every way. we located the man who owned the tree. it's in a field. and so we're stopped and said how much would you take for the tree? iom an american, you see. i have -- unfortunately manners i shouldn't have. because you have occasionally people that stop you. americans start somewhere in the middle of the conversation by getting to the point. [laughter] how much for the tree? he said -- that sort of thing. so this, of cours

we do know that two years before she died, whitney houston did the big oprah interview where she hadesus meeting and took ownership of her wrongdoings and all her troubles, then she ultimately died from her troubles two years later. so the jury is still out. this is where lindsay lohan is in her life. she can either take the turn and become the drew barrymore of her generation, because drew barrymore had very similar beginnings, or she could become dana plato. we are hoping she goes in the direction of drew and this is a step in the right direction. >> absolutely. the hope is there. john murray, thank you. >>> new jersey's governor getting high marks from people in that state. he's expected to cruise to another term, but might he have his sights set on the white house? something he said today, maybe, maybe, holds a clue. geoff: i'm the kind of guy who doesn't like being sold to. the last thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pitch, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on s

tuvimos la oportunidad de ver a casi 20 y pico de niÑos, mi hija era una de ellos, en homenaje a whitney houstonuÉ?>>> que es el color rojo? >>> pasiÓn, chulerÍa, gozadera, el target, el blanco para llegar. >>> si vamos a hablar, si es la maÑana, ciertas partes del cuerpo, supererÓticas de quÉ color son? >>> rojas. >>> tienes razÓn, el color rojo, bueno, justamente, le voy a decir. >>> recuerdas, no exageren. >>> digamos si le sacamos el sombrero. el saco rojo. pero el rojo ademÁs me gusta. y ves ahÍ un galanzote. un galanzote, rojo. >>> y el payasito, lo que decÍamos que no. >>> hay tÉcnicas mÁs sutiles, verdad? a la vez poderosas. >>> sÍ, las tÉcnicas del seductor, y tÚ las sabes, dilas. >>> mire seÑores, simplemente. >>> aparte de esa sonrisa. >>> es llegar a un sitio, y haces un paheo. >>> una marcadita le decimos, marcazo. >>> y si agarras lo que quieres, haces. >>> y estÁs controlado. >>> hagamos asÍ. >>> los ojos. >>> muy importantes. >>> la mirada que sonrÍe. la mirada picara que hace asÍ, y clavas, y profunda. >>> automÁticamente. >>> y mataste. >>> a los quince minutos. yo hice esa mir

. >> remembering whitney on her 50th birthday. houston'smbstone. >>> and the beatles of broadway backstage with a look-alike. >>> for 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." >>> usher fighting for his kids. amanda bynes facing another setback. i'm kevin frazier. >> our reporters are there as amanda bynes's parents are in court again today and usher goes in front of a judge to prove that he's a fit parent. >> we focus on amanda and usher and their crucial legal turning point. >> i don't know that my son is going to be 100% the way he was before this incident. i don't know that. i have no proof of that. a so called emergency. it is very much an emergency. >> usher's ex in tears today. overwhelmed with emotion and breaking down on the stand. >> i know this is very difficult. >> it's ridiculous. this is

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sprintcaptel.com >> mike: she is a pint size polo house brought people to their feet after belting out whitney houston'sall this week highlighted kids who have taken the internet by storm. 8-year-old singing sensation joins us. thank you so much for being here. you brought the apollo theater down. do you have any idea how big of a deal that is. >> no. >> no idea? the apollo theater is legit. that's big music. how did you know that you were good. >> that everybody was cheering for me and and lots of audience were-i lots of clapping for me. >> rick: that's it. how old were you when you started singing and you also play the piano? >> yes. >> rick: how old were you when you started doing this? >> i started singing and performing when i was 3. >> rick: when you were 3 years old? >> yeah. >> rick: did your parents think there is something special with this girl? >> yes. >> rick: what do you think you want to do? is this what you want to do for your life. >> yes. this is what i want to do for my life. >> rick: do you think you can can be a super star. >> yes i think i can be a stuper star. >> confidence is 90%

. >> remembering whitney on her 50th birthday. houston'sstage with a look-alike. >>> for 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." >>> usher fighting for his kids. amanda bynes facing another setback. >> our reporters are there as amanda bynes's parents are in court again today and usher goes in front of a judge to prove that he's a fit parent. >> we focus on amanda and usher and their crucial legal turning point. >> i don't know that my son is going to be 100% the way he was before this incident. i don't know that. i have no proof of that. a so called emergency. it is very much an emergency. >> usher's ex in tears today. overwhelmed with emotion and breaking down on the stand. >> i know this is very difficult. >> it's ridiculous. this is ridiculous.