Did Whitney Tell the Truth?

Whitney Houston earlier this week completed the sinterview of all interview with media maven Oprah Winfrey. Houston opened up like no other subject on her problems with her 14-year marriage to Bobby Brown, including her addiction to marijuana laced with rock cocaine and being battered and bruised.
Bobby Brown, as we know, has been known as a bad boy ever since his New Edition days. According to Whitney, the couple had some fun times but Bobby brought her down to her lowest level.
The interview, broadcast over two days, was at its most surreal when Oprah pulled a how-to manual on weed-smoking out of her: "“You put it in your marijuana, Oprah, you lace it, you roll it up, and you smoke it in your weed," Whitney said, with hand gestures acting it all out. "It’s like heroin and cocaine speedballing, but you level it off, with marijuana.”
Not trying to take up for Bobby, but did it all happen like Whitney said?
After the interview, ,Bobby hit back telling The Insider: "I think we corrupted each other."
In any event, it's Whitney, not Bobby, that has an album coming out. It's Whitney with everything to lose, and Bobby with nothing to gain.
However it went down, it's their perogative, ya know?

The Return of Whitney Houston

If you remember, the platinum voice of the 1980s and 1990s was not Sade, was not Paula Abdul, was not any Prince protege.
It was Whitney Houston.
Your parents grew up on Motown. But whether you know it or not you grew up on Whitney. Even if you did'nt grow up on her; you grew up on you, know what I mean?
Done with the crack-is-wack phase, the Bobby Brown phase (who is expecting a child with his girlfriend) as well, the original Cougar is back.
Famous songwriter Diane Warren has been penning tunes for her and she is impressed.
"I don't usually write music with someone in mind, but I set out to write specifically for Whitney," says Warren.
Warren said the singer's vocals, are "Seriously ... amazing. I'll tell you something, Whitney is back. Let there be no doubt!"
Whitney was relegated to backstage after marrying Bobby Brown, a move long seen as a jump across class lines. People took sides. Whitney lost friends. Powerful friends. But she could always sang.
And she's apparently back to that again: Sanging.
But do we still care?