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An inventive mash-up song put together by someone named Zooash is making the rounds today that takes the acapella version of Whitney Houston singing How Will I Know and mixing it with the instrumental version of Robyn‘s song Dancing On My Own. The song has been dubbed Dancing in Houston but I prefer to call it How Will I Dance On My Own. It’s a clever little mash-up, one I think all y’all should hear. Additionally, Billboard magazine is reporting that a few of Whitney Houston‘s albums have reentered the Hot 200 album chart with her Greatest Hits compilation entering the Top 10. A few of Whitney‘s songs have also made a return to the Singles Charts. Click below to hear this mash-up and read more about Whitney‘s return to the Billboard music charts.

Here is an update folks… Earlier today Trent reported on the news about our dear Whitney Houston’s funeral arrangements. We initially were told that there would be a public memorial service on Friday in New Jersey to honor Whitney, but now it has been reported that a public service has been canceled, to comply with the family’s wishes. A private invitation-only funeral will be taking place on Saturday at noon.

Now that the autopsy has been completed, the body of Whitney Houston has been released by the medical examiner so that the family can being preparations for the late singer’s funeral. Apparently, there was some discussion about whether Whitney would be laid to rest in Atlanta, GA (where she lived for many years before her death) or in Newark, NJ (where she grew up as a child). NJ won out and yesterday afternoon, Whitney‘s body was flown by private jet to Newark where memorial and funeral preparations are now underway. As I understand it, the family is planning a small, private wake for Whitney (possibly on Thursday) before a possible larger, more public memorial takes place at the end of the week (on Friday?) … and then the very intimate private funeral for the family will take place at noon on Saturday.

When it was reported on Saturday that Whitney Houston passed away, I mentioned that there was a rumor going around last week that Simon Cowell was considering signing Whitney as a judge on The X Factor. Today we learn that the rumor was true from Cowell himself. In an interview with Piers Morgan, Simon confirmed that he had reached out to Whitney and was planning to meet with executives this week over the possibility of signing her as a judge on The X Factor.

It has been 2 days since the world lost legendary singer Whitney Houston at the age of 48 years old and altho yesterday we learned that Whitney may have died from an accidental bathtub drowning, new details that have emerged in the past few hours suggest that she may have died from a deadly prescription drug cocktail. The autopsy on Houston‘s body is complete but it will be many weeks before we learn the results from the toxicology tests. TMZ is reporting that water was found in Whitney‘s lungs but go on to say that the coroner does not believe there was enough water in her lungs to indicate death by drowning. Houston‘s family has REPORTEDLY been told that her death was likely due to improper prescription drug use.

The 54th annual Grammy Awards were handed out in a lavish musical ceremony at the Los Angeles Convention Center in downtown LA on Sunday night and while the focus of the awards show was to hand out awards to the best musical performers of the last year, as decided on by Grammy voters, a portion of the night was devoted to the memory of the late Whitney Houston. Grammy Awards host LL Cool J opened the show with remarks that paid tribute to Whitney‘s life and legacy and he shared a personal prayer for and in her memory. Later on in the show, singer Jennifer Hudson performed a powerful rendition of I Will Always Love You in tribute to Whitney. We will hear more about the Grammy show itself a bit later on but, for now, let’s see how tribute was paid to Whitney Houston at Sunday night’s show.

Late last month we got to check out a promo image of Whitney Houston and Jordin Sparks from their upcoming new film Sparkle which is STILL DUE to hit theaters in August. Today, in the wake of Whitney‘s sad death, we learn that the last new songs that Houston recorded before her death will be featured in the film Sparkle when the movie is released later this year. I guess if there is one piece of happy news to come from yesterday’s and today’s events is that we still have the promise of new Whitney Houston music to look forward to.

Just two days before her tragic and untimely death yesterday, Whitney Houston made an on stage appearance at a pre-Grammy Awards party in Hollywood, CA where she jumped up to give an impromptu performance of the church hymn Yes, Jesus Loves Me with singer and friend Kelly Price. Little did people in attendance at the time know that it would prove to be Whitney‘s final musical performance ever. Altho the vocals aren’t her best and yes, she appeared to be a bit … off … I find it ironic, touching and a bit sad that Whitney‘s last song performed ever was Jesus Loves Me (which she originally recorded for the soundtrack of The Bodyguard). Click below to watch video of Whitney‘s final performance ever.

Ugh … very troubling breaking news to pass along. It is being reported that Bobbi Kristina, the only begotten child of the late Whitney Houston and ex-husband Bobby Brown, was rushed to Cedars Sinai Hospital here in LA earlier this morning. As we learned previously, Bobbi Kris tried to gain access to the hotel room at the Beverly Hills Hilton where her mother died yesterday to see the body and she was turned away by police. It was reported that furiously upset Bobbi stormed away. News of today’s reported hospitalization is extremely concerning … because at this point, we cannot be sure why exactly she was rushed to the hospital. Read on to find out what we do know about this scary new development.

As you may have noticed, all of my blogposts today (with the small exceptions in Les News) have been about Whitney Houston and the shockwaves caused by her untimely death yesterday. Barring any majorly significant news that may break today, I’m keeping the blog all Whitney today. Things will be back to normal tomorrow with the usual variety of entertainment goss but … I need today to be about Whitney. As I mentioned in an earlier post, I spent part of my evening last night just mourning the loss of such an amazing talent by engulfing myself in her music. I will forever remember Whitney Houston by the music she gave us … and thankfully, we have a lot of music to remember her by.