Whitney Houston Video Archives (Memorial Edition 2012-2017) 10 DVD Set

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume I

1. NBC Special News Report 02/11/12: First bulletin of Whitney’s passing hours after it occurred on the same day
2. CBS Sunday Morning 02/12/12: Opening includes mention of the upcoming segment on Whitney’s passing. Later a profile on Whitney includes a 1985 appearance on the Merv Griffen Show RARE and interview with Clive Davis and scenes from Whitney inning the Grammy award and interview with Whitney from 1996. Footage of Sean Combs at the Clive Davis Pre-Grammy party. Later another segment that is mostly a commentary about Whitney and how the press will handle this tragedy.
3. The 54th Annual Grammy Awards 02/12/12: Opening, LL Cool J offers a prayer at the head of the nights festivities. LL also includes a segment from 1991 of Whitney on The Grammy’s singing “I Will Always Love You”. Alicia Keyes acknowledges Whitney’s passing. Later Stevie Wonder also acknowledges Whitney’s passing. Later in the show a rememberance segment for the passing of members of the music industry that concludes with a special tribute by Jennifer Hudson singing “I Will Always Love You” stunning and heart felt performance
4. The Today Show 02/13/12: Opening includes a mention of Whitney’s tributes on The Grammy’s then the actual segment on Whitney’s passing reporting that the autopsy is complete and further details about the day of her pasing. Footage from the press conference of coroner Ed Winterin Los Angeles. Also footage of Bobby Brown in concert acknowledging Whitney’s passing and footage from Whitney’s last live performance from this past Thursday. Another segment includes a double interview with Gerrick Kennedy of the Los Angeles Times who met with Houston days before her passing comments on the icon. Footage of Whitney interrupting an on camera interview with Clive Davis. Also during the segment is an interview with interviewer Sean Robinson who has the distinguishment of having the LAST on air camera interview of Whitney. Footage from that last interview are shown for the very first time. Both comment on her condition during their encounter with Whitney. and Later a exclusive interview with Darlene Love (Part 1 of 2) discussing the death of Whitney and moments from her childhood. Additional report from The Beverly Hilton Hotel where Whitney was found. Includes a interview with Rev. Al Sharpton. Following is a commentary by both Kate Coyne Assistant Managing Editor for People Magazine and Gail Saltz Phychatrist about the events leading up to Whitney’s passing. Later in the program a report on the “world’s reaction” to Whitney’s passing including a recation from actor Viola Davis and tweets from Barbra Streisand and Oprah. Later in the show “Remembering Whitney Houston” segment includes in studio interviews with Joe Levy Contributing Editor for Rolling Stone Magazine and Psychiatrist Dr. Julie Holland. Another report “Music’s Biggest Night honors an Icon”. Also included is an interview with Kelly Price who was the last person to sing with Whitney. Later a exclusive interview with Darlene Love (Part 2 of 2) discussing the death of Whitney and moments from her childhood.
5. Access Hollywood Live 02/13/12: Interview with Ken Ehrich Executive Producer for The Grammy’s. Also an interview with interviewer Sean Robinson who has the distinguishment of having the LAST on air camera interview of Whitney. Footage from that last interview are shown. Various celebrities comment on Whitney’s passing. Later the very first interviews with Whitney song collaborators David Foster and Diane Warren. Also included is an interview with Kelly Price who was the last person to sing with Whitney. Footage from that performance is included. Singer Kelly Rowland comments on Whitney’s passing

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume II

1. News 4 New York @ Noon (LOCAL NEW YORK COVERAGE-NOT NATIONAL) 02/13/12:
2. The Talk 02/13/12:
3. New York Live 02/13/12:
4. TMZ 02/13/12:
5. The Insider 02/13/12:
6. Entertainment Tonight 02/13/12:
7. Eyewitness News @ 11 (LOCAL NEW YORK COVERAGE-NOT NATIONAL)
8. The Today Show 02/14/12:
9. The Insider 02/14/12:

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume III

1. Entertainment Tonight 02/14/12:
2. CNN Anderson Cooper 360 02/14/12:
3. CNN Erin Burnett Out Front 02/14/12:
4. CNN Piers Morgan Tonight 02/14/12:
5. The Today Show 02/15/12:
6. Access Hollywood Live 02/15/12:
7. News 4 New York @ Noon (LOCAL NEW YORK COVERAGE-NOT NATIONAL) 02/15/12:

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume IV

1. CNN Worldwide 02/15/12:
2. CNN The Situation Room 02/15/12:
3. TMZ 02/15/12:
4. The Insider 02/15/12:
5. Entertainment Tonight 02/15/12:
6. The Today Show 02/16/12:
7. Access Hollywood Live 02/15/12:
8. E! News 02/16/12:
9. CNN Piers Morgan Tonight 02/16/12:

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume V

1. CNN Anderson Cooper 360 02/16/12:
2. CNN Erin Burnett Out Front 02/16/12:
3. The Today Show 02/17/12:
4. CNN Piers Morgan Tonight 02/17/12:
5. CNN Anderson Cooper 360 02/17/12:
6. CNN Erin Burnett Out Front 02/17/12:

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume VI

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume VII

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume VIII

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume IX

Whitney Houston Memorial Tribute Collection Volume X

1. Whitney: Can I Be Me 08/18/17: By the time Whitney Elizabeth Houston was 15, she was singing background vocals for Chaka Khan, Lou Rawls, and Jermaine Jackson. In 1983 Whitney signed a worldwide recording contract with Clive Davis’s Arista Records. However her success came with its fair share of drug use, love affairs, and scandals. Directors Nick Broomfield and Rudi Dolezal weave never before seen video, candid interviews and behind the scenes performance footage into a raw and uncensored portrait of Whitney Houston, who died suddenly at age 48 after years of struggling with addiction. Exploring her far-reaching impact, the directors focus on Houston’s central dilemma: even though she had made millions of dollars and was recognized as having one of the greatest voices of all time, she still couldn’t do what she wanted, either professionally or in her personal life.

2. The 2017 American Music Awards 11/19/17: The most anticipated highlight of Sunday night’s American Music Awards was actually a blast from the past: Christina Aguilera’s Whitney Houston tribute. This year marked the 25th anniversary of the debut of Houston’s film The Bodyguard,and even now, five years after the singer’s death, her absence still looms large. The late diva was a singular talent—and as fans have come to expect from Aguilera, the 90s pop idol belted her own way through the greatest-hits medley with gusto. Aguilera’s medley was ambitious from the start, kicking off with “I Will Always Love You” before moving on to hits including “I Have Nothing” and “Run to You” while images from The Bodyguard played in the background. As typically happens with tribute jams, not everyone liked Aguilera’s occasionally pitchy performance—and those who were less than impressed found an avatar in Pink, who seemed to be caught  grimacing in the audience. (Pink had nothing but nice things to say about Aguilera’s performance on Twitter, though, and could be seen cheering during the broadcast.) After her performance, Aguilera thanked both the A.M.A.s and Houston’s family on social media “for making a little girl’s dream come true.”