About Whitney Houston

Whitney Elizabeth Houston, an American singer and actress, is widely regarded as one of the greatest singers in music history.

Houston, one of the best-selling music artists ever, has sold over 220 million records worldwide.

She influenced many singers in the recording industry with her powerful vocals, vocal skills, gospel singing techniques in pop music, and live performances.

Houston holds the record for having seven number-one singles in a row on the Hot 100.

Her impressive list of achievements includes two Emmy Awards and 30 Guinness World Records.

Houston has been honored by being inducted into various halls of fame, such as The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Rhythm and Blues Music Hall of Fame.

Houston began singing at New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, New Jersey, and later went on to become a background vocalist in high school.

She was a trailblazer as one of the first black women to grace a magazine cover.

At the age of 19, Houston signed to the label under the guidance of Clive Davis.

Her first two studio albums, Whitney Houston and Whitney, reached number one on the Billboard 200 charts and are some of the best-selling albums ever.

Houston's hit singles propelled the acceptance of black female artists on MTV, notably with songs like 'How Will I Know' and 'Greatest Love of All'.

Her third studio album, I'm Your Baby Tonight, produced two Hot 100 number-one singles, 'I'm Your Baby Tonight' and 'All the Man That I Need'.

Her rendition of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' at the 1991 Super Bowl garnered widespread media attention.

Houston's acting debut in the film The Bodyguard, despite mixed reviews, became one of the highest-grossing films at the time.

The film's soundtrack won a Grammy for album of the year and remains the top-selling soundtrack album of all time.

'I Have Nothing', 'I'm Every Woman', and 'I Will Always Love You' were all major hits with the latter being the best-selling single ever.

Her final Hot 100 number-one single was 'Exhale', and 'I Will Always Love You', produced by Houston herself, became a bestseller.

Houston also branched into film production with projects like Cinderella and The Princess Diaries.

91Astrology prediction for Whitney Houston

He will be hardworking and devoted to his work. He will strive to achieve his mission and not relax before accomplishing it.

He will struggle against difficulties with firmness till the end and leave the final results to God.

He will have a fertile imagination and sharp intelligence.

He will be very sensitive and emotional. He will have extraordinary and intense powers.

He has the quality of being self-confident, restraint, self-control, boldness, courage, resolution, freedom and aggressiveness etc.

He will be an extremist if he loves someone, it will be to the height of insanity and if he hates someone, he will hate to the extreme of madness.

He will be a successful critic i.e. he will be skilled at criticizing others but his criticism being logical, nobody will counter argue.

He will not accept criticism about himself and will feel bad if anyone denies him something. Opposition may make him angry. He will behave enmically towards his opponents.

He will be frank and sometimes he will be abusive - he may hurt others by being too direct and not consider the other person's feelings. He will be interested in using taunts.

He will be revengeful and if someone hurts him then he will not forget it easily.

He will appear to be liberal on the outside but may be a suspicious person inside.

He will live a dual life - one for showing the world and another for himself.

He will be aware about his self-importance and will be an expert at exaggerating his importance.

He will be interested in topics like mystery, external forces, unknown power, death, Astrology, tantra-mantra and the oceanography, chemistry, philosophy and psychology.

He will be desirous of attaining spiritual love and will be loyal and trustworthy to his dear one. He will be keen to make sacrifices at any cost for his love.

Characteristics to be corrected - do not pass sarcastic remarks and do not be over critical, avoid secretive enmity, control the temper and do not indulge in foul play.