Coroner: Autopsy on Whitney Houston completed
Foul play not suspected in death of superstar in Los Angeles; Toxicology report not likely for 6 to 8 weeks
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Foul play not suspected in death of superstar in Los Angeles; Toxicology report not likely for 6 to 8 weeks
Bobbi Kristina Brown, only child of singer and Bobby Brown, had been taken from hotel where mother died
Alicia Keys, Diddy and Tony Bennett were among the stars who paid tribute to the late Whitney Houston; Houston was found dead in her hotel room hours earlier
The sudden death of Whitney Houston cast a shadow over the Grammy Awards show where Jennifer Hudson led the tributes to the music legend. Bigad Shaban reports from the red carpet.
As investigators look into what killed pop superstar Whitney Houston, her death has cast a shadow over the Grammy Awards ceremony. The show's producers have scheduled a special tribute to honor the multi-grammy winner. Bigad Shaban reports from the red carpet.
Bobbi Kristina Brown, only child of singer and Bobby Brown, taken from hotel where mother died
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Singer Tony Bennett started the annual Clive Davis pre-Grammy gala with a song dedicated to Whitney Houston. Entertainment and music figures shared memories, thoughts and tears on the passing of the six-time Grammy award winner.
Just hours before she was scheduled to attend the annual pre-Grammy gala Whitney Houston was found dead in a hotel room. According to Beverly Hills police the pop vocalist was pronounced dead on Saturday afternoon, February 11, but it was almost 11 hours after her death that the body was moved from the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
Foul play not suspected in death of superstar in Los Angeles
Music world mourns loss of a majestic voice, as investigation into the cause of troubled singer's death continues
Final performance with Kelly Price was on Feb. 9, 2011
While the cause of Whitney Houston's death in still under investigation, police say they found nothing suspicious. As Lee Cowan reports, her passing has left the music industry almost speechless.
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Singer Whitney Houston has died at a Los Angeles hotel at the age of 48. Her meteoric rise in the world of pop music was countered by her ongoing battle with drugs. CBS News' Bigad Shaban reports.
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The pop diva whose majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, erratic behavior and a tumultuous marriage died at age 48
Fans of Whitney Houston gather outside the iconic Apollo Theater in New York City and share emotional memories about the singer who died at age 48.
Cell phone video of Whitney Houston's last performance before her death. Recorded on February 9, 2012, Houston performs "Jesus Loves Me" with Kelly Price. facebook.com/LIVEfromFrontRow
Whitney Houston, one of the most popular and acclaimed singers of all time, has died the age of 48. CBSNews.com's Nick Dietz reports.
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