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Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown were married for 15 stormy years before their divorce in 2007. Ben Tracy takes a look back at their troubled relationship.
Nancy O'Dell, co-host of "Entertainment Tonight" and Kevin Frazier, host of "The Insider" talk to Gayle King about the Whitney Houston and her final days.
In Athens, at least 45 buildings were burned and 120 people injured in protests over new budget cuts. Erica Hill reports.
Whitney Houston is remembered; Adele takes home six awards; Nicki Minaj has an exorcism. Gayle King takes a look at the Grammy Awards.
Whitney Houston's music was without-a-doubt influential, particularly for people who grew up in the 1980s and 1990s. CBS News national correspondent Lee Cowan reports on how Houston inspired a generation.
"CBS This Morning" pays tribute to the remarkable and talented singer Whitney Houston, who died tragically at 48-years-old.
Renowned songwriter Diane Warren speaks to "CBS This Morning" co-host Gayle King about her experience working with the late Whitney Houston, for whom she wrote seven songs, including "Could I Have This Kiss Forever."
Producer and composer Quincy Jones speaks about the evolution of Whitney Houston's career since she was a teenager, her remarkable gift and the "it" factor with "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose.
Grammy Awards executive producer Ken Ehrlich talks to Gayle King about how the show adapted to the news of Whitney Houston's death.
The sudden passing of superstar Whitney Houston cast a large shadow on the Grammy Awards. Gayle King reports from Los Angeles.

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