So we imagined the career of Whitney Houston finished in 2010, it seems that the singer is currently in top form. Last year, plagued with harsh criticism, she was forced to cancel her world tour. It is rumored previously that she would prepare eighth album for 2011 ...
In 2009, Whitney Houston released the album "I Look To You", six years after "One Wish: The Holiday Album," his seventh album in twenty-five year career. Highly anticipated, this album was quickly shot down by critics, and a very large number of fans were disappointed to return it considered lackluster. Yet, listening to this album is not bad and all is well produced. Supported by the romantic "I Look To You" and "Million Dollar Bill", he entered third in the Top Albums directly right out to do just drop in the rankings the following weeks. Where the bottom hurts is when you look at the numerous television performances by Whitney Houston are far from equaling the performance that the artist had used. As her world tour had been aborted in pain because of an obvious lack of energy, diminished vocal abilities, and lack of reservations.
However, Whitney did not let down and plans to release a new album in the coming months. If no date is yet official, we move towards a publication boxes for the second half of 2011. Indeed, the interpreter of the famous song "I Will Always Love You" is preparing to make its entrance into the studio early next summer. The news will delight fans of the French artist, certainly frustrated at not being able to go cheer their idol at Paris-Bercy in 2010 (see article).
Pursuing her acting career in parallel, Whitney Houston is also ready to pass before the cameras. According to the online magazine That Grape Juice, Whitney would have several projects for television and film. Fourteen years after his last major role in the movie "The Preacher's Wife," the artist would be approached for the role of Savannah Jackson in an adaptation of the book "Getting To Happy" Terry Mc Millan, along with Angela Bassett, Lela Rochon and Loretta Devine. Would not get too hasty, no contract is yet signed according to our latest information. Whitney's daughter, Bobbi Christina Brown, however, refers to repetition for a U.S. tour on her Twitter ... The year 2011 she would ring the return of the diva "Bodyguard"?
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