E! Online — Stop everything because a Whitney Houston song just dropped--and it will immediately make you want to dance with somebody. Just in time to send you into the weekend with your car windows... more info

Stereogum — Tonight, we hear Whitney Houston's first posthumous song, a 1991 cover of Steve Winwood’s 1986 song "Higher Love" remixed by Norwegian DJ Kygo. The song was first performed at a Tokyo concert in 1990 and was intended for her third album, I’m Your... more info

Dlisted — It seemed like Whitney Houston had the title of “Most Disrespected Dead Celebrity” on lock this week when plans to put her digital image on tour were revealed almost simultaneously with the revelation that Kanye West was making Pusha T use that i... more info

Kings of A&R — Critics have been wanting to write Madonna off but she could have the last laugh. Her net worth by Forbes is approx. $590 million. She’s one of America’s wealthiest self-made women. Check out her performance at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019. W... more info

Dlisted — When Britney Spears needed it the most, a hero came to her defense. Now, despite the fact she’s been dead for 7 long years, Whitney Houston needs her own Chris Crocker and I’m about ready to to go lie in bed with my phone and record myself ugly c... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The Whitney Houston revival is well underway. The pop titan’s estate is planning a resurgence for the late stinger that includes a new album of unreleased tracks, a touring hologram, a potential Broadway musical and other branding deals. The G... more info

Consequence of Sound — A jukebox Broadway musical and an album of unreleased music are also on the way. more info

Stereogum — Nobody is excited about hologram tours, and yet someone, somewhere sees money in them. In the past few years, we've seen announcements about any number of dead icons touring via hologram: Amy Winehouse, Frank Zappa, Patsy Cline, Ronnie James Dio, a R... more info

USA Today Music — Houston's estate is also planning a Broadway musical and a Vegas-style showcase.             more info

New York Times — The family of the singing star, who died seven years ago, has reached a deal with the marketing company behind the posthumous resurgence of Bob Marley. more info