The FBI has released its files on a trio of investigations the agency conducted on behalf of Whitney Houston.
The records released Monday show the agency conducted one investigation into an alleged extortion attempt in 1992, but agents and prosecutors determined no crime occurred.
Agents also found no evidence of criminal threats to the singer in fan mail that was sent to the FBI for investigation in 1988 and 1999. READ FULL STORY »
Following a DUI arrest earlier this year, R&B star Bobby Brown checked back into rehab last week, People reports. The 43-year-old singer was charged with three misdemeanors after his March detainment and later copped a plea deal to avoid additional jail time.
“Mr. Brown takes his agreement very seriously and admitted himself three weeks after concluding his honeymoon in Mexico during a break from the New Edition tour,” his attorney Christopher Brown said in a statement. “Bobby is doing well and receiving services that comply with his agreement with the State of California.” READ FULL STORY »
Authorities have released the 911 call hotel security made to paramedics after Whitney Houston’slifeless body was found in a hotel room two months ago.
The minute-long call reveals few details about the Grammy-winning singer’s demise. The caller says people in Houston’s hotel room repeatedly hung up on hotel personnel in the moments after discovering her in a bathtub.
The call is from an unidentified security worker at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where Houston died Feb. 11. The caller tells a dispatcher that a woman is not breathing but does not identify the woman as Houston.
Coroner’s officials have ruled the 48-year-old’s death an accidental drowning, with heart disease and cocaine use listed as contributing factors.
Beverly Hills police said Wednesday that they have closed their investigation.
