Whitney Houston’s funeral details

Whitney Houston’s family has decided to make available the Pop Superstar’s funeral services available on television and online this weekend.

A video camera will be installed in the church on Saturday to record the funeral at the New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, New Jersey.

Officials started to investigateHouston’s death after finding prescription drugs in her hotel room. The 48-years-old Whitney Houston was found unconscious in the bathtub by a member of her personal staff last Saturday night.

According to newspapers, Houston's funeral begins at 12:00 EST (17:00 GMT) on February 18 and is expected to last 90 minutes. Sources tell that Houston will be buried Saturday in Fair View Cemetery in Westfield, next to her dad. Whitney's father, John Russell Houston Jr, died in 2003.

Why People Are Using Online Entertainment Auction ...

If you thought Black Friday offered good deals on consumer goods, but disliked the crowds and prefer a more entertaining style of shopping then you are one of many people who will love using onlineauction sites. Holiday shopping has never been as fun or as kind to your wallet than it is now. Online entertainment auction sites offer money-conscience customers a chance to enjoy the best new products of the season for massive savings off of regular retail price, and entertain themselves while doing so. 

Feedback is very positive for users who learn the system of online entertainment auction sites. It can put the fun back into online shopping, with a bit of drama and strategy. And who doesn't love avoiding long lines and sold out stores, in person? With online entertainment auction sites, everything is at your fingertips and ready to ship the moment you win. Many people are trading in the traditional ways of shopping for more enjoyable alternatives.

One of the most popular testimonials found on thesewebsites are on successful winners of auctions on consumer electronics. These sites always have the selection you want; almost everything electronic you can possibly think of is ...

New Juicy Review: Lord of Pleasure by Delilah Marv...

Book:             Lord of Pleasure

Author:          Delilah Marvelle

ISBN:             1420104497

Rating:          Four Stars

Marvelle's tale of Alexander Baxendale, third Earl of Hawksford and Charlotte, Lady Chartwell is indeed sweet, delightful and endearing to readers. What originally sold the purchase of The Lord of Pleasure were reviewers' consistent comments that Marvelle's novels were hilarious and fun. Nothing is better when you have laughs along with romance. And nothing is harder to write. So special respect should be set-aside for those authors who are able to successfully concoct hilarity for us. 

It had been a while since I'd picked up a historical romance. Favorites include Christina Dodd, Gaelen Foley, Judith McNaught and Julia Quinn. Lord of Pleasure largely reminds of early Julia Quinn with some Jude Deveraux naiveté thrown in. Marvelle's second novel is green, but with great promise and careful attention. The characters each have their own voice; personality, and connects with readers. 

Just like Quinn capitalizing on the Bridgertons, Lady Whistledown, and the Featherington's (dear, sweet, befuddled Penelope always enveloped in yellow!), so too has Marvelle carved out some unique characterizations: Madame de Maitenon, Harold, the bull-faced butler-stevedore, Alexander's saucy mother ...

Fiendishly Reviewed: A Perfect Blood is romantical...

Book:                   A Perfect Blood

Author:                Kim Harrison

Publisher:           Harper Voyager

ISBN/ASIN:        9780061957895

Rating:                  5 Stars

Release Date:     Feb, 2012

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At the end of Pale Demon, Trent sagely outlines to Rachel the danger of rendering herself helpless in the midst of so many enemies. Brought back from the brink of death after kicking Ku’Sox’s butt, and nearly losing her aura by unwittingly carving out a new ley line that has devastating effects in the everafter, Rachel has some tough choices to make. Will she try to live her life without her demon enhanced abilities? Can she? Can she even go back to being an earth witch?

 Harrison smartly leads with this thought in A Perfect Blood where Rachel will reap the consequences of her all decisions…good and bad, to finally realize that with great power, comes great responsibility. With one charmed Elven bracelet, Rachel chooses to effectively cut herself off from the scrutiny of the demon collective, ley lines…even Al thinks she’s dead. After the fracas in San Francisco, even the Inderlander government has her declared dead. But has she chosen wisely?

 When a deep-seated cell of HAPA (Humans Against ...

New Fiendish Review: Afterlight by Elle Jasper

Book:                Afterlight

Author:             Elle Jasper

Publisher:        Signet

ISBN/ASIN:       9780451231673

Release Date:    Out Now!!!!

Rating:                4 Stars

Check out Elle's Page and find out more about The Dark Ink Chronicles.

Elle Jasper’s debut series, The Dark Ink Chronicles begins withAfterlight, a dreamy, scrumptious read that I could not put down about tattoo artist Riley Poe whose rare blood type becomes the instrument in a complicated triumvirate that plunges her into the middle of two warring vampire factions on the steamy streets of Savannah.

On one side is the heritage of the Gullah, who have protected her most of her life, and masked her blood from any would-be enemies. Aligned with them is the mysterious House of Dupre, whose family has maintained an almost eternal state of vigilance over the city. Together they must defeat the resurrected threat of Victorian and Valerian Arcos who once left a bloody trail throughout the region.

Afterlight feels like a fully plotted novel, with a sensory explosion at every page turn. Scenes come alive, are rich and meaty, and worth savoring every bit. One can almost inhale ...

How to Critique Music Even Though You Aren’t...

Just because you aren't a musician doesn't mean you can't express an honest critique of music. If you're a fan of a certain type of music, there's a good chance you're very knowledgeable about that genre; and even if you aren't a fan of that type of music, you can certainly say what you like or dislike about it.

All critiques represent the opinion of one individual, no more, no less. But to be a fair, honest, and knowledgeable critic will set you apart - and you don't even need to play an instrument to qualify.

1. Decide what sort of music you'll offer critiques on. You don't have to pigeonhole yourself, but you do need to make a set of parameters for yourself: Will you critique classical music? Rock and roll? Jazz? Folk? Metal? There are some bloggers who have "listening blogs" - they listen to a variety of music, post links to it, and then comment on it. They don't have a set type of music they listen to. There are others who are known for being classical music critics, rock critics, and so on. All you have to do is say what you ...