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Whitney Houston made sure her one true love would be taken care of before her untimely February 11 passing.
The singer, 48, amended her will on April 14, 2000, leaving daughter Bobbi Kristina, now 19, everything in her possession. Bobbi Kristina will inherit her mother's money, furniture, clothing, personal effects, jewelry and cars, according to a 19-page court document obtained by Inside Edition.
Bobbi Kristina Inherits All of Whitney Houston's Money, Property
Rod Stewart might attend one of his son’s Spokane Chiefs WHL games
Spokane Chiefs centre Liam Stewart, son of Rachel Hunter and Rod StewartLiam Stewart and the Spokane Chiefs have done their best to play down the inescapable fact that, yes, the rookie centre is the son of world famous pop star Rod Stewart. Being the child of a household name no doubt has more perks than it does disadvantages, but it comes with great challenges, especially when the son is trying to make it as an athlete.
Information About hCG Online
Tons of information and web sites that offer the product in any form you choose can be found online, and you can even chat with others who are either on the hCG plan, have been on it or are thinking about it. Join these conversations to find out what hCG is all about.
Perform a simple google search for hCG and you’ll reap all types of sites, from everywhere in the world. It’s a lot of hCG online information to digest, and some are myths while others declare the truth about this phenomenal diet plan that’s sweeping the Internet.
Home buyers mistakes: Top real estate traps to avoid
Buying a home can be as exciting as it is overwhelming. Two real-estate experts share their insights into all-too-common house-buying mistakes.Not being pre-approved for a mortgage
“This is the number-one mistake,” says Kimberley Marr, a Toronto real-estate broker and author of Your First Home—A Buyer’s Kit for Condos and Houses. “I wouldn’t even go look at a house until you know what you’re preapproved for. It’s a benefit when you’re putting in an offer, especially in a multiple-bid offer, being able to provide written proof to sellers that you can complete this transaction. It could provide leverage in getting the house.”
Jon Bon Jovi Turns 50… Still On His Starter Marriage
Jon and Dorothea Bon Jovi in 2010 [Photo: Gregg DeGuire/FilmMagic]As Jon Bon Jovi celebrates his 50th birthday on March 2, there's also another milestone worth noting: He's also one of the very few major rock stars to make it to the half-century mark while still on his first wife.
The namesake frontman of Bon Jovi has been married to his high school sweetheart, Dorothea, since they wed in a seemingly quickie ceremony at Las Vegas' Graceland Wedding Chapel in 1989. Jon and Dorothea had been on and off as a couple for a decade prior to that. But, aside from a brief pre-marital dalliance with actress Diane Lane, the rocker hasn't been publicly linked to any other sweeties besides his first crush.
Why skinny jeans are bad for your health
A good reason not to lament wearing your fat jeans this morning: According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, skinny jeans may look good, but wearing them may come with a handful of unanticipated health effects. There's even a medical term to describe what you're feeling when you're strutting your zipped-up stuff: Tight Pants Syndrome.
What's the problem with wearing pants so tight they could be mistaken for body paint? Nerve compression, heartburn, abdominal discomfort and numbness are a few side effects mentioned in the piece. The article also proposes a link between skinny jeans, lower back pain, yeast infections and belching. Good times.
Credit score: Why good financial behaviour can actually drag it down
So, what's your credit score? It's a bit like asking a woman how much she weighs, and the answer is fraught with just as much fear of judgment. But just like the number on the scale doesn't tell the whole story about your health, a pristine credit score is quite often not the symbol of financial virtuosity many believe it to be. In fact, some of the actions that drive up your score may actually drag down your finances.