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I think the interview was great and definitely shows Whitney has changed since the Diane Sawyer interview.
During her song, I keep waiting for her to really build up and smash it... but she didn't. I keep expecting the old Whitney voice, but I guess I just have to get used to her matured tones.
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also the whole 'man should be the breadwinner' thing isn't just a conservative christian value. there are plenty of non-religious/atheist/whatever couples who cling to traditional gender roles and heaven forfend if a wife makes more money/has more success than the husband. you'd be surprised.
09/15/09
I think this is one of the most honest, revealing celebrity interviews I have ever seen. She did not dodge the questions, and reading some of the previous comments, I wonder - what the hell do people want from her?
She is a singer, she is not infallible, as she freely admits. I am sure that some people are turned off by her faith in God, but at least she has it. She is a perfect example of how someone can have it all, yet in many ways have nothing, recognize that, and do her best to change her life.
We can all learn from her. As she says, "Bring it. I told the truth."
As my grandfather used to say, "Anyone who says that they haven't made mistakes is a liar and the truth isn't in them."
She truly is "everywoman"
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Second, when is this woman going to come out of the closet? (See: affairs with women during crack binges (Enquirer article), though I doubt the drugs made her do it.) That marriage to Bobby Brown was a sham gone bad. There have also been ongoing rumors (since the early 90's) of her having an affair with her longtime friend and personal assistant, Robin Crawford.
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Heifer...I don't think so.
09/14/09
Those 2 brought out the worst in ech other.
How is cocaine a light drug?
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I'm glad she is clean but she is but a shadow of her former self and its sad to watch - even when she's all dressed up and looking pretty. ugh
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09/15/09
It's non-addictive, or at worst equal to, say, 'Chocolate addiction'.
Saying otherwise gives conservitards ammunition for their populous duping crap-cannons. *pew pew pew*
(Edit: typos)
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You wanted him to stop - he didn't want to - that was most likely the crux of the issue.
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Thanks for the videos, Tracie. Between this and the VMA liveblog and clips, I feel like I've seen all the major TV events this week so far without actually having to, you know, watch them. Yay!
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