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The article focuses on singer and actress Whitney Houston, who passed away on February 11, 2012. Details of Houston's death in the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles, California are presented, along with reactions to her death from her mother Cissy Houston, record industry executive Clive Davis, and her daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown. The singer's career, problems with drug addiction, and erratic behavior before her death are also discussed.

A biography of singer Whitney Houston is presented. Details of her childhood in Newark, New Jersey including her relationship with her parents, music manager John Houston and Gospel singer Cissy Houston, and her introduction to singing in a church choir are presented. Her discovery by manager Clive Davis in New York City and subsequent career and problems with drug addiction are discussed, along with her marriage to singer Bobby Brown and the birth of her daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown.

The article presents brief reviews for music albums that this magazine says are the top 10 for the year 2010 including "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" by Kanye West, "The Suburbs" by Arcade Fire, and "The Sea" by Corinne Bailey Rae.

Photographs of several celebrities in attendance at parties following the 2010 Academy Awards ceremony, including the actress Cameron Diaz, the actress Maggie Gyllenhaal, and the actress Hilary Swank, are presented.

Photographs of several celebrities at the 2010 Academy Awards ceremony, including the singer Miley Cyrus, the actress Gabby Sidibe, and the actress Zoe Saldana, taken to support the Haiti earthquake relief organization Artists for Peace and Justice, are presented.

Photographs of several celebrities at the 2010 Academy Awards ceremony, including the actors and ceremony hosts Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin, the Best Director winner Kathryn Bigelow, and the actor Ben Stiller in costume as a character from the film "Avatar," are presented.

Photographs of several celebrities at the 82nd Academy Awards ceremony held in Los Angeles, California on March 7, 2010, including the actress Kate Winslet wearing a gown by Yves Saint Laurent, the actress Amanda Seyfried wearing a gown by Giorgio Armani Privé, and the actress Carey Mulligan wearing a gown by Prada, are presented.

Captions are presented to a series of photographs of celebrities including Meryl Streep and Kevin Bacon at the 2010 Screen Actors Guild Awards presentation.

Photographs of celebrities at the 2010 Golden Globe awards are presented, including best actor winner Robert Downey Jr. and best actress winner Sandra Bullock, the cast of best television show winner "Glee," and best supporting actress winner Mo'Nique.

The article presents brief reviews of ten music compact discs released during the years 2000-2009 including "No Line on the Horizon" by the band U2, "Baby Darling Doll Face Honey" by the Band of Skulls, and "Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel" by Mariah Carey.

This article discusses reports on how actor John Travolta, his wife, Kelly Preston, and their daughter, Ella, are coping with the death of son and brother Jett. Jett, who suffered from a seizure disorder, died at the age of seventeen on January 2, 2009 while the family was vacationing in the Bahamas. INSET: LEARNING TO SAY GOODBYE.

This article focuses on the 15th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards. The film "Slumdog Millionaire" won best ensemble cast. Actress Meryl Streep won best actress for her role in the film "Doubt." Actors and actresses in attendance at the awards include Kevin Bacon, Alec Baldwin, Katie Holmes, and Tina Fey.

The article looks at the television production award ceremony, the 2008 Emmy Awards. Pictures include those of actress Christina Applegate and Christian Slater presenting an award, actor Patrick Dempsey and his wife Jillian, and the cast of the drama show "Mad Men." Actress Tina Fey is mentioned as a big Emmy winner, winning best actress. Christina Applegate is described as having grace and strength during the performance after her breast cancer diagnosis. INSET: Inside The Green Room.

This article reports on musician Stevie Wonder and the release of his first new album in almost a decade. Wonder's seventh child, a boy named Mandla, has recently been born. His new album is called "A Time to Love." Wonder is married to fashion designer Kai Milla. Wonder has been releasing albums since 1963 when Motown released "The 12 Year Old Genius."

Reviews the music release "College Dropout," by Kanye West.

Focuses on the celebration of actors and actresses following the presentation of awards at the 2002 Oscars show in Hollywood, California. Description of the post-ceremony party called the Board of Governors Ball; Mention of various celebrities, including Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant; Other parties, including one at the restaurant Mortons in Los Angeles.

Reports on the 74th Annual Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre in downtown Los Angeles, California. Win of a Best Actress Oscar by Halle Berry; Details of the clothing worn by various actors and actresses, including Denzel Washington, Nicole Kidman, and Jennifer Lopez.

This article lists potential winners for a Grammy Award for 2008 including singer Ne-Yo, singer Adele, and the band Coldplay.

This article focuses on singer Chaka Khan on the upcoming release of her CD, "Funk This." The 2006 murder trial of her son, Damien and her rehabilitation from drug abuse are discussed. Khan's struggles with weight loss are mentioned. Khan will join the cast of the Broadway show "The Color Purple" in the role of Sofia in January 2008.

The article presents "People" magazines choices for musical album of the year which will be chosen the 2007 annual Grammy awards show on February 11. Included in the choices is the Dixie Chick's album "Taking the Long Way," Justin Timberlake's album "Future Sex/Love Sounds," and Gnarls Barkley's album "St. Elsewhere." INSET: AND THE GRAMMY SHOULD ALSO GO TO . . ..

The article presents the top ten musical releases of 2006 as compiled by the periodical "People." A brief review accompanies each selection, which includes "Stadium Arcadium," by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, "Sam's Town," by The Killers and "Pearl Jam," by Pearl Jam. Also presented is a list of celebrities such as Zach Braff and Anne Hathaway and their choice for the best musical release of 2006.

Presents recommendations for musicians and groups who should win various 2002 Grammy Awards, including U2 and Outkast. 'Mrs. Jackson,' by Outkast; 'All That You Can't Leave Behind,' by U2; 'I Want Love,' by Elton John; Others.

Profiles Colombian singer Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll, who is know as Shakira. Contents of her album 'Laundry Service'; Highlights of her career in popular music, including the success of her song 'Whenever, Wherever'; Character of her relationship with her family; Her relationship with Antonio de la Rúa.

The article discusses popular music developments as of December 2, 2013. Musician Katy Perry mentions some of her favorite songs including "Latch" by Disclosure, "Tennis Court" by Lorde, and "Follow Your Arrow" by Kacey Musgraves. Several music releases are reviewed including "The Woman I Am" by Kellie Pickler, "Baptized" by Chris Daughtry, and Danielle Bradbery's self-titled album. An interview is also presented with singers Billie Joe Armstrong and Norah Jones about their album.

The article reviews several music releases including "Slipstream" by Bonnie Raitt, "Channel Orange" by Frank Ocean, and "Babel" by Mumford & Sons.

The article presents miscellaneous information pertaining to music being released during the week of December 10, 2012. It reviews the music albums "Girl on Fire" by Alicia Keys and "Rebel Soul" by Kid Rock. It also predicts which musicians will be nominated for Grammy Awards in 2012 including Gotye, Mumford & Sons, and fun., and presents interviews with musicians including Gary Clark Jr. and George Strait.

An interview is presented with singer Janet Jackson about her new album "Discipline." When asked about any complications with her boyfriend, Jermaine Dupri, producing five of the songs she explained there were no problems, but she gets the final decisions. When asked about marriage she said it was not being planned, and said she would love to open for a reunion tour of her brothers, the Jackson Five, if asked.

The article presents the author's reactions to the death of singer Whitney Houston on February 11, 2012.

The article presents predictions of what albums, songs, and musicians will win at the Grammy Awards which includes singer Adele, the music album "Holocene," by Bon Iver, and the song "Born This Way," by Lady Gaga. It also predicts that Nicki Minaj will win Best New Artist and Kanye West's song "All of the Lights" will win Song of the Year.

The article presents an obituary for saxophonist Clarence Clemons.

The article presents the author's predictions for the 2011 Grammy awards. Musicians expected to win include Cee Lo Green, Arcade Fire, and Miranda Lambert.

The article discusses allegations concerning the late Simon Monjack, who was married to actress Brittany Murphy at the time of her death in December, 2009. Murphy's business manager, Jeffrey Morgenroth, claims that Monjack used up 80% of the cash Murphy had saved. Financial distress could force Murphy's mother, Sharon, out of the mansion she previously shared with her daughter and Monjack.

Photographs of several celebrity couples at the 2010 Academy Awards ceremony, including the actor George Clooney with his model girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis, the actress Sarah Jessica Parker with her actor husband Matthew Broderick, and the actor Sam Worthington with his girlfriend Natalie Mark, are presented.

This article discusses the gown worn to the 2010 Academy Awards ceremony by the actress Anna Kendrick, who is featured in the film "Up in the Air," which was chosen by the stylist Jodi Leesley from the Elie Saab Haute Couture runway collection, with a photograph of Kendrick at the Academy Awards included.

Photographs of several male celebrities at the 2010 Academy Awards ceremony, including the musician Lenny Kravitz wearing a tuxedo by Dior Homme, the actor Taylor Lautner wearing a tuxedo by Dolce & Gabbana, and the actor Jake Gyllenhaal wearing a tuxedo by Burberry, are presented.

The article discusses the release of music by The Beatles. The Beatles' entire catalog of music has been remastered and is being released in the box set "The Beatles Stereo Box Set." The box set features all of the original album covers and artwork as well as a video game starring John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.

A list of the top ten music recordings of 2008 as chosen by the magazine is presented and includes "Viva La Vida," by Coldplay, "Hard Candy" by Madonna and "Something Else," by Robin Thicke.

The article presents pictures and anecdotes about celebrities who attended parties after the 2008 Emmy Awards ceremony. Billy Idol is shown performing at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, comedienne Amy Poehler is pictured with her husband Will Arnett, and actress Brooke Shields is shown with Tori Spelling . Actor Bryan Cranston is reported to have stopped at the Governors Ball party.

The article presents several photographs of the hip hop singers Jay-Z and Mary J. Blige, along with information about their collaborative concert tour.

The article discusses medical treatments for actors Eva Mendes and Justin Chambers. Eva Mendes is at the Utah substance abuse facility Cirque Lodge, the same facility where Lindsay Lohan was treated. At the Cannes Film Festival she talked about needing alcoholic drinks before filming love scenes. Justin Chambers checked himself into a neuropsychiatric hospital at the University of California, Los Angeles for a sleeping disorder and was discharged days before Britney Spears was admitted.

The article discusses the nominations for the 2008 Grammy Awards, making the case for which of the nominees should win in categories such as Album of the Year, Best New Artist and Best Female Pop Vocal. Troubled chanteuse Amy Winehouse, with six different nominations, is said to deserve to win several categories.

The article presents "People" music critic Chuck Arnold's top ten music albums of 2007. The albums include "As I Am," by Alicia Keys, "Magic," by Bruce Springsteen, "Finding Forever," by Common, "Favourite Worst Nightmare," by Arctic Monkeys, "West," by Lucinda Williams, "American Gangster," by Jay-Z, "The Real Thing: Words and Sounds Vol. 3," by Jill Scott, "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," by Miranda Lambert, "In Rainbows," by Radiohead, and "Back to Black," by Amy Winehouse. INSET: CELEBRITY FAVORITES.

The article presents a list of gifts for children including a singing Hannah Montana doll, a remote control dinosaur and the soundtrack for the film "Alvin and the Chipmunks." INSET: LAURIE BERKNER on Kids' Stuff.

The article provides information regarding various holiday gifts which can be purchased for women including a jewelry box manufactured by the company West Elm, pocket gloves manufactured by Coach Inc. and an 8GB iPod Touch manufactured by Apple Inc. INSET: BLAIR UNDERWOOD on Gifts for Your Leading Lady.

The article discusses the cravings and diets of pregnant celebrities. Actress Kim Raver explains her fondness for cupcakes. Actress Courtney Thorne-Smith describes her craving for cottage cheese. Actress Drea De Matteo discusses her penchant for Italian food. Other celebrities featured in the article include actress Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon and talk-show personality Elisabeth Hasselbeck.

The article reviews ten music albums from 2005. The albums include "Be," from Common, "Guero," from Beck, "Timeless," from Martina McBride, "12 Songs," from Neil Diamond, "Ain't Nobody Worryin'," from Anthony Hamilton, "X&Y," from Coldplay, "I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning," by Bright Eyes, and others.

This article focuses on musicians and singers who received Grammy nominations in 2005 and speculates on who will win in several categories, including album of the year, record of the year, best male pop vocal, best female pop vocal and best new artist. With excellent 2004 discs by U2 and Eminem being released too late to make the Sept. 30 Grammy cut-off, and eligible standouts like Jay-Z's The Black Album and George Michael's sorely overlooked Patience not getting nods, the Album of the Year category is weaker than it should be. Indeed, nothing here screams "Hey Grammy!" like OutKast's Speakerboxxx/The Love Below did last year. Only Green Day's politically charged punk-rock opera and Keys's classic soul opus truly belong in this category. If anything, the Record of the Year nominees are even less gramophone-worthy than the Album of the Year lot. Since Alicia Keys's stirring performance of "If I Ain't Got You" was dubiously relegated to the best female R&B vocal category, these ladies in the best female pop vocal category can breathe a sigh of relief. Aside from Björk, who is too alternative for this crowd, each woman has a real shot. Although we would have liked to have seen neo-soul newcomer Van Hunt or jazz-pop piano man Jamie Cullum be nominated, each of these artists has a credible case for being here in the best new artist category.