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After a long and troubled history with drug abuse, Whitney Houston died nearly a year ago, but her music legacy will not be forgotten. Her mother, Cissy Houston, talks about her daughter's struggles with addiction and her tumultuous relationship with Bobby Brown (TODAY)

Out of the trillions of Google searches done this year, Google technologist Daniel Sieberg shares the year's top searches, from Election 2012 and the Olympics to the late Whitney Houston. (TODAY)

The star, writer, and executive producer of the NBC sitcom "Whitney" talks about the show's upcoming second season, as well as her new E! talk show, "Love You, Mean It with Whitney Cummings," to premiere in November. (TODAY)

Grammy winning songwriter Diane Warren, who wrote seven songs for Whitney Houston, reflects on her friend  and the  funeral services she attended Saturday. (TODAY)

In this TODAY exclusive, singer Aretha Franklin talks with TODAY's Al Roker about her reaction to the death of Whitney Houston, her close friend. (TODAY)

Music producer Harvey Mason, who was working with Whitney Houston in the recording studio just days before she died, tells TODAY's Ann Curry the music legend "was optimistic" about her future. (TODAY)

As the world mourns the death of music legend Whitney Houston, investigators are looking into what happened in her final moments.  NBC's Jeff Rossen reports. (TODAY)

TODAY's Lester Holt discusses the life and death of Whitney Houston with the Rev. Al Sharpton, a family friend, and Singer Chaka Khan, one of the people credited with discovering Houston's amazing talent as a teenager. (TODAY)

Whitney Houston, who was pop music's queen until her majestic voice was ravaged by drug use and her regal image was tarnished by erratic behavior, has died. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports. (TODAY)

Whitney Cummings, the star and executive producer of the new comedy "Whitney," says it's "crazy" to have her show featured on NBC's Thursday night-lineup, which has a strong tradition of successful shows, like "Friends," "The Cosby Show," "Will & Grace," "Seinfeld" and more. (TODAY)