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Before the MTV VMAs arrive on Aug. 30, The Boombox takes a trip down memory lane -- all 31 years of its history -- to gather some of the craziest moments we've witnessed on TV during the awards show. Check out 11 Most Outrageous Moments at MTV Video Music Awards Over the Years.

Family and friends gathered to bid farewell to Bobbi Kristina Brown on Monday (Aug. 3), as she was buried next to her mother, pop icon Whitney Houston.

The funeral for Bobbi Kristina Brown, who passed away on Sunday (July 26), is scheduled for Saturday (Aug. 1) at St. James United Methodist Church in Alpharetta, Ga.

While some superstars are able to overcome addiction and clean up their acts quietly and swiftly, it takes others years of struggling with drug or alcohol abuse and “rock bottom” career-threatening moments including arrests, near-death experiences or worse to admit that help is needed. Check out 20 Rappers & Singers Who Suffered From Addiction.

Deborah Cox opens up about her bond with Whitney Houston, covering her songs for the Lifetime biopic and her sage advice.

Just think, without Ella Fitzgerald, the first African American woman to win a Grammy Award, it may not have been possible for Beyonce to win 20 of those prestigious awards. In honor of Black History Month, peep our gallery for a look at in 10 Music Milestones From Great Black Artists.

Following a family brawl last week, Bobbi Kristina Brown will be taken off life support on the same day her mother Whitney Houston passed away.

Ever since Lifetime received a tidal wave of criticism for their Aaliyah biopic, all eyes were on the network’s second biopic on the late and beloved pop icon Whitney Houston. The television movie, simply titled ‘Whitney,’ finally premiered on Saturday (Jan. 17).

It's one thing to do a cover song and it's quite another to take on the gigantic feat of covering a Whitney Houston song. Philadelphia native Jazmine Sullivan takes on the lofty challenge with her rendition of the singer's classic 'I Have Nothing.'

It seems the smoke is still clearing at the Lifetime network, after the horrible reviews its Aaliyah biopic received, but that didn't stop executives from rolling out the trailer for their next TV biopic, 'Whitney,' which documents the career of the late R&B icon Whitney Houston.