A “white powdery substance” and drug paraphernalia were found in Whitney Houston’s hotel bathroom on the day she died, says the full coroner’s report.

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Drug gear found in Houston’s room

The autopsy report reveals details of the scene where singer Whitney Houston was found, including “a small spoon with a white crystal like substance” in her bathroom.

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Houston drowned in a foot of hot water, autopsy says

White powder, later determined to be cocaine, was found in the hotel bathroom where singer Whitney Houston drowned accidentall, according to the full coroner’s report released on Wednesday.

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Cocaine Found in Whitney Houston’s Bathroom

The BBC defends its coverage of Whitney Houston’s funeral on its news channel following complaints from viewers over the duration.

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BBC defends Houston TV coverage

The private funeral of Whitney Houston has been held at a church in Newark, New Jersey, where she began her singing career as a child.

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Family and friends mourn Houston

Record label Sony apologises for increasing the price of two Whitney Houston albums, hours after her death on Saturday.

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Sony sorry for Houston price hike

The body of Whitney Houston was expected to arrive in New Jersey on Monday night, and her funeral is likely to be held Friday in Newark, the city where she was born.

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Newark Likely Site of Funeral for Houston

The most heartbreaking substance abuse train wrecks often happen in plain sight. Exhibit A this week is the sad death of Whitney Houston, who gave us hope every few years that she would finally learn to love herself and return to us, whole. Read full article > >

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In Whitney Houston and Yeardley Love stories, substance abuse an unfortunate theme

The most heartbreaking substance abuse train wrecks often happen in plain sight. Exhibit A this week is the sad death of Whitney Houston, who gave us hope every few years that she would finally learn to love herself and return to us, whole. Read full article > >

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In Whitney Houston and Yeardley Love stories, substance abuse an unfortunate theme

Twenty-five years ago, Washington Post Magazine was launched. That doesn’t seem like many years, but life sure has changed. In 1986, terrorism was someone else’s problem, AIDS had only just become a household name, and we’d never seen a serious tech rally, much less a bust. Heck, Whitney Houston even had two hits on Billboard’s year-end singles chart. Read full article > >

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Hopefully, the third time’s a charm for Whitney Houston. The 47-year-old, Grammy-winning singer has entered an out-patient rehab program for drug and alcohol treatment, her rep told People magazine on Monday. “Whitney voluntarily entered the program to…

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Whitney Houston Enters Rehab Again