:: Whitney Houston is one true diva. And I mean that in the nicest way. Leave it to Ms. Houston to wear not one, but two different outfits during Clive Davis' annual pre-Grammy party last night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
She walked the red carpet in a black and silver number, but by the time dinner began, she slipped into a plum-colored gown. Both were formfitting and showed us Houston was in great physical shape. I could only imagine that there would have been a third wardrobe change if she actually performed last night. I’m told that Houston was scheduled to belt out three songs, but the plans were canceled on Friday. There were, however, plenty of other megastars who hit the stage for a song or two. But before I get to that, lemme tell you a little bit more about the Davis bash. It’s been an annual tradition for, like, forever. Last night’s soiree didn’t disappoint.
Here’s what went down...
Houston spent the dinner portion of the evening sitting at a table beside gazillionaire philanthropist Barbara Davis. At one, point Lionel Richie sat down to say hello. Then Nicole Richie walked by, and she Houston embraced like old friends. New mommy Richie also introduced boyfriend Joel Madden to Houston, who then jumped over to a table with Alicia Keys and Fergie to watch the night’s concert. (Fergie’s fiancé, Josh Duhamel was partying out of town at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am golf tournament.).... As for the performances, Alicia Keys could do no wrong. She sang three songs, including "Superwoman" and "No One." Everyone was on their feet by the end, and Houston had her hands in the air the entire time. [E! Online]

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According to official website of Plymouth Jazz Festival Whitney is going to preform on Sunday April 27, 2008.

Grammy award winner Whitney Houston has officially been added to the Sunday night all-star cast of the Plymouth Jazz Festival which runs from April 25 to April 27. Houston’s contract was finalised between her management and Jazz Festival executives and she is to join another R&B diva Diana Ross and headline act, Rod Stewart. BET Walk of Fame honoree Smokey Robinson, Peabo Bryson and James Ingram will head the cast on Friday night while R&B group En Vogue, Shakira and roots reggae band Steel Pulse have been listed as the top acts on Saturday night.
CL Communications CEO Anthony Maharaj yesterday said organisers were still trying to confirm two or three other artistes for the event but was not sure on which nights they would be performing. Negotiations are still underway to secure contracts for Jill Scott to perform on Friday night.
Tickets have also gone on sale online at US$120 and US$200 for general and VIP tickets on Friday night; general US$150 and VIP US$240 on Saturday night and general US$170 and VIP US$280 on Sunday night.
Weekend passes are also on sale at US$420 (general) and US$700 (VIP). Maharaj said, however, that physical tickets will not be on sale until the next two weeks.

Bobby Brown's attempt to overturn ex-wife Whitney Houston's divorce terms was denied by an Orange County, Calif. judge Friday.
"His motion was denied because there were no appearances or phone calls from Mr. Brown today for a scheduled hearing," said court spokeswoman Carole Levitsky. "As of now, there are no more pending court dates in this case." A rep for Brown did not immediately respond for comment.
In April 2007, Houston won a default judgment in their divorce – leaving Brown with nothing financially and only visitation rights over daughter Bobbi Kristina, 14. The following month, Brown, 38, sued Houston, 44, for spousal support and shared custody, alleging he was duped into not responding in time to Houston's initial divorce claim. "I just miss my daughter," Brown told PEOPLE last August. "The goal is to see her a lot more and to be involved in the decision making in her life." Houston, who currently lives in Atlanta, is working on another album with longtime mentor Clive Davis.