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Geraldo Rivera talked about the death of Whitney Houston & her ex husband on his Fox News show Sunday night, "I am very harsh on my feelings on (Bobby Brown). I think that he threw (Whitney) off a cliff when they got together. That reality show they had, Being Bobby Brown, indicated how desperately dysfunctional they were." Rivera also comments on Whitney Houston & Bobby Brown's daughter saying, " She doesn't need her dad especially if unsupervised he'll probably give her something to make her feel better so she doesn't grieve . It's so awful. I hate to be mean but I really don't think very much of him at all. Bobby Brown was a member of New Edition and hasn't done anything Since but live off Whitney Houston 's millions."

Brown released a statement to Extra regarding the situation. "Today my daughter did visit with doctors at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. She has been released and is presently with my family, including her siblings," he said."Obviously the death of her mother is affecting her, however, we will get through this tragedy as a family. Again, I ask for privacy during this time."

Paul McCartney was one among the first winners at the 2012 Grammy Awards Sunday in Los Angeles, snagging the Best Historical Album honor during the pre-Grammy telecast. McCartney won as a compilation producer for the deluxe Paul McCartney Archive Collection edition of his former band Wings’ classic 1973 album, ‘Band On The Run.’ McCartney shared the honor with mastering engineers Sam Okell and Steve Rooke. The deluxe edition of ‘Band On The Run,’ which dropped in November 2010 in multiple formats, beat out four worthy contenders for the award: ‘Young Man With The Big Beat: The Complete ’56 Elvis Presley Masters,’ ‘Hear Me Howling!: Blues, Ballads & Beyond As Recorded By The San Francisco Bay By Chris Strachwitz In The 1960s,’ ‘Syl Johnson: Complete Mythology’ and ‘The Bristol Sessions, 1927-1928: The Big Bang Of Country Music.’ Don’t those all just sound extremely rich in a historical context? McCartney wasn’t on hand to accept the award, so either Okell or Rooke — to be hone...

Art directors Dave Bett and Michelle Holme just picked up a Grammy for Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package for their work on Bruce Springsteen‘s six-disc ‘The Promise: The Darkness On The Edge of Town Story’ set. The set includes a digitally-remastered version of ‘Darkness on the Edge of Town,’ as well as six hours of film and more than two hours of audio across 3 CDs and 3 DVDs. It also comes with an 80-page book containing images from the notebooks Springsteen kept during recording sessions for the landmark album, a documentary, four hours of live concert film from the Thrill Hill Vault, and lots of other goodness. The Boss himself tweeted out congrats to Bett and Holme just a short time ago. Along with Springsteen’s set, the other Grammy nominees for Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package were: ‘The King Of Limbs’ Donald Twain & Zachariah Wildwood, art directors (Radiohead) [ATO Records] ’25th Anniversary Music Box’ Matt Taylor & Ellen Wak...

TMZ released this photo of Bobby Brown at the airport in Nashville a few minutes ago. He is boarding a plane to LA after canceling show in Nashville tonight. It's terribly sad that Brown traveled 3 additional hours away from his daughter from Memphis to Nashville. He should have canceled his show and left Memphis immediately to be with his daughter Bobbi instead of considering performing in Nashville. Tonight. It took all day to finally decide after 5 pm to cancel. Bobbi Kristina needs our prayers more than ever. It won't be long now Brown will be shopping book deals & paid interviews. Father of the year - yeah right!

Bruce Springsteen is reportedly to open the Grammys show with his new song, “We Take Care Of Our Own.” Whitney Houston presented Springsteen with his Oscar for “Streets of Philadelphia” in 1994.

Cissy Houston has been described by neighbors as frail and quiet, and in seclusion in her new apartment on the 20th floor of a tower in Edgewater, N.J. A woman who answered the door asked for privacy, telling reporters Cissy Houston was hurting. “How would a mother who has lost her child be doing?” she said. Another woman, who was dropping off prescription medicine from CVS, said the mom was coping as best she could. “As you can imagine, she's managing,” the woman said. “She loves her daughter.”