Chris Cornell's Live Tribute To Whitney Houston: VIDEO

This is both the strangest and most affecting tribute to Whitney I've seen all week. Here is Chris Cornell, the titanic voice behind Soundgarden, singing a solo version of "I Will Always Love You" as an encore in San Francisco. Cornell acknowledges that he's only just learned the song, and it's by no means a perfect version. Then it again, it is.

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Janet Jackson Discusses Whitney Houston's Death, Music; 'Glee' Offers Tribute: VIDEOS

Last night's Glee offered a touching tribute to Whitney Houston in Amber Riley's cover of "I Will Always Love You" which was accompanied by a title card that read “Whitney Houston 1963-2012. We will always love you.”

In related news, Anderson Cooper offered a few previews of his upcoming daytime interview with Janet Jackson in which she talks about her relationship with Whitney Houston and Houston's death.

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Morning Music: Robyn vs Whitney Houston

Here's a sweet "Dancing in Houston" mash-up that was making its way around the web yesterday, to start your day.

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Towleroad Guide to the Tube #1064

VICTORIA JACKSON: Takes on lesbian author Ellen Ratkin at CPAC.

IMPRISONED PUTIN: Fake video of jailed Russian PM going viral.

DUBAI: An aquatic tribute to Whitney Houston.

REVERSE THINGS: Going backwards.

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Bill O'Reilly: 'Whitney Houston Wanted to Kill Herself' — VIDEO

FOX News pundit Bill O'Reilly used Whitney Houston's death to launch into a tirade against the legalization of drugs in his commentary about Whitney Houston's death on Monday.

Said O'Reilly: “Whitney Houston wanted to kill herself. Nobody takes drugs for that long if they want to stay on the planet. The hard truth is that some people will always want to destroy themselves, and there’s nothing society can do about it."

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Towleroad Guide to the Tube #1063

THE L PROJECT: It Does Get Better, featuring Horse, Sandra MacBeth, Emma Kavanagh, Christina Novelli, Nicky Mitchell, O'Hooley & Tidow, Nina McCann and Amy Louise Sutton.

TOM HARDY: On Jonathan Ross.

MARRIAGE NEWS WATCH: AFER's Matt Baume with the latest news around the country.

WHITNEY HOUSTON: On her 1999 performance at NYC's Gay Pride festival.

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