- Whitney Houston posthumously tops iTunes, Amazon charts
Published Sunday, Feb 12 2012, 17:52 GMT | By Daniel Sperling | 1 comment
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Whitney Houston has posthumously topped a number of online music charts
with her Ultimate Collection LP.
The singer's 2007 album reached number one on the iTunes chart, as well as
Amazon's CD and MP3 charts following her death at the age of 48 yesterday
(February 11).
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Meanwhile, her March 2000 Greatest Hits compilation currently sits at two
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WASHINGTON: Brazil's massive Arapaima fish might be reproduced by engineers
for applications such as body armor, thanks to its intricately designed
scales, a study reveals.
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