David Browne of Entertainment Weekly sounds a sour note on the future of Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston. Browne writes, “The apathetic public response to both ‘Charmbracelet’ and Whitney Houston’s ‘Just Whitney…’ confirms that these two longstanding, long-screaming divas have met their expiration date.” He added, “The lesson to learn from all this chaos would appear to be obvious: You can only take your control-freaky, money-flaunting, power-tripping behavior so far before it all comes crashing down around you. It’s a lesson that has clearly made an impact on the two women who have replaced Whitney and Mariah in the hearts and stereos of America, namely Shania Twain and Jennifer Lopez.” Read more.
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Shania Twain and J-Lo should NEVER be used or written about in the same breath or context as Whitney or Mariah. It is like writing an article that tries to correlate a country hut or motel with an award winning 5 star, 5 diamond hotel resort.