Whitney has landed in London and is looking forward to starting the UK leg of her world tour next week. She has said: "I'm feeling great, I'm just ready to move on and continue my world tour." Officially diagnosed by doctors in Paris with an upper respiratory infection, she has responded to reports that she’s in a downward drug spiral. Whitney calls such reports "ridiculous" and says, "At this point, I just don't respond. I don't even read it." Her tour will resume on April 13 in Birmingham, England, and will continue through June. "I'm doing what I love to do, which is singing. The best part is seeing all of my fans around the world."

Whitney Houston will kick off the 2010 new year with a special feature in InStyle Magazine. Take a look at the beautiful cover below and check out two additional photos from the spread...Whitney is looking amazing! Be sure to pick up the 2010 January issue of InStyle to see the full article!

Dick Clark Productions President, Orly Adelson, announced today that Whitney Houston will perform at the 2009 American Music Awards. Whitney Houston's performance will mark the first time she's performed on the show in ten years ("Until You Come Back" & "My Love Is Your Love" Medley with Babyface & Wyclef Jean in 1999) and her first primetime U.S. network performance in five years (World Music Awards in 2004). Whitney will perform her powerhouse ballad "I Didn't Know My Own Strength" written by Diane Warren and produced by David Foster. In August, Houston's seventh studio album, I Look To You debuted No. 1 in USA, Canada, Germany, Italy, Holland and Switzerland and marked the biggest first week sales of her career in USA and UK.

Houston will also be given the American Music Awards International Artist Award a unique honor presented only to those special artists who have gone beyond the borders of their own country to be acknowledged for their superstar status around the globe. To receive the International Award, an artist must have achieved outstanding sales and airplay success in every corner of the world, and must be recognized all over the world as a true icon, both as an artist and a concert attraction. The Award is so unique that it has only been presented seven times in the 36-year history of the American Music Awards. Whitney Houston will be the eighth artist to win the prestigious International Award, after Michael Jackson, Rod Stewart, Led Zeppelin, the Bee Gees, Aerosmith, Madonna and Beyonce.

In 1968, the latest incarnation of Madison Square Garden opened in the heart of NYC. By the 1970s, the arena was the premier showcase for music's biggest stars.

With the '00s ending and MSG's renovation scheduled to begin in 2010, we have four decades of classic concerts and one question: What's The Garden's greatest show? Each week in November, MSG will give you a chance to vote on shows from each different decade. Last week was the 70’s, this week MSG is asking you to vote for your favorite show at The Garden during the 1980’s.

Whitney Houston made her Madison Square Garden headlining debut with two huge shows in 1987, August 8 and 9th. http://msg.com/photos/100-best-madison-square-garden-shows-the-1980s/ ">Be sure to go to MSG.com and vote for Whitney Houston as your favorite show at The Garden during the 80s.

Upcoming Decades to vote on include:
1990’s poll opens Monday, November 16
2000’s poll opens Monday, November 23

Nominations for the People's Choice Awards 2010 are open. The top five with the most votes in each category will become the official nominees. Let's all get out and vote for Whitney Houston!

You can scroll down and use the category finder or for faster voting, jump straight to the music section. Click on Whitney's name for favorite female artist, R&B female, and you can even write her name in for pop female as well. Happy voting!