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It's never too late to wise up…

Tim Cavanaugh | 9.13.2006 4:50 PM

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…but this case may be the exception. Whitney Houston has filed for divorce from Bobby Brown.

Sample some of Reason's (suspiciously ample) Whitney coverage here and here.

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  1. John   20 years ago

    Is it wrong to take preverse pleasure in "America's sweetheart" Whitney Houston turning into a crack whore? I sure hope not.

  2. Mike   20 years ago

    I'm for gay marrige, interracial marriage, and even polygamy. But I think we need a constitutional amendment banning celebrity marriage. The time is now.

  3. rhywun   20 years ago

    Or just ban celebrities and be done with it.

  4. highnumber   20 years ago

    Osama's crush makes the news, then she files for divorce.
    Odd timing, don't you think?

  5. Osama Bin Laden   20 years ago

    Who'd want Bobby Brown when they could have me instead?

  6. lunchstealer   20 years ago

    Well, I won't be getting Frank Zappa out of my head for a while...

  7. Whitney Houston   20 years ago

    Kiss my ass!

  8. The Wine Commonsewer   20 years ago

    Whitney Houston is proof that disco never really died.

    Wonder if Brown has murdered her yet.

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