Whitney Houston Movie: 'Sparkle' Co-Star Jordin Sparks Pays Moving Tribute to Fallen 'Mentor'

It’s finally Friday, and we are ending the week with a little Louis Vuitton fun with photos! Photographer Vincent Bousserez had an idea similar to the movie Night at the Museum, but in this case, the Louis Vuitton Champs-Elysees store comes to life at night, and tiny figures take care and engage with beloved items. The photos are whimsical and magical and bring back childhood feelings of tiny little people taking care of our world when we are asleep. While some of the miniatures are hard at work keeping Louis Vuitton items clean, others are playing golf amidst Monogram canvas. I don’t know which is my favorite Designer Handbags, because they all give me such a feeling of joy. Peruse the photos by clicking below and visit .

To all you nasty people . . . grow up! Stop mocking this beautiful and talented woman from my hometown.
she was human and had flaws like all of us, and she had talent unlike any of us. She was not a drug addict most of her life (probably very little) . . . just a fragile human being. I feel sad for her mom and daughter. How about a modicum of respect for her family and the talent she had shared with the world.

The first Sparkle movie was not good and this one won't be good either. Stop trying to make Houston a God. She was not. She was a drug addict and she is dead. None of you helped her with her problems. None of you stopped her from looking like a ghetto hood rat on that reality show. Where were you then? You did nothing to help her. All of you are fake and are a bunch of cry babies. Grow up. There will be other drug addicts for you to worship.

When comments are said by whites with hatred in their hearts it only show their ignorant and savage upbringing by parents that are uneducated and not knowledgeable to know this is God's green earth not their's alone. If God cared ANY thing about whites he would of given them a color and they would not have to cook themselves to be a color they despise, fill their lips with poison to look like blacks, have the no ass at all issue, and steal, kill and destroy the fabric of this country black built. So silly white people get into your history book and learn something, anything before you open your devil mouths...

Not to detract from Ms. Houston"s passing or anything, but with Obama in office and the new theme of the country being "we are all equal" (as stated in the Constitution anyway) why do we allow groups like the NAACP and the Negro College Fund and the Essence Black Women in Hollywood? Do you not find this discriminatory? Would you stomp your feet if there was a Caucasian College Fund or a White Women in Hollywood group? I didn't ask about a NAAWP because white people already have the KKK.

My sincerest condolences to Whitney's friends and family. Such an untimely loss is so very painful. Losing a parent at a young age is so difficult. Folks assume that 18 is all grown-up; but in the scheme of life's reality, 18 is still a very tender age. I so hope the struggles that brought Whitney's untimely death will become a battle cry for those of us left to tackle head on those debilitating challenges of drug and alcohol addiction. But for the Grace of God, go any one of us!

I still can't believe that she's gone! It makes no sense and it's very upsetting! R.I.P. Ms. Houston....♥

God Bless Whitney .. Always .. may all the well wishes come on out & wish her God Speed ... an her Family Mom Daughter etc .. may they all mourn in peace for the early passing of Beautiful Whitney .. can't name a Woman in this world more Beautiful more talented than she ... We will all "Always love her" .

Diane, You not only have too much time on your hands. Your wrong. Whitney Houston was a adult. And she is the only one who is responsible for her actions. No one held a gun to her head and told her to do crack cocaine. To blame others for her actions is a cop out.

Some of these folks need to be reminded: If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything. Rest in Peace, Whitney!