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'My 90-Year-Old Grandma' Dances To 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody' In Honour Of Whitney Houston (VIDEO)

Huffington Post UK   Alastair Plumb First Posted: 21/02/2012 15:12 Updated: 21/02/2012 15:16

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YouTuber Adam Forgie's 'My 90-Year-Old Grandma' videos are becoming a bit of an institution online, with on-camera boogies performed by the legally blind and partly deaf Jeanne Harr hauling in hundreds of thousands of hits.

Her latest, 'My 90-Year-Old Grandma Dances to Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance with Somebody', recorded by her caretaker grandson, is perhaps the best of her dance videos so far, really giving it some to one of the late singer's greatest hits.

As tributes to Houston go, it's up there with the the Dubai Fountain 'dancing' to I Will Always Love You - and we don't say that sort of thing lightly.

To find out more about Ms. Harr, check out her Facebook page here, then when you're done with that, take a look at her best of video gallery below.

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Fran Singh: Whitney, Women, Addiction and the Press

The tabloid press can struggle with journalistic ethics surrounding intrusion into grief at the best of times. With the death of Houston they faced two further tests; writing respectfully about women and responsibly reporting drug addiction. On both counts I think they've failed. Much like the case of Amy Winehouse, the reason for her death was considered a given before any official statement was made. "Once an addict, always an addict". It's a lazy and inaccurate portrayal of addiction but one all too often taken up by the popular press.

 
 
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theawfultruth
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08:54 PM on 02/21/2012
this is the best thing to come out of that whole sordid end. http://www.theawfultruthblog.tumblr.com
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openvisions55
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06:24 PM on 02/21/2012
Maybe if we port more pictures and videos like this one ,maybe and just maybe the artist will see that they can reach the ripe old age of 90 and leave drugs along. We keep talking about Whitney Houston,Otis Reddings, Billie Holidays, Marilyn Monroes, River Phoenix, Anna Nicole Smith and even the Amy Whinehouses. Yet nobody is talking about how to help them. What can we do other than watch their movies, videos and listen to their song. These are the ones who that we know about. Their are many who will never admit their troubles. Instead of bashing them, lets try to go on twitter, facebook, my space, where ever they make comments. They are still human and most need help, they are lonely, away from their family and friends. Talking to people who are not close to you is a big help. Lets help each other
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