The Life and Death of Aaliyah

Aaliyah Dana Haughton was born January 16,1979, in Brooklyn, New York. When she was 11, Aaliyah competed on the tv set program Star Search, exactly she did not take syndicate the prize. Soon after her television receiver appearance, she performed with Gladys Knight, who was the wife of Aaliyahs uncle and manager, Barry Hankerson. In 1994, at the age of 15, Aaliyah launched onto the R&B charts with her first phonograph album, Age Aint Nothing But A Number. This record, produced by singer R.Kelly, pronto s aging a one thousand one million million million copies and climbed the charts until it had reached platinum status.\nLater that year, shred reported that teenaged Aaliyah espouse 27 year disused R.Kelly, but Aaliyah denied the union and the wedlock was reportedly invalidate. Aaliyah graduated postgraduate school in 1997, she released her sophoto a greater extent album, One In A Million (1996).One In A Million portrayed the 17 year old singer as a Hip-Hop chanteuse wi th a impudence well beyond her years. The album sold two million copies. Aaliyah earned even more remembrance in 1997, when she enter Journey to the Past. Aaliyah alike performed a song for the Oscar telecast in 1998. One of Aaliyahs songs (Are You That somebody?) in the 1998s, Dr.Dolittle,starring Eddie Murphy, went to number 1 on the R&B charts, was a pop crossover voter bourgeon, and Aaliyah earned her first Grammy Awards nomination.\nIn 2000, Aaliyah made her acting innovate in the action hit Romeo Must Die. She was also the decision maker producer of the movies soundtrack which she performed the hit single provide Again, which netted her second Grammy Award, also two MTV Music video Awards for the best female boob tube and Best Video From a Film. Aaliyahs third album was released in July 2001 and made it to No.2 on the Billboard album chart. In 2001 Aaliyah also played as the Queen Of The Damned, which was based on the bestselling novel by Anne rice and set for release in 2002. On August 25,2001 Aaliyah died in a trag...