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PODCAST: Our critics talk about Whitney Houston’s first CD release in seven years.

Let the media circus begin: This week, Whitney Houston released I Look to You, her first studio album in seven years, which features collaborations with Akon, R. Kelly and Alicia Keys. The question on everyone’s mind: Has the troubled diva finally moved past a decade of drug addiction, spousal abuse and custody battles? Our critics try to cut through the hype and diagnose the curious case of a once-angelic songbird who these days sounds more like a downtrodden blues singer. Read more

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    AUDIO: Our critics preview SXSW, talk to The Tomorrowpeople and come to blows over U2.

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  • Sound Files (March 5)

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    AUDIO: Our Jonas Brothers-hating pop music experts predict the Grammy winners.

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