...Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston is back, at least for now. Last year there was talk about her voice going away, being damaged beyond repair from years of drug abuse. So were even speculating that she had relapsed and was back on drugs. Well It seemed as if she might be back. A the "Celebration Of Gospel" which will air again on BET Thursday at 8PM EST, she surprised the audience with a duet with her friend Kim Burrell. Of course her voice will never be like what it was in the 80's and 90's, but that might have faded due to age anyway, although Barbra Streisand is older and still great. Anyway, I think this was great for her and for us to witness. No one whats her to fail and no matter what we want her to rise again to be a top singer and we want her to stay there until the end. I am just glad that we have good current memories of her. Digit Up to Whitney.

1/31 Host Mike Horn: SAG Award Winners, Super Bowl Heart Attacks, Unrest in Egypt

We're Talking about All Your Big News Items on The PM Show, Today! Check out these hot topics with your buddy, Michael Horn:

17 Annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Award Winners

Can the Super Bowl Trigger Heart Attacks?

90 Year Old Man Fends Off Female Robbers!

Unrest in Egypt

Get your news of the day wrap up, right here on the PM Show!

...SAG Awards: Worst Dressed

Amy Adams: I just did not like the way she wore this.

Angela Kinsey: I find this dress is dated and I hated the shoes.

Angie Harmon: These dresses do not work for her at all.

Annette Bening: Almost, but almost does not count.

Barbra Hershey: Bleach stained dress? Not cool.

Christina Hendricks: She tries a little too hard to be sexy, and she really does not have to try at all.

Claire Danes: This dress should have been shorter and belt-less.

Dianna Agron: It looked cheap.

Edie Falco: Almost, but the shoes and flow of the dress ruined it.

Hailee Steinfeld: A hit at the Emmy's and a miss and the SAGs.

Jane Lynch: Another miss. Does she even really care?

Jayma Mays: The hair and the gold flop on her arm killed it for me.

Jenna Fischer: It made her look frumpy, and she already looks frumpy.

Jennifer Lawrence: Wrong place, wrong time.

Julianna Margulies: This would have been a winner, but it makes her look shapeless.

Kara Mara: It looked like a bandage dress with ruffles. Not hot.

Kim Kardashian: She tried, she failed.

Melissa Leo: This was a mistake from head to toe.

Mila Kunis: People liked this, I did not. It was not formal enough for me.

Susan Sarandon: I did not like the hair and the dress did not seem to match her age...

Winona Ryder: She ruined this with the purse. Actually it looks like a recycled wedding dress as well, but the purse did not help, not did the hair.

...SAG Awards: Best Dressed

Amber Riley: She did it again.

Christine Baranski: Lady in red, I like you.

Ernest Borgnine & Tova Traesnaes: They looked great together.

Eva Longoria: Not as great as her Emmy dress, but she wears white well.

Heather Morris: She wore this well. Angie Harmon should take notes.

Helena Bonham Carter: This chick hears a drum beat that only she can march to. She looks presentable for once in a long time. Good job.

Hilary Swank: She is back.

Jane Krakowski: A nice not so pregnant lady dress.

January Jones: Most people hated this. I on the other hand enjoyed seeing this.

Julia Bowen: Jumpsuit! It is different and done well.

Julia Stiles: This is a different style, and I liked it.

Kyra Sedwick: Simple and classy.

Lea Michele: This was gorgeous.

Mariska Hargitay: Loved the color.

Natalie Portman: Anice white dress and $2 million dollars worth or jewelry. What a great combo.

Nicole Kidman: She went solo and showed us that she still has it.

Rosario Dawson: The yellow was a nice contrast with her skin. The shoes helped as well.

Sofia Vergara: Sexy as always, but not vulgar.

Tina Fey: I like when she surprises us with a sexy look from time to time.

...Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz, my favorite car company, just celebrated its 125 year of automotive excellence. In 1886 Carl Benz filed an application in Berlin for a patent on his three-wheeled "horseless carriage", 125 years and over 80,000 patent applications later they they are still going strong. The company has given many beautiful cars over its 125 years and many innovations, including standard airbags. Though the company has had many highs and lows ( the merger with Chrysler) I have never stopped loving the company. Mercedes-Benz is like the starter car before you own a Bentley, but with less mechanical issues. Heads of States, Presidents, royalty and everyone in between have used Mercedes-Benz as their vehicle of choice. If you ever get a chance to own one, take it, you will enjoy it. Forget the sometimes unforgiving maintenance fees, you will feel great inside of your very own Mercedes-Benz. This company has SO much history, you would need a couple of weeks to absorb it all and fully understand why I and millions of other love them. I am giving Mercedes-Benz 2 Digits Up, and hopefully many more to come.