Can you identify the celebrity in each photo? Stare at the three dots in each one for 30 seconds and then look at a blank surface. You will be shocked!

Legendary R & B singer Whitney Houston was put to rest yesterday afternoon following a funeral service that lasted for more than three hours. Although intended to be a small and private ceremony, her family decided to share this moment with the public through a live stream. Many celebrities, including Reverend Jesse Jackson, Kevin Costner and Alicia Keys participated in the event. Houston, who sold more than 160 million records, is the daughter of gospel legend Cissy Houston and the cousin of Dionne Warwick. She will be put to rest next to her father in a cemetary near her hometown of Newark, New Jersey.

The Link to the entire Funeral Service: Whitney Elizabeth Houston

Rather than take the cheap shot of commenting on the late Whitney Houston's drug problems, I decided to be a little smarter than that. While Whitney Houston may have been a drug addict, she was also broke, living on advances from her studio. She has written only a few, if any at all, of her own songs, including the smash-hit "I Will Always Love You," which was written by none other than country legend Dolly Parton decades earlier.

Legendary singer and actress Whitney Houston has been reported dead at the age of 48. In her lifetime she had sold more than 170 million records and won numerous awards including 6 Grammys, 22 American Music Awards, 2 Emmys and 30 Billboard Music Awards. Houston dominated the 1980s and early 1990s until problems with addiction and a troubled marriage derailed her career. She is survived by one daughter and three stepchildren through her ex-husband singer Bobby Brown. She will be greatly missed by people young and old by those who influenced her and those she influenced. Rest in Peace.

Former child actor Macaulay Culkin was spotted looking disheveled and gaunt in NYC a few days ago. Despite claims from his representative that he is in good health, I believe otherwise. After Home Alone and The Pagemaster, Culkin has largely done independent films and theatre, never regaining the same stature he had as a child. He also picked up some serious drug habits along the way, a theme all too familiar with washed-up former child stars.

Kids, don't do drugs!!! You'll end up a scruffy wash-up that looks 40 when you're 30!