Houston died Monday morning in her New Jersey home while under hospice care for Alzheimer’s disease.

Eleven years ago, music tragically lost one of its most successful and iconic vocalists at age 48, Whitney Houston. But the posthumous release of the star’s collection of gospel songs centers focus on her strong faith roots and deeply held values.

The studio has released the first trailer for “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” a biographical drama about the iconic singer, in theaters Dec. 21.

Whitney Houston’s best friend Robyn Crawford said she had a romantic and physical relationship with the singer, but it didn’t last—at least the physical part. After years of rumors, the 58-year-old confirmed that she and the iconic vocalist who struggled with drug use and died in 2012 at age 48 once shared same-sex intimacy.

The upcoming documentary, Whitney, from Academy Award–winning director Kevin Macdonald gets personal about Whitney Houston, the iconic singer who is gone too soon. In the riveting film, Whitney’s family opens up about her tumultuous life.