Michael Jackson

Last week I told you that we'd be getting a posthumous album from Michael Jackson, and though you'll have to wait until Dec. 14 to hear it in its entirety, today you can hear the first single, "Breaking News."

The lyrics deal with the world's perception of Jackson before his untimely death, specifically the paparazzi and scandal that seemed to follow his every move. It's quite the production, 
from the sensationalized intro of blaring MJ-related headlines to the pop singer's signature "Oooh!" But the chorus is ridiculously catchy, and I can't imagine this song not becoming a hit — or at least played out like crazy. Give it a listen when you read more

It's been almost a year and a half since Michael Jackson passed away, and his posthumous legacy continues beyond last year's documentary This Is It. A new album, titled Michael, is set to debut Dec. 14, with original tracks that the King of Pop recorded before his death (the album art is pictured here). The first single is called "Breaking News" and will be released on Monday.

Though I'm very curious to hear the never-released material, I have a feeling it'll make me nostalgic for old MJ tracks. "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" and "PYT" are still in constant rotation on my iPod, and I still love Jackson 5 songs like "I Want You Back." So before you're exposed to a slew of new songs from the legend, tell me now — what are your favorite Michael Jackson songs?

Michael Jackson's legacy continues: according to insiders, "Thriller" is on its way to the big screen. GK Films is in talks to acquire the rights to adapt the iconic music video with Kenny Ortega (High School Musical, This Is It) in the director's chair, and the script centers on "the song's folklore, involving Vincent Price and the town he grew up in." Pardon my skepticism, but isn't touching "Thriller" somewhat sacrilegious? What say you?

Get warmed up, y'all, 'cause Michael Jackson The Experience is on its way! Officially landing on November 23 on your DS and Wii systems, this game is sure to get you moving and grooving to all of MJ's biggest hits. Not only can you master your steps, but from the trailer it looks like you'll probably break a sweat while you're at it — perfect for those post-Thanksgiving feasts, no?

Take a look at the full-length trailer (warning: you'll be singing "Billie Jean" for the rest of the day) and see the full track list (with new songs added!) when you read more.

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Only 37 percent of you said that you'd line up for a Michael Jackson video game, but some of the remaining 63 percent may change their minds after hearing about the track lists and features that were announced at GamesCom in Germany today.

Not only will you get to sing along with some of the King of Pop's greatest hits, but you'll also be in the game, thanks to the Microsoft Kinect's video projection capabilities. Michael Jackson The Experience isn't for the faint of heart — you'll be singing and dancing your way through the levels, but thankfully will have a chance to work out the kinks of your moves with the "Michael Jackson School Mode." Want to see the tracks you'll be singing to when the game launches this holiday? Then just keep reading.

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It's hard to believe it's been a whole year since Michael Jackson's shocking death, but today mark's the one-year anniversary of the King of Pop's passing. It goes without saying that we haven't forgotten the controversial star, but today's TV programming is chock-full of tributes to MJ. Throughout the day, you can catch homages on BET, MTV, and CNN, and tune in tonight for Michael Jackson-centered episodes of Dateline on NBC and 20/20 on ABC. Dateline — Michael Jackson: A Mother's Story provides an interview with Katherine Jackson about her children and grandchildren, while 20/20 — Michael Jackson: After Life has snippets from more of MJ's family and friends. It sounds like there are also a few surprises in store, including appearances from Justin Bieber and Usher.

To see a preview of 20/20, just read more