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Michael Jackson's death..OH God! When will the news die!!!
I don’t mean to sound disrespectful. I know this man changed things within the music industry and opened a lot of doors for upcoming African American artist everywhere, and that's a good thing. But I will be sooooo glad when tomorrow comes and goes, as you know Michael's funeral is happening.
LA mayor: City will pay costs from Jackson event
LOS ANGELES – Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is trying to quell the escalating debate over who should pick up the estimated $1.4 million tab for police, traffic control and other services related to Michael Jackson's memorial service. Villaraigosa, who was vacationing in South Africa a week ago when more than 17,000 fans flocked to downtown Los Angeles to watch the public memorial, asserted Monday that the city will pay. He said he will not ask the Jackson family or AEG Live, the owner of the Staples Center where the event was held, to help the city recoup its expenses, and he lambasted a city Web site set up to request donations.Janet Jackson’s ‘wardrobe malfunction’ enters the dictionary
Janet Jackson’s infamous wardrobe malfunction at 2004’s SuperBowl has gone down in history - the phrase has been entered into the English dictionary. Jackson, who was performing during the SuperBowl’s half-time show, was left red-faced after her stage partner Justin Timberlake ripped open her bodice, revealing a breast. More than 90 million people saw the live broadcast - and the term ‘wardrobe malfunction’ was coined.The Jackson Five To Reunite
Michael Jackson is set to rejoin the Jackson Five for a world tour next year, according to his brother Jermaine.
And, there is even talk of sister Janet joining the boys on the road for their trek in ‘08!
While in the U.K.
First Look at a Shirtless Jackson Rathbone in the Movie ‘Hurt’
We have a sneak peek of New Moon luscious Vampire, Jackson Rathbone (aka Jasper Hale). Jackson plays the part of Conrad Coltrane in movie entitled Hurt.IMDB’s Plot Summary for Hurt -Set in Arizona, HURT follows the Coltrane family as they grapple with the untimely death of the father, Robert. Forced to abandon their privileged lifestyle, Helen Coltrane (Walters) and her teenage children Conrad (Rathbone) and Lenore (Braddy) are given shelter by her husband’s reclusive brother Darryl (Mapother) in his ramshackle home in the desert.
Jackson's mother awarded guardianship of his children (updated)
LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- A Los Angeles probate court on Monday approved a request by Michael Jackson's mother to take guardianship of his three children, CNN has confirmed. Michael Jackson's mother, Katherine, has taken guardianship of his three children. Michael Jackson's father, Joe Jackson, told CNN on Sunday evening that he and his wife expected to keep the children.Jermaine Jackson tells Australian Press - 2009 Jackson 5 tour is on!
Hard to believe but, Jermaine Jackson reportedly told the Australian Associated Press yesterday that the Jackson 5 will be reuniting and are already in the studio rehearsing. Jackson is in Australia to help launch a new “greatest hits” TV channel and confirmed the rumors at the event. He says the brothers, yes including Michael, are going to go on a world tour next year and that Janet will be their opening act.Jackson Rathbone’s Half Way Party
And he gets even sexier. Jackson Rathbone and band 100 Monkeys hosted a private party on Saturday night in Vancouver at the Players Chophouse. Here is an exclusive copy of the invitation.
Jackson Story Could Help Iran Crackdown
Mark Sanford isn't the only person relishing the King of Pop's demise—national security experts are warning that his death could distract from Iran's increasing crackdown on democracy. The jokes popped up almost immediately that Mark Sanford was the luckiest guy on Earth after word broke that Michael Jackson had suffered a heart attack. But the notion that Jackson's death, which preempted virtually all other news coverage on the cable networks last night, is sucking up media attention from other matters carries a dark edge to it as well.Joe Jackson Uses BET Awards Red Carpet To Promote His Own Record Company
At tonight's BET Awards, CNN's Don Lemon attempted to interview Joe Jackson about the death of his son. Jackson answered Lemon's questions with abrupt, detached answers, passed the mic to his spokesperson and attorney, and then promoted his record company. Jackson's answers were strange right off the bat: Lemon asks him how he's doing, and Jackson responds, "great, I'm doing pretty good," which seems like a peculiar thing to say after one has just lost one's son.
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