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Singer Janet Jackson talks for the first time about Michael Jackson’s death, how the Jackson family tried an intervention and blames her brother’s doctor in an exclusive ‘In The Spotlight’ interview with Robin Roberts on Wednesday (November 18)
HIGHLIGHS & VIDEOS http://bumpshack.com/2009/11/19/janet-jackson-interview-with-robin-roberts-video/Singer Janet Jackson talks for the first time about Michael Jackson’s death, how the... more
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Evan Chandler, the father to Jordan Chandler who accused Michael Jackson of sexual molestation in 1993 has been found dead with a single bullet wound to the head in his New Jersey apartment.
(Holness, P., 2009, November 19, par.1)
Evan Chandler, 65, whose son received a multimillion-dollar settlement from the King of Pop, was discovered in his 16th- floor waterfront pad in Jersey City with his gun still in his hand.
(Hutchinson, B., 2009, November 18, par.2)
Chandler took his own life Nov. 5, Jersey City police spokesman Stan Eason said. The concierge of Chandler's building found the body. "He [Chandler] was on his bed still holding the weapon with a single gunshot wound to the head," Eason said. "It's straightforward. Case closed. It's suicide."
(Hutchinson, B., 2009, November 18, par.3-4)
Chandler had been extremely ill and was scheduled to see a hematologist on the day he committed suicide, Eason said. When Chandler didn't show up for the medical appointment, his doctor called the concierge to go check on him, Eason said. "There was medication found in [Chandler's apartment] consistent with a serious illness," Eason said. He said Chandler did not leave a suicide note.
(Hutchinson, B., 2009, November 18, par.5-8)
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http://www.inentertainment.co.uk/20091118/michael-jacksons-1993-accuser-found-dead/
http://www.nydailynews.com/Evan Chandler, the father to Jordan Chandler who accused Michael Jackson of sexual... more
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In 1994 Jordan Chandler (seen above) and his family won a reported $15 – $22 million lawsuit against the now deceased King of Pop, Michael Jackson. Allegation of wrong doing and molestation were at the heart of a major police investigation. Michael was never charged with the crime but he did pay the huge sum of money to the family.
http://www.bittenandbound.com/2009/11/18/michael-jackson-molestation-accuser-dad-kills-himself/In 1994 Jordan Chandler (seen above) and his family won a reported $15 – $22 million... more
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Okay, and his doctor was a Mason. Anyone want to guess why he got killed. Other than to detract attention from the economy.Okay, and his doctor was a Mason. Anyone want to guess why he got killed. Other than... more
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Newsweek has boiled down the the first decade of this millennium into a seven minute video, highlighting the good, the bad and the unforgettable. From Bush V. Gore, to 9/11, to the iPod, to Borat, to the Iraq war, to Twitter and much, much more. Watch and marvel at this busy decade.
It really makes you remember about all that has changed about that last 10 years around the worldNewsweek has boiled down the the first decade of this millennium into a seven minute... more
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In an interview with ABC's Robin Roberts, Janet Jackson said she believes Dr. Conrad Murray was responsible for her brother's death. Murray worked as Michael Jackson's personal physician and has admitted to giving propofol to the late pop icon, but denies responsibility for his death.In an interview with ABC's Robin Roberts, Janet Jackson said she believes Dr. Conrad... more
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"Michael Jackson's This Is It" premiered to high praise from fans who applauded at each number as though they were at a concert and marveled as the singer stepped nimbly through his moonwalk and other signature moves.
Jackson, 50 when he died last June, kept pace with backup dancers half his age during rehearsals for such hits as "Thriller," "Billie Jean," "Beat It" and "Human Nature." The film was shot as Jackson prepared for a http://bloglines.com/blog/bardavonas marathon concert stand in London that never happened.
"He looked better than he did when he was 30," said Jessica Childs, a 21-year-old aspiring dancer who caught the Los Angeles premiere. "His voice stood out."
Four of Jackson's brothers - Jermaine, Marlon, Tito and Jackie - attended, saying afterward that seeing their brother on film filled them with love and pride.
"It's amazing to see him up there doing his thing," Jackie Jackson said. "To see him up there doing his performance like that has brought a lot of tears to my eyes, sitting there watching him. Because I love him so much. That's why I keep this with me at all times in my pocket. It's a little token of him," he said, pulling out a white-glove key-ring fashioned after one of his brother's best-known accessories.
"It was closure for me," said Marlon Jackson. "And it was a moment where I just felt his spirit inside of me. And that made me feel good."
Performances in the film included a medley of Jackson 5 hits the singer originally performed with his siblings.
Most of the material was intended for Jackson's private use, but it now serves as the last bow of a performer who ruled the pop charts in the 1980s and later retired to a reclusive life amid allegations of child molestation.
The mood at simultaneous premieres around the world Tuesday and Wednesday was tearful yet celebratory. At the Los Angeles premiere near the arena where much of the rehearsal footage was shot, "This Is It" director and longtime Jackson collaborator Kenny Ortega introduced the film to the audience, calling it the "last sacred documentation of our leader and our friend."
"It was touching. Well done. It was beautiful," said Casey Gosh, 24, who was invited to the premiere by a friend. "It told his story. You really felt like you knew him. It was his final performance."
"I loved seeing him in action again," said David Montalvo, who saw "This Is It" in New York City. "It's like you were able to see Michael again for the last time, so it was a good chance to say goodbye to him."
The footage revealed just how elaborate and demanding Jackson's comeback run of 50 planned concerts last July would have been. One segment showed how Jackson would have made a grand stage entrance inside a mechanical spider. Another, intended as a 3-D film accompaniment on "Thriller," featured an expansive graveyard set.
"We thought it was excellent. The concert we never saw," said Marilyn Morrison, who also saw the film in New York. "Just seeing all the moves, his original moves, just seeing him doing them again. Just wonderful."
Early reaction from critics was equally positive. Matt Soergel of The Florida Times of Jacksonville calls it an "exuberant, astonishingly entertaining concert film." "Looks like the world has missed one helluva concert," writes Kirk Honeycutt of The Hollywood Reporter.
And Nekesa Mumbi Moody of The Associated Press said, "The amazing performances Jackson delivers in this film are not a result of camera magic, but Jackson's own."
The film already was getting repeat business. Gina Meconi and a friend attended the Los Angeles premiere then went to one of the first public screenings at the new adjacent Regal theatre.
"I had tickets for this anyway, so I said let's go see it again," Meconi said. "It was awesome. I loved it. I thought it was going to be sadder, but it wasn't sad at all."
Elizabeth Gonzales slept outside overnight to buy tickets to see the film at the Regal. Wearing a fedora, a spangled glove and a red leather jac"Michael Jackson's This Is It" premiered to high praise from fans who applauded at... more
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Bent TV is at it again, making "Star Wars" story lines into cartoon rap videos. Their first installment covered the basics, but didn't really give us the full flavor of these hardcore hooligans. This time Vader laid down the law, Leia got in her gold bikini, and Obi Wan went all Flava Flav.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/10/star-wars-gangsta-rap-vid_n_352779.htmlBent TV is at it again, making "Star Wars" story lines into cartoon rap videos. Their... more
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Monday rears its disgusting head again, but we're here to cheer you up with some Top 5 Virals! Today we've got Grizzly Bear with "Ready, Able," an animation on oil consumption called H2Oil, a cover of Michael Jackson's "Beat It," a guy's sensitive nipples and Lady Gaga's new video for "Bad Romance." Enjoy!
To watch other Top 5 Virals, check out http://current.com/current-virals/ for more fun!Monday rears its disgusting head again, but we're here to cheer you up with some Top 5... more
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UK’s Sky One channel conducted a live seance with spiritualist medium Derek Acorah, who communicated with Michael Jackson. Hardcore MJ fans were asked to participate, and one was left inconsolable after “Michael” told him he loved him. WTF!?!?!
http://www.tabloidprodigy.com/?p=7683UK’s Sky One channel conducted a live seance with spiritualist medium Derek Acorah,... more
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In case you didn't catch Michael Jackson's live seance on Sky1 (or if you don't live in either the UK or Ireland), here is what the Daily Mail summoned up...
The medium Derek Acorah contacted Michael Jackson from the dead along with four other fans live on TV. According to the medium, Michael said that he's furious that he was not buried alongside Marilyn Monroe. Derek later told the fans that it was paramount to receive Michael's love and the singer was spending time with grandparents. One of the fans said: 'I looked into Derek's eyes and it was him.'
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1225942/Michael-Jackson-furious-hes-buried-Marilyn-Monroe-claims-medium-live-TV-seance.htmlIn case you didn't catch Michael Jackson's live seance on Sky1 (or if you don't live... more
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