Michael Jackson not the biological father of Debbie Rowe’s children
It is still unclear who will take care of Michael Jackson’s three children Michael Joseph, Paris and Prince ‘Blanket’ Michael II. One thing is for sure though; Debbie Rowe has no intention of taking them! Furthermore, she has revealed that she is their biological mother, but that the children are not actually Jackson’s! She was instead artificially inseminated by an anonymous donor.
Michael Jackson Dies
Michael suffered a heart attack earlier this afternoon at his Holmby Hills home and paramedics were unable to revive him. When paramedics arrived Jackson had no pulse and they never got a pulse back.
Michael Jackson Sued for Come-back Shows
New controversy around the Michael Jackson come-back tour! According to promoter AllGood Entertainment, the 50 shows Michael has got scheduled in the O2 Arena in London are a breach of contract. They claim that Jackson’s manager Frank DiLeo has signed a contract on behalf of Jackson, promising he would star alongside the other former Jackson Five members. Signing of this contract also meant Jackson would not be allowed to do any individual concerts until the Jackson Five show in 2010.
Michael Jackson Untrustworthy?
Michael Jackson is once again unfavourably depicted in the media: this time it concerns the Janet and Jackson 5 concert taking place in Texas in 2010. Even though Michael has announced that he will be performing at the said concert, the CEO of the company organising the concert, Patrick Allocco, is much less sure about that…Allocco has announced only to trust Michael when he actually officially signs to perform at the concert… If you are as unsure as Allocco of the 2010 ‘reunion’ concert, you may try to get hold of the upcoming Michael Jackson concerts in the London O2 Arena.
Michael Jackson Extending Tour to the US?
All 50 Michael Jackson shows at the O2 Arena in London sold out in a matter of hours! This unrivalled feat has encouraged Michael to consider also coming to the US with his “This Is It” tour. The European tour will end in January, so American tour dates may be added for the beginning of 2010. There is talk that concerts will take place in New York and Los Angeles. According to our source
Michael Jackson Concert Tickets Almost Impossible to Find – But Worldticketshop has Tickets!
MichaelJacksonLive.com is simply being blown away after being inundated with hundreds of thousands of requests and there are multiple problems in getting them according to diehard fans. Fortunately , Tickets for the concert are still available at Worldticketshop.com – get them while they last!
Michael Jackson, the Final Concerts – London, 02 Arena, Summer 2009
He was, and may still be, one of the most talented and electrifying entertainers in modern history, a consummate showman whose musical aura brought him fame and fortune unmatched by his peers — artistically and financially — throughout the latter part of the last millenium.
But that was then and this is now…. hmm…. who can forget that first moon dance by the fresh young Jackson in 1983 on a televised music special?
Now, the reclusive and troubled fifty year old singer announced his first major concert dates in more than a decade. And tickets are almost impossible to get… fortunately some are still available at Worldticketshop!
Michael Jackson expected to announce comeback in London
Michael Jackson will be in London this week to make a “special announcement,” representatives said Tuesday, and iword on the street is it’s likely to involve a series of comeback concerts in the city.
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