Michael Jackson’s monster smash
Last Updated: 12:01am GMT 25/11/2007
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It started with a howl (from the record company) and ended with latex, zombies and beansprout sandwiches. Twenty-five years after Michael Jackson turned into a werewolf, Peter Lyle talks to members of his inner circle about the making of a classic album – and the video that changed pop history
Akon’s already had a hand in hits by Gwen Stefani and 50 Cent; now Michael Jackson has enlisted the collaborator du jour to sing, write, and produce on his next album.
(VIDEO INCLUDED) Michael Jackson brought trendy Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles to a standstill on Thursday for a little clothes shopping. The hooded pop superstar and a female friend spent 30 minutes shopping in stores Unica and Moist before dashing back to a dark blue Jeep to make a hasty getaway from a small gang of paparazzi.
Nov 9 2007 – Michael Jackson attended the birthday party for civil rights leader Jesse Jackson Thursday (Nov 8).
Harriette Cole from Ebony Mag talks about Jackson on CNN + video
NOV 8 2007 – (mjeol) After seeing a few reports about Michael Jackson’s upcoming interview for {tag Ebony} magazine’s Dec 2007 issue to celebrate the 25th anniversary of “Thriller”, it has become laughably obvious the media never intended to see a good looking Jackson on the cover.
Pop star Michael Jackson has said he pays no attention to the negative press written about him.
In a rare interview, the star told Ebony magazine that he knows he has the reputation of being different, but just ignores it.
“In my opinion, it’s ignorance. It’s usually not based on fact. Every neighbourhood has the guy who you don’t see, so you gossip about him,” he said.
Check out the video below of some behind the scenes footage of the Ebony photo shoot! Turn your sound on and enjoy the video below:
More HOTTT pics from Michael Jackson’s Ebony Magazine interview and photoshoot have been added to the gallery!
GARY, Ind.(NNPA) – The father of the King of Pop believes his legacy in shepherding the rise of the worlds most successful music family is being distorted, maligned in a concerted effort to rewrite history.
Instead of focusing on his success as a father, businessman or philanthropist, Joseph Joe Jackson says the U.S. media is on a campaign to discredit him and distort the impact a Black family from Gary, Indiana, has had on world (entertainment) history.
Nov 1 2007 (mjeol) – In a recent interview for Rap Industry Dot Com, Frank Lucas Jr talks about being the offspring of a real American gangster and shouts-out Michael Jackson for a possible collaboration for Jackson’s new album.