Posted on Fri, Feb. 17, 2006 [b]Michael Jackson’s Katrina song said ready[/b] LINDA DEUTSCH Associated Press LOS ANGELES – Eight
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Jackson NOT in talks with Vatican, Says Spokeswoman
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Raymone K. Bain February 6, 2006 [b]MICHAEL JACKSON NOT IN DISCUSSIONS REGARDING POPE JOHN PAUL II’S PRAYERS[/b] Washington, D.C. .. Contrary to published reports in Italy, and the United States, Michael Jackson has not participated in any discussions with the Vatican, or Edizioni Musicali Terzo Millennio, an Italian music label specializing in religious songs, to record music to Pope John Paul IIs prayers. None of Mr. Jacksons authorized representatives have contacted either the Vatican, or Edizioni Musicali Terzo Millennio, regarding this proposed project. Michael Jackson is unaware of this project, and news reports stating otherwise are completely erroneous. ### Source: Raymone K Bain
Joe Jackson crashes Rap Bowl concert – UPI
[b]Joe Jackson crashes Rap Bowl concert[/b] DETROIT, Feb. 4 (UPI) — The most bizarre moment of “The Rap Bowl” at
Mesereau to be Honored In Los Angeles
[b]Mesereau to be Honored In Los Angeles[/b] MICHAEL JACKSON’s attorney THOMAS MESEREAU is to be honoured by his peers after
Statement of Michael Jackson Re: Death of Mrs. Coretta Scott King
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 31, 2006 STATEMENT OF MICHAEL JACKSON REGARDING THE DEATH OF MRS. CORETTA SCOTT KING Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson keeps low profile during private Hamburg stay
[b]Michael Jackson keeps low profile during private Hamburg stay[/b] Jan 29, 2006, 19:51 GMT Michael Jackson waves from a house
Barricades protect Hamburg home during Michael Jackson stay
[b]Barricades protect Hamburg home during Michael Jackson stay[/b] Jan 28, 2006, 13:17 GMT Hamburg – Police have had to throw
Michael Jackson Spotted in Manama, Bahrain
[b]Michael Jackson Spotted in Manama, Bahrain[/b] (Original report by HASAN JAMALI) Wednesday, January 25, 2006 11:50 AM EST Superstar Michael
Vet Defends Jackson, Blames Business Assoc. for pay oversight – SBNP
Walk with the animals, talk with the judge: a real life Dr. Doolittle William Etling January 23, 2006 12:00 AM You heard it here first. “I’ve not talked to anybody else in the media at all,” said veterinarian Dr. Martin Dinnes, the real life Dr. Doolittle who manages Michael Jackson’s menagerie at the sprawling 2,676-acre Neverland Valley Ranch. “The animals are fine. Our dispute is all settled.” “Through all of this, all the principals, and Neverland, and MJJ, and all of Michael’s entities knew that even if I didn’t get paid,” he added, “I was going to take care of those animals.” Dr. Dinnes, who for 20 years has helped Jackson assemble and maintain his exotic zoo, was just the latest in a long line of creditors to trundle a wheelbarrow full of unpaid bills to the county courthouse when he dunned the expatriate prince of pop for $91,602.05 on Dec. 27.
No swift riches for jurors turned would-be authors
No swift riches for jurors turned would-be authors
By Quintin Cushner/Senior Staff Writer (Santa Maria Times)
Almost a year after they were selected to serve on the high-profile Michael Jackson child-molestation trial, none of the three jurors who announced plans to write books on the case has a deal.