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T-Pain and Quincy Jones recently criticized each other. The music producer claimed that he was unhappy with T-Pain's version of 'P.Y.T.,' and the rapper said that Jones did not help him out at the studio. -
Paris Jackson Robbed By Hitchhikers In Los Angeles
Paris Jackson's debit card was stolen by one of the hitchhikers she helped on Friday. The 19-year-old daughter of Michael Jackson detailed the incident on her social media account. -
Lorde Labeled As A Bigot, Anti-Semite In Full-Page Ad After Canceling Israel Concert
A newspaper ad called Lorde a bigot after she canceled her Tel-Aviv show. The ad accused the pop star of being prejudice against the Jewish state. -
Zac Efron Shares Story Of His Tearful Phone Call With Michael Jackson
In an interview with Graham Norton, Zac Efron revealed that he got to talk with Michael Jackson on the phone, thanks to a director friend. The actor admitted that he cried after the brief conversation. -
Michael Jackson's 'Bad' Album is 30 Years Old! How MJ Influenced Today's Biggest Pop Stars
Michael Jackson's "Bad" album turned 30 years old and it's sound had a massive influence on today's biggest pop artists. -
Michael Jackson’s Doctor Conrad Murray Insists He Didn’t Kill King of Pop
Conrad Murray, the personal physician of Michael Jackson, still maintains that he was not responsible for the death of the iconic entertainer in 2009. Instead, he insists that the King of Pop's dermatologist Dr. Arnold Klein was the one who caused MJ's death. -
Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris Gets ‘Queen of My Heart’ Tattoo in Honor of King of Pop
Paris Jackson honored her late father, the "King of Pop," Michael Jackson, with a new tattoo that reads "Queen of my heart" in the "Thriller" singer's handwriting. -
Sony Buys Out Michael Jackson Estate's 50% Share Of Sony/ATV Publishing
Michael Jackson's estate sits on one of the most valuable piece of publishing in modern music and they just inked a massive deal with Sony to hand over their remaining 50 percent share of Sony/ATV Music Publishing to the label for a hefty sum. -
Kobe Bryant Credits Michael Jackson as NBA Career Inspiration on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'
Living NBA legend Kobe Bryant is wrapping up his final season on the basketball court before his retirement, so it makes sense that he'd stop by big LA Lakers fan Jimmy Kimmel's Live! ABC late night talk show to share stories and more. Reflecting on his first season in the sport, Bryant explained to the audience that it wasn't another athlete that he looked to for inspiration, but the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson. It turns out that Jackson's career in the music industry influenced how Bryant played and grew in his own career. -
Joseph Fiennes Defends Michael Jackson Role, Should Probably Quit TV Movie, Right?
British actor Joseph Fiennes was recently cast in a comedic TV movie in the UK as music icon Michael Jackson. No, these two people do not share the same skin color, which is obviously making this project very scandalous. While Fiennes admits that he understands the backlash of a white actor portraying an African-American in a production, this week he came to his own defense, claiming that the TV special is satirical, so, you know, who cares? Clearly, a lot of people care, so we're basically counting down until the 45-year-old white actor quits this project. -
Chris Brown Blasts the Grammys, Michael Jackson TV Special Casting on Twitter
Chris Brown never has a shortage of controversy surrounding him, and this past Friday (Jan. 29), he took to Twitter to blast both the Grammys and the Michael Jackson TV special's casting on Twitter. He wasn’t shy about sharing his opinions on the controversy surrounding both. There's been a lot of flak surrounding the decision to cast a white actor to play Michael Jackson in the British TV comedy. -
Michael Jackson Told Oprah He Wouldn't Want to be Played by a White Actor in 1993 Inteview
As the entertainment world gears up for the Sky Arts TV comedy 'Elizabeth, Michael & Marlon,' the choice to cast white actor Joseph Fiennes as Michael Jackson has been controversial to say the least. Adding to the controversy, a 1993 video of an Oprah Winfrey interview has been unearthed where he told the host that he wouldn’t want to be played by a white actor.
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