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Michael Jackson’s House Selling For $29 Million

admin — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 00:09:07 +0000

The mansion that Michael Jackson rented when he passed away in 2009 is on the market and is looking for a buyer, the going price for MJ’s home is $29 million.

This beautiful home which has 7 bedrooms and a 7 car garage is complete with 13 toilets and totals over 17,000 square feet. The home is located in a fancy upscale neighborhood in Los Angeles.

The home was also up for sale back in 2008, but did not find a buyer. The news about his home going up for sale already has several MJ fans already interested, at least at trying to get a sneak peek inside the famous mansion.

Michael Jackson Magazines – Added 300 More Pictures!

admin — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 00:33:39 +0000

We have added over 300 hundred more magazine and magazine covers that have portrayed MJ. Some of these magazine pictures are dating back to the early 70′s and include many of the top magazine publishers. They range from Ebony, Jet, Rolling Stone to some international magazines. Michael was featured in so many magazines in his lifetime due to his popularity and truly unique performance style.

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Neverland Ranch State Park?

admin — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 17:56:48 +0000

Mike Davis, a California lawmaker, is proposing turning Neverland Ranch into a state park. The property that was made famous by the late Michael Jackson, fell into problems when Jackson was unable to maintain the mortgage on the 2,500 acre property. Neverland Ranch is now owned by the Jackson Family along with Colony Capital Equity Firm.

The property was purchased by Michael Jackson back in 1988 for a mere $17 million, and its now worth somewhere between $70 to $90 million. The only problem facing Mike Davis is that the state of California is currently broke and may not sit on their list of priorities.

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Michael Jackson’s Tomb Vandalized

admin — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 01:27:32 +0000

The tomb of Michael Jackson located in Glendale has reported some vandalism at the late singers grave. There were messages written on the mausoleum in black marker and crews were working on cleaning it up. The messages seemed to be that of fans missing him or of support.

The messages read, “Miss you sweet angel!” and “Keep the dream alive”. Pictures were made available by TMZ.com. The cemetery was not sure when the vandalism was done and no police report has been filed.

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Michael Jackson: The Experience – Game Update!

admin — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 02:38:30 +0000

The highly anticipated Michael Jackson game gets a new name and release. The company behind the game, Ubisoft, announced after their press conference that the game will feature dancing, moonwalking and MJ’s hit songs. It has been confirmed that it will include “Beat It” and “Billie Jean”.

The Michael Jackson game is set to be released for the 2010 holidays and is sure to be a sure sell out. It will be available across all major consoles such as DS, PS3, PSP, Wii, and Xbox 360. The interactive game will allow fans to mimic some of MJ’s best songs and moves and will give them a place to cherish their lost hero.

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Michael Jackson’s Top 50 Billboard Hits

admin — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 22:32:51 +0000

Michael Jackson had many hits in his long and successful music career, but the top song on the Billboard’s was his, “Say Say Say” in1983. This duet with Paul McCartney was in the #1 spot for 6 weeks and was on the chart longer than any of his other songs. Here are his top 50 Billboard Hits.

MJ’s Thriller album is still holds the record for most copies ever sold for a music album at 29 million. His number two song close behind “Say Say Say”, was his famous song called “Billie Jean”. While “Billie Jean” spent more time as number one on the Billboard, it didn’t last as long on the list as “Say Say Say”.

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Michael Jackson Video Game Coming 2010

admin — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 00:48:28 +0000

There is a new Michael Jackson video game coming and it will be out for the holidays. The game will let fans dance and sign like the legendary king of pop. You will have to dance to some of his greatest hits like “Billie Jean” and “Beat It” and it will test fans ability to copy his moves and even his vocals.

The has been little released about what Michael Jackson songs or tracks will be on the game and what characters you could be, but it is destined to be a hit. MJ was also featured in the 1989 Sega Geneis game called Moonwalker, however you can bet the new game will keep fans coming.

Michael Jackson’s Doctor Can Keep Medical License

admin — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:05:59 +0000

The doctor who was taking care of Michael Jackson up to the day he died will be allowed to keep his medical license, at least for now. Conrad Murray, who is on trial relating to the death of MJ, is accused of giving a lethal dose of a drug called Propofol. Judge Michael E. Pastor rejected a request to suspend the Conrad’s license today Los Angeles.

The judge did say that the California Medical Board could seek to suspend his license to practice medicine at a future administrative proceeding. Conrad throughout the day sat silently with members of the Jackson Family and supporters in attendance.

MJ Fans to Protest at LA Courthouse

admin — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 02:25:36 +0000

Fans of the great Michael Jackson are expected to protest outside the LA Courthouse where the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray is being held. The group, Justice4MJ, has scheduled a protest to help combat Conrad’s supporters. The group is calling for people to show up to show your support of MJ.

Date: June 14th

Time: 10:00am – 5:00pm

Location: Clara Shortridge Criminal Justice Center

Michael Jackson’s Anniversary Of His Death

admin — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 08:28:26 +0000

Michael Jackson one year later and many fans still have a deep loss in their heart, but at least the fans of MJ can visit his grave site on the anniversary of his death.

On June 25th, fans have the permission to go to Forest Lawn Cemetery and have the chance to pay their respects. While fans can go to the cemetery, they will not be allowed to enter the Great Mausoleum where the great Michael Jackson was laid to rest.

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