The first music video from Michael Jackson‘s first posthumous album arrived online Thursday. The song, “Hold My Hand,” is the lead single from the album Michael and features rapper/singer Akon.
Michael hits stores and iTunes Dec. 14.
A collaboration between Senegalese singer-producer Akon and the late King of Pop Michael Jackson recorded three years ago will go on sale on Monday, Nov. 15 as the first single off an album of new music from Jackson, Sony Records confirmed on Thursday.
A new media-bashing single from the late King of Pop Michael Jackson — entitled “Breaking News” — hit the Interwebs on Monday, sparking controversy about just who’s singing the song.
This bitch!
Looks like the apple doesn’t fall far from the psycho. “Deuces” is aces for Chris Brown. The 21-year-old’s latest song hit the top spot of Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop songs chart last week, but Breezy’s mom — Joyce Hawkins — may have set her son’s journey down the comeback trail back a few hundred paces with an outrageous Tuesday afternoon Tweet that seems to compare her embattled spawn to the legendary King of Pop.
Hmmm — Ne-Yo’s latest video, “One In A Million,” feels very familiar.
Check out the similarities between the Libra Scale star’s new promo and Michael Jackson’s Bad classic “The Way You Make Me Feel.”
Chris Brown turned on the waterworks during a nearly 7-minute tribute performance to the iconic King of Pop, Michael Jackson, during Sunday night’s 2010 BET Awards live from Los Angeles.
I can’t be the only person who finds the fact that a convicted woman beater was asked to perform in honor of the late great Michael Jackson more than inappropriate. Guess I just have too much common sense to separate someone being a piece of garbage from their supposed musical prowess. This kid sure has everyone fooled. However, Black folks are more forgiving of tomfoolery than any other race on the Planet. What an embarrassing reflection on our people.
[The cryings starts @ 4:35...]
On The Early Show Friday, Grammy-nominated Canadian songbird Melanie Fiona performed the Jackson 5 classic, “I’ll Be There” as a tribute to the one year anniversary of Michael Jackson’s death.
Can you believe it’s been a year since the music world lost The Great Michael Jackson. Officials at star-studded Hollywood cemetery Forest Lawn says it welcomes Michael Jackson fans for the one-year anniversary of his death this Friday, but there will be some restrictions in place to preserve the sanctity of the grounds.
Mutli-talented Bad Boy star Janelle Monae performed a cover of Charlie Chaplin’s “Smile” for Billboard Magazine Mash-Up Monday, as the world premireres to celebrate the King of Pop’s life on the first anniversary of his death, this Friday, June 25.
“Emotionally, I’ve been connected to this song for quite some time,” Janelle explains. “It’s one of those classic standards, it’s been sung by a lot of the greats, Stevie Wonder to Nat King Cole to Micheal Jackson to Frank Sinatra.”
Newsflash: Joe Jackson is a total jackass…
Michael Jackson’s father blames his estranged wife Katherine for their son’s death.
Joe Jackson holds Katherine responsible for not doing enough to stop late “Thriller” star Michael Jackson from abusing prescription drugs. Joe – who was accused of beating and tormenting the King of Pop during his childhood – claims he asked Katherine several times to stage an intervention for Michael because he knew the star wouldn’t listen to him.
MJ, 50, died of acute propofol intoxication last June 25.
