In questi giorni, non so cosa scrivere, mi capitano molte cose, alcune davvero pessime e di queste non voglio dir nulla, altre banali… quindi ho deciso posterò una canzone che adoro del mitico Michael Jackson e che in questi giorni mi sta aiutando molto a non soffrire… Ma d’altra parte la situazione in cui mi trovo l’ho scelta io e non posso che incolpare me stessa se le cose non vanno bene…

So a few days ago five (5) Michael Jackson remixes were up for grabs but got removed instantly since they were probably leaked. Anyway they will be released sometime soon I guess. So far the songs are: Never Can Say Goodbye – (The Neptunes Remix), ABC – (Salaam Remi Remix), Dancing Machine – (Polow Da Don Remix), Skywriter – (Stargate Remix), I Wanna Be Where You Are – (Dallas Austin Remix)

If you missed Popsquire’s Michael Jackson segments on HLN’s “Prime News” yesterday, don’t fret.  Here are a few highlights: Technorati Tags: hln prime news, michael jackson burial, michael jackson probate hearing, pop culture law, popsquire, russell wetanson

VIA EUR: There are reports that Michael Jackson was laid to rest last Thursday in a low-key, private ceremony at Hollywood’s Forest Lawn Cemetery and attended by a dozen people. Michael’s father Joe and sister LaToya are believed to have been the only family members to attend the secret service, according to World Entertainment News Network. A cemetery [...]

As the Grim Reaper scythes his way though so many beloved celebrities this summer, it’s boom time for documentaries starring the recently expired. When we first heard the news that the rehearsal footage from Michael Jackson’s “This Is It” tour would be assembled into a movie and rolled out into theaters the day before Halloween, we doubted that Sony, the studio buying the rights for $60 million, could think of a way to make this whole thing any more unseemly.

14 Things Photography Meetup – Melbourne Due to our weeknight meet now being completely full each month, we though we could give an alternate time a go on the weekends. Please only come to one of the two monthly meets! 14 things – AugustBrief – shape bottle hill spot camera flower hand roof hollow face scattered love lost death blue song – Thriller by Michael Jackson Each photo must be related to a word on the brief (no matter how loosely!) It would be great if a couple of others could also bring laptops.

A “Joseph” Generation August 9, 2009 – WEAG INTRODUCTION: There’s a broad spectrum of people that attend church, so I’m sure there are some here today who are checking out this church, wondering if God is real, taking in the atmosphere, wondering if there are business connections or networks to be joined, etc. You’re seeking something … You’re seeking Someone. That’s GOOD! You are welcome here! If you aren’t a committed follower of Jesus, what you’re about to hear is typical of what we talk about … when you’re not around.

JOHN GEROME The Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In the days after Michael Jackson’s death, Joann Smith couldn’t turn off her TV. She felt she was reliving the pain of her own idol’s death almost 32 years ago , Elvis Presley. “I said ‘I can’t believe it’s happening again,’” Smith recalled. “It hurt, it really did. Even though I wasn’t a Michael Jackson fan, I could feel the pain because it happened to somebody I had loved, and I know what his family and his fans were going through.” Smith, who is president of the Elvis Fever fan club in Jacksonville, Fla., and millions of others will remember the fallen icon Aug.

- Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES — He spent the last few years of his life on a globe-trotting odyssey, and now in death Michael Jackson still seems unable to find a permanent home…. from WN.com – Entertainment News This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 11th, 2009 at 17:00 and is filed under Entertainment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

The Chicago Sun-Times reported Wednesday morning about an Egyptian bust that resembled Michael Jackson on display in Inside Ancient Egypt, which opened in 1988 at the Field Museum . The bust of an Egyptian woman is nearly 3,000 years old, yet the resemblance to the late King of Pop is uncanny. What do you think?