We Are The World 2.0
Michael Jackson has since left us but the song he wrote with Lionel Ritchie is still going strong. Now, with an all new All Star cast. Here’s We Are The World 2.0 where all money received by the We Are The World Foundation is channeled off to the Haiti Relief.
Recorded on February 1st, 2010, in the same studio as the original 25 years earlier (Henson Recording Studios, formerly A&M Recording Studios) “We Are The World 25 For Haiti”, in which Jones and Richie serve as executive producers and producers, was created in collaboration with executive producers Wyclef Jean, Randy Phillips and Peter Tortorici; producers Humberto Gattica and RedOne; and co-producers Rickey Minor, Mervyn Warren and Patti Austin to benefit the Haitian earthquake relief efforts and the rebuilding of Haiti. (more…)
Michael Jackson’s Ghost Spotted in Neverland Ranch After his Death!
This was supposedly shown on CNN’s Larry King LIVE as reported by E! Online.
The Tupac-style “M.J. Lives” conspiracy theorists are already hard at work, so why shouldn’t the ghost hunters? In the above clip from the tour of Neverland Ranch on Larry King Live, Michael Jackson’s ghost makes its television debut. Either that, or someone walks by a window to cast that shadow (so doubtful). You be the judge!
Michael Jackson’s Death Affected Hitler
Saw this video on Wingz Rojaks’ blog.
Just too good not to put it here for myself to come back and watch over and over again.
The Stars Tribute Song to Michael Jackson
No you won’t find Michael Jackson’s Death photos or Michael Jackson’s Autopsy results here.
Here, I’m sharing with you this tribute track done by Sean “Diddy” Combs titled “Better on the Other Side” features Diddy, along with fellow Jackson mourners Chris Brown, Boyz II Men, the Game, Polo and Mario Winans.
Basically a tribute to the way Jackson influenced countless artists who came after him, a few lines of the track go like this:
“I guess what I’m askin’ is, everybody bow your head for a legend, don’t breathe for a second… My confession, somebody tell Usher, I seen him moonwalk, I guess the young ‘Thriller’ touched him, like he touched me, like he touched you…”
Listen to it here!
RIP Michael Jackson, the King of POP
When I read the news this morning, the one that shocked me the most is the announcement of the death of Michael the Wacko. I grew up listening to his music, thrilled to his MTVs and still even now, still occasionally blast his music out loud at home when no one else was in. Yes, I’m a fan of his. Not shy to admit it.
Michael, whose lifetime of hits sold more than 750 million albums worldwide, whose landmark Thriller broke records and racial divides, whose smooth moves revolutionized dance as much as pop, and whose penchant for headline-making helped burnish his brand, and, following child-abuse allegations, helped tarnish it as well, died today after being found unconscious at his Los Angeles-area home. (more…)
Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker Arcade Game
One of the classic games I used to play at the Arcade in the school days. At a time Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker was the biggest thing to hit town. Everyone was into it and game consoles at the arcades in town was practically flooded with machines featuring the Moonwalker. Check out this video to reminisce the Good ol Time and for those of you too young to know of such game, here’s what people in the early 90s before Internet and Cyber Cafes plays.
Great fun Great fun, wonder where I can find the computer version so I can download.
Britain’s Got Talent’s 12 year old Shaheen Jafargholi
Diese shared this video with me of Britain’s Got Talent’s Week 2 audition by a 12 year old Shaheen Jafargholi. Check out his performance, freaking awesome.
He started off singing Valerie but was stopped by Simon who asked him whether he got any other song he could sing. He bowl the crowd over with his rendition of Michael Jackson’s ‘Who’s Loving You’.
