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February 9, 2010

The Iconic Funeral Of Michael Jackson

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — Mark Walters @ 2:58 pm
by Mark Walters

In March 2009, Michael Jackson announced his final ten shows at London’s O2 Arena, but demand forced the residency to be extended to fifty nights, to commence on July 13th 2009. However, on June 25th 2009, the world stood still as news spread that Michael Jackson had died after a suffering cardiac arrest at his LA mansion.

Internet search engine, Google, shut down as it interpreted the sheer volume of searches for “Michael Jackson” as an automated attack; and, within a few hours of the news breaking, the King of Pop was back on top of the charts thanks to radio airplay and downloads.

Much speculation has arisen over the star’s physical health for such a mammoth tour, and whether this was to blame for the cardiac arrest, although rumors are rife of murder, overdose and still being alive. Only time will tell.

A private funeral service was held on July 7th at Forest Lawn Memorial Park’s Hall of Liberty, after which there was a public memorial service at the Staples Center in LA, which was the location that he was rehearsing for his London shows at. The public showed up in huge numbers to pay their respect, and over 30 million people also watched on TV.

A musical artist alone, however good they were, would not be able to cause such a wave of emotion. It was what Jackson did to make the world a better place in general, such as launching his ‘Heal The World Foundation’ and supporting countless other charities, that was the cause of this almost unprecedented public response.

Various musical superstars, from past and present, who had been involved in Michael Jackson’s life sang tribute songs, whilst non-musical acquaintances gave moving eulogies. Perhaps the most notable line to come from the many said was by Reverend Al Sharpton, who told Jackson’s children - “There wasn’t nothing strange about your daddy. It was strange what your daddy had to deal with”.

Michael’s 11-year-old daughter, Paris, cried as she told the crowd, “Ever since I was born, Daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine”.

It was also a time for regret for some, as they may have, for the first time, really considered what pressure they had put the man under, and how much they had unnecessarily hassled him. It was put nicely by Jackson’s brother Marlon - “We will never, never, understand what he endured. How much pain can one take? Maybe now, Michael, they will leave you alone”.

The services held were a fitting way to celebrate the life of Michael Jackson. They, along with his musical and charitable legacies, will ensure that he continues to live on in the minds of millions of people around the world.

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January 31, 2010

Michael Jackson Collectibles for Sale

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — Jon Moreno @ 5:44 pm
by Jon Moreno

If you hear the name Michael Jackson, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? A legend? An icon? “The King of Pop”? Well, any of these three will sure cross your mind once the name Michael Jackson is mentioned because his voice is behind great music of all time. But actually, he’s more than just a voice, especially if you come to love him and became a fan since he started.

That’s so true. Because if you are an avid fan of Michael Jackson, you’ll go as far as buying Michael Jackson collectibles just to keep his memories intact. Ranging from shirts, CDs, and magazines, these may be ordinary stuff for some, but for you they mean more than that.

In fact, you might already have some of these collectors’ items in your closet. But if you haven’t, then here’s a short list of Michael Jackson collectibles to help you get started.

The Thriller Vinyl Album. This is Michael Jackson’s best-selling album, so be sure to have a copy. But since albums before were released in vinyl, all the more you’d be proud if you got the vinyl one.

Magazines with Michael Jackson on the covers. These include Ebony, Life, People, Rolling Stone, and Newsweek. A lot of Michael Jackson fans got these items, so you should too.

CDs and DVDs. Michael Jackson’s songs and concerts will sure live on. And as long as there are CDs and DVDs of his concerts and albums like History, Bad, Invincible, Blood on the Dance Floor, Dangerous, and those that were recorded when he was still part of Jackson 5, he will always be remembered. So, don’t fail to grab a copy of his CDs and DVDs, especially the “This Is It” album.

Michael Jackson dolls, action figures, and t-shirts. You can find lots of them. MJ dolls were produced as early as the 1980s but they are still available, together with some action figures, t-shirts, jerseys, and long-sleeve shirts. Take note: these could cost you a lot but they are sure worth the price.

Some or even all of these Michael Jackson collectibles will sure catch your fancy. So, why don’t you get them now?

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January 13, 2010

Did You Know That Shoe Retail Stores Sell Low Priced Michael Jackson Dancing Shoes?

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — Tyler G. Kimpton @ 10:18 am
by Tyler G. Kimpton

Cheap shoes are part of the necessary ways that many of us save money today. Of course, every now and then you want something special that only comes along once in a blue moon. If you were one of the many looking for Michael Jackson shoes but don’t want to spend a fortune on them, then you are in luck. Cheap Michael Jackson shoes are available for fans and those who wish to commemorate his life, as well as his death, in this unique way.

If you think that snatching up a pair of cheap Michael Jackson shoes then is a potentially profitable decision, you will be happy to know that there are many, many styles to choose from.

It can be agreed that not everyone is a huge fan of Michael Jackson. It doesn’t matter. Even if you’ve never danced to his music or followed his numerous tabloid events, cheap Michael Jackson shoes are destined to become collector’s items that may one day have an accrued value. For fans, the personal value can never be disputed.

With more than 25 unique designs, cheap Michael Jackson shoes are currently available with either a high or low top and numerous sneaker styles that have his picture adorned along the side or the heel of the shoe. The limited editions shoes can found online for a wide variety of prices. Make sure you get the cheap Michael Jackson shoes in order to avoid overpaying.

But to celebrate the artist, the man who truly brought a new age of music to our life, cheap Michael Jackson shoes are a token of the star’s talent. There are many ways that this man will be remembered, and clothing and shoes that have his image are most likely going to end up being special in one way or another some day.

Nike Air has produced some cheap Michael Jackson shoes, and other shoe manufacturers came out with some of the shoe related memorabilia. Hats, handbags, and other accessories that bear the Jackson symbols and pictures can be found through many of the online shoe stores that are offering cheap Michael Jackson shoes.

These are cheap shoes that are made by well known name brands like Nike Air. Their entire Michael Jackson line is available through various online shoe stores that have developed good deals with Nike and other major manufacturers.

If you’re looking for a pair of cheap Michael Jackson sneakers to wear, you’re in luck. Many of the cheapest pairs are priced low enough that you can grab a pair to wear and a pair to save, if you so desire. These commemorative shoes are perfect for anyone who wants to keep the spirit of the superstar alive.

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November 19, 2009

Michael Jackson Thriller: The Man And His Song

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — Jon Moreno @ 4:15 am
by Jon Moreno

Michael Jackson Thriller was the number one selling album of all time and was the sixth album that was put out by Michael Jackson. Epic records released this album in November of nineteen eighty two. Thriller followed another famous album Off the wall which was released in nineteen seventy nine.

Between off the wall and thriller Jackson went through a lot of changes. Between this time Jackson was having a lot of family problems. Including his father going through an affair with another woman that was twenty years younger than him and also having a child with the same woman, and then later telling his family about it.

Thriller made Jackson one of the most famous people in the twentieth century and this allowed him to break some barriers of racial people. Some of the reasons he was able to break the racial barrier that people held was because of his meeting with Ronald Regan at the White house. This album and song was one of the first to make famous the Use of Music videos to promote songs.

In the rolling stone magazine which was put out in two thousand and three, Thriller was ranked number twenty out of the five hundred greatest albums of all time. Thriller was number three out of two hundred by the National Association of Recording Merchandisers.

Thriller was also preserved to the National Library of Congress and they deemed it “Culturally significant”. Jackson’s other album off the wall was a huge success but not as largely known as Thriller although it did receive favorable reviews just like thriller.

In a little over a year the album “Thriller” became the number one selling album of all time. And up to this very day still remains the number one album of all time. The sales of Thriller were estimated to be at seventy to one hundred and ten million tracks in the united states. This record won a record breaking eight Grammies in nineteen eighty four.

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August 1, 2009

Michael Jackson’s Flashy Lifestyle And Golden moments

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — Rohit Rajvansh @ 3:01 pm
by Rohit Rajvansh

Greatest personality means the greatest impact he made on the hearts of millions. The Pandora of controversies that came out of his life, and so on…. MJ is just there at the top of all these lists. These are all evident by the feelings expressed by his fans, which are nothing but an abridged version of MJ Encyclopedia.

Great tunes and notes

There would not be any person on this earth who says Michael Jackson is not the greatest musician on this earth. Though there were many great musicians, he made his own mark on the music industry. His music traveled throughout the world and will continue to exist for many years in the hearts of the people of all faiths, cultures and languages. He proved music can transcend all these barriers.

Mighty steps and rhythms

There are many musicians and many great dancers on this earth. But we rarely find masters like Michael Jackson who can intertwine both and surcharge the atmosphere in the venue. Playing a duel with rhythms, steps, whole body movements and unusual surprises is the typical type of MJ and many fans across the world tried to imitate him.

Bizarre personal style

Like any other popular personality, Michael Jackson also faced the severest form of criticism, allegations and abuses. The severity of the allegations range from drug abuse to pedophile. He came out of all those testing phases clean. But only to become the center of controversy in something else.

Impact even in death

Even the final journey last moments are golden lively soul moments for Michael Jackson and to many of his ardent fans. Michael Jackson’s body arrived at Staples Center in a golden casket worth USD25,000. A long beeline of SUV’ s brought his fans and many popular singers to pay final tributes to him as the greatest singers, musicians, composers, religious leaders said the grand adieu with scriptures, songs, notes and beats. These beats will never wean away from the hearts of the music lovers.

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July 28, 2009

The Ultimate Box Set For A Legend

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — Patrick Daniels @ 2:57 am
by Patrick Daniels

The King of Pop is more popular now than ever and with that there are a lot of new release CDs coming out onto the market of his hits from the long and ago and some of his more recent works. The best compilation of his works that I have experienced thus far is the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection CD Set. This incredible 5 disc boxed set has been available for a while, but truly covers the best music of Michael Jackson’s career.

This CD set has hits from his career, beginning with the Jackson 5 and ending with his more recent hits. The titles that you will receive in this box set include:

Disc 1: Offers a total of 19 of his earlier hits including ABC, Ill Be There, Ben, Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground), Off the Wall and Shes Out of my Life, just to name a few.

Disc 2: On this disc you will find an additional 11 hits including Thriller, PYT, Billie Jean, We Are the World, and Beat It.

Disc 3: Disc three has a total of 14 tracks, which again, are some of the greatest in his career. A few of the tracks that you will be hearing from disc three include; Bad, Black or White, Dangerous, Dirty Diana and Man in the Mirror.

Disc 4: On this disc you will find an additional 13 hits including Butterflies, You Are Not Alone, and The Way You Love Me.

Disc 5: This disc is by far the best disc in the box set. It features videos of Thriller, Man in the Mirror, Heal the World, Human Nature, and Wanna Be Startin Somethin.

There is no reason to look to some of the new releases on the shelf, when this boxed set covers just about every hit Michael Jackson ever had, plus incredible video footage as well. By far the most incredible CD set you will ever own. Jacko will live on in the hearts, minds, and ears of millions from now until the end of time. Finally peace without torment and Michael Jackson is finally the music legend that he had always hoped to be.

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July 23, 2009

Michael Jackson’s Turbulent Life

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — James Ziebarth @ 5:17 am
by James Ziebarth

Michael Jackson came into this world on August 29, 1958. He was born in Gary, Indiana. His mother and father, Katherine Esther Scruse and Joseph Walter Jackson were of modest means. Katherine was a devout Jehovah’s Witness and Joseph labored in a steel mill. Michael was born into a musical family. Joseph performed with The Falcons, an R&B band.

Joseph Jackson wasted little time living vicariously through his children. Joseph turned his kids into performers and started a family band. Michael Jackson and his brother Marlon would join this group in 1964. Michael was only eight years young when he began singing backup vocals and dancing. Michael and Marlon quickly became lead singers and the group was named The Jackson Five.

Skipping to 1982, Michael Jackson released his second album, Thriller. It would become the most commercially successful album of all times. Thriller remained in the Billboard 200 for an astonishing 80 consecutive weeks. Thriller was certified for 28 million shipments by RIAA, earning it Double Diamond status. World wide sales were estimated at 47 million to 109 million copies.

Being just another singer is not what Jacko had in mind. He would also become an author in 1988 adding the title of writer to his identity. Moon Walk, his autobiography, would take nearly four years to complete and would sell over 200,000 copies.

Michael Jackson’s fame made him a very rich man. Between 1984 and 1985, he purchased the catalog to the Beatles music for $47.5 million. This year was not without its problems. While filming a Pepsi commercial, his scalp was burned.

In 1993, Jackson’s first case of accused child sexual abuse surfaced. The accusers were a 13 year old boy names Jordan Chandler and his father, Evan Chandler. On January, 1, 1994, Jackson would settle with the Chandler’s out of court for $22 million. Jackson was never charged in this case due to lack of evidence by the state.

1988 would also see the beginnings of the famous Neverland Ranch. Michael Jackson purchased real estate near Santa Ynez, California. He spent $17 million installing a zoo, movie theatre, and a Ferris Wheel. Michael Jackson also hired a security staff of over 40 people. Neverland would be appraised for over $100 million in 2003.

Entering his second marriage in 1996, Michael Jackson would marry his dermatology nurse, Debbie Rowe, on November 14. Together they would have two children. Michael Joseph Jackson, now known as Prince Michael Jackson, would be the first born. Their second born would be their daughter, Paris Katherine Michael Jackson. Just 3 years later the marriage would end, but the split couple would still continue to be friends, with Deborah Rowe granting full custody of both children to Michael.

In 2002, thanks to a surrogate mother, an artificial insemination and Michael Jackson’s own sperm calls, a third child would be brought into this world for Michael. The King of Pop never revealed the mothers identity.

Accused of molestation again in 2003 by 13 year old Gavin Arvizo, Michael Jackson would be charged with seven counts of molestation and two counts of administering an intoxicating agent to a minor. Jackson once again was a media sensation and would deny all charges filed against him.

The People vs. Jackson would begin on January 31, 2005, in Santa Maria, California, and would last five months. Jackson would eventually be acquitted on all counts.

Right before his death in 2009, Michael Jackson was to be in the spotlight once again. He was scheduled to perform at London’s O2 arena, starring in 50 sold out concerts. They were to begin July 13, 2009, with the last concert scheduled to be on March 6, 2010. The ticket sales, according to Jackson’s website, broke numerous records.

On June 25,2009, Los Angeles Paramedics would receive a call at 12:22 p.m (PDT). Jacko had collapsed in his rented mansion. Paramedics arrived three minutes later at Jacko’s residence. CPR would be administered for an hour while en route to a local Los Angeles hospital, where Jackson would be pronounced dead at 2:26 p.m. local time.

His memorial would be held on July7, 2009, at the Staples Center in Los Angles. His casket was present at the memorial, which was broadcast live all around the world and watched by up to one billion people, but no information would be released about the final resting place of Michael Jackson’s body. RIP Michael “King of Pop” Jackson.

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July 22, 2009

Michael Jackson — From Pop Star to Court Star

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — James Ziebarth @ 7:04 am
by James Ziebarth

Gary, Indiana, would change forever on August 29, 1958. That is the day that Michael Jackson made his debut. Michael was born into music. His dad, Joseph Walter Jackson performed with The Falcons, an Rhythm & Blues band. His mother, Katherine Esther Scruse was a dedicated Jehovah’s Witness. Although he had limited success, Joseph would find fame and wealth on the backs of his children.

Joseph saw his chance for celebrity through his children. He started a group with Michael’s older brothers. In 1964, Michael Jackson joined the performing team as a backup vocals and performer. He would quickly be promoted to lead singer. After his promotion, the band was dubbed The Jackson Five.

Michael Jackson was not destined to be in a band. Even though the Jackson Five found fame, he was destined to be a solo performer. In the late 1970s, Michael struck out on his own. By 1982, Michael Jackson was releasing his second solo album. Thriller became the most successful album of all times. Thriller stayed on Billboards top 200 for 80 consecutive weeks. RIAA certified Thriller for 28 million shipments, earning Thriller Double Diamond status. Worldwide, Thriller sold between 47 million and 109 million copies.

Being just another performer is not what Michael had in mind. He would also become an author in 1988 adding the title of writer to his identity. Moon Walk, his autobiography, would take nearly four years to complete and would sell over 200,000 copies.

Jacko’s fame made him a very rich man. Between 1984 and 1985, he purchased the collection to the Beatles music for $47.5 million. This year was not without its challenges. While filming a Pepsi commercial, his scalp was burned.

In 1993, Jackson’s first case of accused child sexual abuse surfaced. The accusers were a 13 year old boy names Jordan Chandler and his father, Evan Chandler. On January, 1, 1994, Jackson would settle with the Chandler’s out of court for $22 million. Jackson was never charged in this case due to lack of evidence by the state.

Jacko began the Neverland Ranch in 1988. Near Santa Ynez, California, he purchased real estate. He then spent a total of $17 million to install a Ferris wheel, movie theatre, and zoo. Michael Jackson also proved that he was very concerned with security by hiring 40 security officers. Talk about appreciation, a 2003 appraisal estimated the value at $100 million.

Entering his second marriage in 1996, Jacko would marry his dermatology nurse, Debbie Rowe, on November 14. Together they would have two children. Michael Joseph Jackson, now known as Prince Michael Jackson, would be the first born. Their second born would be their daughter, Paris Katherine Michael Jackson. Just 3 years later the marriage would end, but the split couple would still continue to be friends, with Debbie Rowe granting full custody of both children to Michael.

In 2002, Jacko’s third child would be born. Prince Michael Jackson II. The mother’s identity was never released by Jackson, but he would say that the child was the result of an artificial insemination from a surrogate mother and his own sperm cells.

In 2003, Jacko would once again be accused of child molestation. He would officialy be charged with 7 counts of molestation and two counts of administering an intoxicating agent to a minor. The minor in this case would turn out to be 13 year old Gavin Arvizo. Once again Jackson would deny all charges.

The People vs. Jackson would begin on January 31, 2005, in Santa Maria, California, and would last five months. Jackson would eventually be acquitted on all counts.

Right before his death in 2009, Michael Jackson was to be in the spotlight once again. He was scheduled to perform at London’s O2 arena, starring in 50 sold out concerts. They were to begin July 13, 2009, with the last concert scheduled to be on March 6, 2010. The ticket sales, according to Jackson’s website, broke numerous records.

Jacko collapsed at his mansion in LA. Attempts to revive him were unsuccessful. LA Paramedics received a call at 12:22 p.m (PDT). They arrived three minutes later at Jacko’s residence. sources on the scene stated Jackson was not breathing. CPR would continue for an hour while en route to a local Los Angeles hospital, where Jackson would be pronounced dead at 2:26 p.m. local time.

His memorial would be held on July7, 2009, at the Staples Center in Los Angles. His casket was present at the memorial, which was broadcast live all around the world and watched by up to one billion people, but no information would be released about the final resting place of Michael Jackson’s body. RIP Michael “King of Pop” Jackson.

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July 21, 2009

Michael Jackson — End of a Legacy

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — James Ziebarth @ 6:04 am
by James Ziebarth

After August 29, 1958, Gary Indiana would never be the same. Michael Jackson was born to Joseph and Katherine Jackson. a couple could not be so different. Katherine was a God fearing Jehovah’s witness. Joseph was a steel worker who played The Falcons. The Falcons was a Rhythm & Blues. Michael Jackson came into this world quietly. He would not leave the same way.

Joseph had achieved little musical success; however, Joseph was determined to achieve celebrity at all costs. He saw a chance to turn his children into a band. Initially, the group was composed of Michael’s older brothers. At the age of eight, Michael Jackson joined the group. Michael was assigned to backup singing and performing. Michael and his brother Marlon were moved to lead vocals. Joseph then changed the group’s name to The Jackson Five.

Skipping to 1982, Michael Jackson released his second album, Thriller. It would become the most commercially successful album of all times. Thriller remained in the Billboard 200 for an astonishing 80 consecutive weeks. Thriller was certified for 28 million shipments by RIAA, earning it Double Diamond status. World wide sales were estimated at 47 million to 109 million records.

Michael Jackson was not content to only be a performer. In 1988, he added the title of writer to his identities. He released his first autobiography, Moon Walk. Moon Walk took him four years to complete. The book sold over 200,000 copies.

1982 was a banner year for Michael Jackson. However, the year between 1984 and 1985 would prove to have its ups and downs. Michael spent $47.5 million to purchase the Beatles music collection. That expenditure would turn me green but I am not Michael Jackson. The low point on the year was being burned on his scalp. He was burned during the filming of a Pepsi commercial.

In 1993, Jackson’s first case of accused child sexual abuse surfaced. The accusers were a 13 year old boy names Jordan Chandler and his father, Evan Chandler. On January, 1, 1994, Jackson would settle with the Chandler’s out of court for $22 million. Jackson was never charged in this case due to lack of evidence by the state.

In May 1994 Jackson was married for the first time to Lisa Marie Presley, the daughter of Elvis Presley. Jackson and Presley’s marriage was short lived, and would end in a divorce 2 years later. They would still remain friends after the divorce.

Entering his second marriage in 1996, Michael Jackson would marry his dermatology nurse, Debbie Rowe, on November 14. Together they would have two children. Michael Joseph Jackson, now known as Prince Michael Jackson, would be the first born. Their second born would be their daughter, Paris Katherine Michael Jackson. Just 3 years later the marriage would end, but the split couple would still continue to be friends, with Deborah Rowe granting full custody of both children to Michael.

A third child would be born to Michael Jackson in 2002. Jackson would never reveal the identity of the child’s actual mother. All he would confirm is that the child was conceived using his sperm cells with a surrogate mother and an artificial insemination.

In 2003, Michael Jackson was once more accused of child molestation by then 13 year old Gavin Arvizo. Jackson would be charged with seven counts of child molestation and two counts of administering an intoxicating agent to a minor.. Jackson would deny all allegations.

His trial, People vs. Jackson, would officially begin on January 31, 2005 and would last for a period of only 5 months. The trial ended with Jackson being acquitted on all counts.

Prior to his death in 2009, Jacko was in the process of a “Come Back” show. It was scheduled to take place at London’s O2 arena and had sold tickets for an astounding 50 sold out concerts. They were to officially begin on July 13, 2009, with the last show taking place on March 6,2010. The ticket sales had already broken numerous records, according to Jackson’s website.

On June 25,2009, Los Angeles Paramedics would receive a call at 12:22 p.m (PDT). Jacko had collapsed in his rented mansion. Paramedics arrived three minutes later at Jacko’s residence. CPR would be administered for an hour while en route to a local Los Angeles hospital, where Jackson would be pronounced dead at 2:26 p.m. local time.

His memorial would be held on July7, 2009, at the Staples Center in Los Angles. His casket was present at the memorial, which was broadcast live all around the world and watched by up to one billion people, but no information would be released about the final resting place of Michael Jackson’s body. RIP Michael “King of Pop” Jackson.

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July 18, 2009

Michael [ WACKO] Jackson’s Monthly Expenses…….

Filed under: Michael Jackson — Tags: — James Ziebarth @ 4:21 am
by James Ziebarth

Thanks to FoxNews.com we have discovered that the former Michael Jackson was lavishly spending almost $2.5 million a month on the Neverland Ranch and the maintenance of the property and it’s entertaining sights. $2.5 million a month for a huge house, some mid-way rides, and some exotic animals? I clearly understand Michael Jackson’s way of thinking…..NOT!!!!!

The featured article from FoxNews.com reported “Michael Jackson left behind $400 million worth of debt”. Many are asking how Michael Jackson could run up such debt? He owned a long list of valuable items. He owned the Beatles music collection. He was still receiving royalties from “Thriller”. Yet, he still managed to run up $400 million in debt.

Michael Jackson had not put out any significant new material since 1997. He had racked up tens of millions of dollars in legal fees. These fees came from his child molestation trial. Michael Jackson was also notorious for his spending. FoxNews.com reported he had 75 card registered under his name.

It has been reported that Michael Jackson’s household expenses totaled over $300,000. Documents filed in Los Angeles Superior Court detailed spending of $95,700 on gardening, security costs of $51,900, zoo/amusement park upkeep of $66,200, and housekeeping/PR expenses of $60,200. That is just Michael Jackson’s housekeeping expenses.

Michael’s personal expenses were just as astonishing. Property/personal insurance cost him $120,000. Gifts alone cost him $42,600. Medical needs also took a large chunk of money ($25,600). He did skimp when it came to entertainment, spending only $100 a month. Michael Jackson reportedly spent $475,200 on MJJ Productions and Optimum Productions. Curious, since he had not released a major piece of work since 1997. Monetary figures were used from FoxNews.com.

Michael Jackson’s monthly expenses were staggering. It cost $2,339,300 to live the life he had built. Even for a Double Diamond superstar, that is a crippling amount of money.

Do I have an Accounting Degree? Not officially, I’m working on it. But any high school graduate can add and subtract. Breaking this all down to an annual amount, it appears that MJ was spending almost $30 million a year to keep the “creepy” Neverland Ranch up and running. Now if you were to add in his other “dirty habits” such as multiple plastic surgeries, prescription pain pills, multiple underage sleepovers and slumber parties, and the lawyer fees for fighting off allegations of child molestation, then it would go beyond the estimated 30 million. Either way you look at it, the fact is, when you start spending more then you make, you end up going broke. If you don’t believe me then ask Suze Orman.

Goodbye to not only a musical icon but also the King of Pop. R.I.P. MJ. Make sure you don’ catch any new criminal charges up there. We know you love them “Barely Legal” Angels.

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