a arena do quase regresso

A tribune Friday at O2 Arena in London, where Michael Jackson had planned to kick off a 50-show comeback next month.

Police to Question Jackson’s Doctor Again

Web slows after Jackson's death
The internet suffered a number of slowdowns as people the world over rushed to verify accounts of Michael Jackson's death. Search giant Google confirmed to the BBC that when the news first broke it feared it was under attack. The microblogging service Twitter crashed with the sheer volume of people using the service. TMZ, the popular celebrity gossip site that broke the story following a tip-off that a paramedic had visited the singers home also crashed.

How plastic surgery changed the face of Michael Jackson
Life in pictures: Michael Jackson

Twelve facts about Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson could top charts this week

Michael Jackson bequeathed 200 unpublished songs for children

Michael Jackson: the unreleased album

Jackson 'working on new climate change song before death'

Michael Jackson's Thriller, interview with director John Landis




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E a história mais impressionante do dia sobre Michael Jackson é esta, da sua ama durante muitos anos a contar a miséria dos últimos tempos. Nota-se que ele assinava contratos sem lê-los, foi enganado milhares de vezes (sempre que comprava qualquer coisa ou mesmo nos alugueres de casas ou estadias em hotéis).
Quem tiver paciência para ler todo este texto da Times, vai ficar impressionado.


Michael Jackson's nanny reveals singer's tragic secret life
The former nanny of Michael Jackson's three children has told how she regularly had to pump Jackson's stomach to remove dangerous cocktails of drugs. (in Times)

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Psychopathic drive behind a little boy lost
In his book, Howling at the Moon, the president of CBS Records remembers working with legend that was Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson looked different. It had been only a month since my last meeting with him but his face had been altered, his skin lighter, his nose smaller.
Compared with the handsome young man he had been, he was starting to look downright weird. “What are you doing to yourself?”
“I never liked the way I looked,” he said. “Now I do.”
“Fine, but enough’s enough.”
“When I was a kid, my brothers teased me to death. They taunted me about my bad skin and my big nose.”
“So now you have good skin and a little nose. Leave yourself alone, Michael.”
“Surgeons these days can do wonderful things. They can perform miracles. They’re like sculptors.”
“Except you’re not made of clay. You’re a nice-looking guy. You don’t want to look like a piece of sculpture.”