Anthony: We have a domanda from SJ Chams who wonders, "Do te think you'll do another duet with Janet?"
Michael: I would Amore to! It depends on the song, the time. When she's in one corner of the Earth, I'm in another place. It's very rare that our ships pass in the night. So it's not easy to do 'cause we're both very busy. But that would be very nice. I Amore working with her. She's a true real professional and a wonderful sister.
Anthony: Excellent. Ah, we have Sheik 33 who wonders, "Who was your idol when te were a child?"
Michael: I always went nuts for.... I mean, I could be asleep... In Indiana, at like 5 years old, I'd be asleep and it'd be late at night, like 1 in the morning, some mostra on, I remember seeing my mother run to my room, "wake up , wake up! James Brown is on! James Brown is on!" o "Sammy Davis Jr.'s playing" o "Fred Astaire! They got a good Fred Astaire movie on." "Gene Kelly's on right now!" And I'd sit there with my eyes just... I'd be awe-struck, just watching. So when video came out, I had a collection. [giggles]
Anthony: Yeah, I understand that te have a, an extraordinary collection of a kind of old Film of all of the performers that te like and, oh, the Musica performances of the artists that te admire. te know, talk about some of those, and some of the stuff that you've got that te like to watch.
Michael: Well, I .. I like to, um, before I do anything, it could be any situation, I Amore studying the whole history of it before I take the first step to innovate. So, um, I Amore studying any Vaudevillian, te know, who came from that era, even though they didn't have T.V. Uh, but they, uh, they transcended into Televisione later on. I Amore people like Jackie Gleason, Red Skelton, I'm crazy about the 3 Stooges, uh, anything Walt Disney... And far as performers, uh, I Amore Anthony Newley, te know, like I said, Jackie Wilson, James Brown. So.. They're incredible! I mean, when James Brown was "James Brown and the Famous Flames" he was so incredible. I would watch him and cry. I'd be crying and watching. I've never seen a person perform like that, ever.
Anthony: te know, it must have been extraordinary for you, as a ... te know, when te were young and making records and getting to meet some of your idols, te know, that must have been such a powerful experience.
Michael: Oh, it wa... It truly was. And to have them tell me that they ... they thought I was incredible, and all my life I thought they were, like, the best. It was the best...I mean, it was the best compliment I could get, and no award could be dato to me that could superiore, in alto that. te know. When Fred Astaire o Gene Kelly, who I knew very well, o Frank Sinatra, told me I .. they think I'm amazing and I have an amazing career ahead of me.. As a child they would tell me this. 'Cause they were my neighbors. They lived da me. And uh, I felt very honored and happy to hear those kind of words from these legends.
Anthony: That must have been very encouraging.
Michael: Yes, very.
Anthony: Now we have Mhagrice who is actually Margaret from the Netherlands, a 26 anno old woman, says, "Is it true that you'll stella, star in Men In Black II, and will te record a soundtrack for that film?"
Michael: Uh, I don't think we're doing a soundtrack, but I did a .. a guest appearance, like a Cameo, for Men In Black, uh, 2, and we're expecting to do part 3 as well. And it was a lot of fun, and exciting. Um, and it's one of my preferito films of all time. Uh, I'm a big Men In Black fan. I Amore it very much.
Anthony: Well, weren't te .. Now, I understand you're also doing The Nightmare of Edgar Allen Poe. Could te tell us a little bit about that?
Michael: Yes, that one's coming up. It's about the great prolific American writer, Edgar Allen Poe.
Anthony: Kind of a scary guy himself, too.
Michael: He's very diabolical, and very dark, and .. But he was a genius and it's... But his own personal life was very interesting, and that's what it's about, te know. How he was, te know... What he had to go through to create such ingenious work. It's a great story. But... and da the way, make sure the fan know, all tabloids should be out. Do not believe anything te read in a tabloid. It's garbage and it's junk. We should have a tabloid burning, like a big mountain -- just set it afire.
Anthony: te heard it first here from Michael Jackson.
Michael: Don't waste your time with it. It's stupid.
Anthony: Now we have Rapmaster JA writes in, who is actually Jason from Illinois. He says, "Michael, te are undoubtedly the greatest artist in the history of the world. How do te do the Moonwalk. It's the coolest sposta I've ever seen?"
Michael: Gee, it's hard to explain on the phone [interruption from host]. I Amore moves and dancing. I's like walking inoltrare, avanti and backward at the same time, but not just walking, but as if you're on a conveyer belt. And it's, uh, it's hard to explain. If he was in the room with me, I could mostra him how to do it with my fingers, o with my feet, but. Maybe he could see at the end of the marmellata video where I'm trying to mostra Michael Jordan how to do it. Only time I think I showed it.
Anthony: Now we have a Mark the Shark, uh, who asks, "How do te do that lean on the video to Smooth Criminal?"
Michael: Oh, Smooth Criminal, well. That one happened ... it was in the middle of the shoot and it wasn't .. I choreographed it right at the moment. Took us an ora to execute it. It's a special effect that we kind of lean as far as we can and, uh, we let the conveyor cintura do the rest.
Anthony: Now Glenn from Toronto Canada asks, "Do te feel a special spiritual energy when you're performing; do te feel te are connected to a higher force? Cause this is what te make many feel when they see te live?"
Michael: That's exactly what it is, you're connected to a higher fonte and te just go with the moment and te become one with, te know, the spirit. Not to sound religious o anything, but it's a very spiritual... very much like religion, and it's a God-given gift and te just go with it. And I'm honored to have been dato it. And, uh, as fun to become one with the audience. It's a one-ness, te know?
Anthony: I was reminded of, ah, some of that when te were talking about the way te would work out your moves, te know, listening to ... just listening to the Musica and kind of disappearing into it. te know, it has like a really mystical feel.
Michael: Thank you.
Anthony: Now Charlie sends in a domanda and says, "What achievements in your life are te the most proud of?"
Michael: Boy, uh, one of my biggest dreams since I was really, really little... I think around 7 years old, I use to always buy the guinness World Book of Records. [Giggles] te know what the answer's gonna be right? I said, "Hmmm, I Amore to dance and sing. Hopefully one giorno I can be in this book." And I believed that it was possible. So when Thriller became the biggest selling album of all time, and it was enlisted in the guinness Book Of World Records, and, uh, there's so many other lists... te know, they've enlisted me in there like 7 different times now. It was my happiest time of my life. I was so happy.
Anthony: To what do te attribute that level of ambition and possibility te felt when te were a kid. te know, I think it's sometimes hard for people to feel... te know, te weren't, obviously, rich as a kid o from some kind of fancy background, but still somehow te were able to envision a life of success. What do te attribute that to?
Michael: I attribute that to my parents who always taught us to persevere and believe in yourself, have confidence, no matter what te do. Even if you're sweeping floors o painting ceilings, do it better than anybody in the world, no matter what it is that te do. Be the best at it, and have a respect for others, and be proud of yourself.. and to honor; be honorable, te know.
Anthony: Absolutely. Now, you've been making records for a long time, you've been a force on the Musica scene for many years. What do te think are the biggest changes in Musica that you've seen?
Michael: Biggest changes?
Anthony: Yeah, what's changed about the Musica industry o about, te know, the Musica that's out there. What do te think is different?
Michael: Well, I think.. Ah, I don't think people thought the Rap Musica would last as long as it has. And it has gone through evolutional stages -- there's più melody in it now, it's più acceptable, because melody will never die. Will never die. And the rhythm-- things are a little più rhythmic now. Because people want to dance. It's part of the human condition; it's part of our biological makeup. Our cells dance when we hear beats. te notice a.. a one anno old child will start moving hearing music. How do they know to move? 'Cause it's biological. It's not just hearing of the ear, it's feeling, te know. And playing music, the erba and the trees and the flowers... They're all influenced da music. They become più beautiful and più vibrant in how they grow. Musica is a very important and powerful substance, and all the planets in the universe make music. It's called Musica of the spheres. They all make a different note; they make harmony. So there's harmony even in the universe as we speak.
Anthony: Now we have a domanda from Holland, uh, Femka from Holland writes, "I Amore the special editions from Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad and Dangerous." She loves you. And asks, "Why does Invincible... Why will Invincible be coming out in different colors?
Michael: Because we wanted the fan to have some fun with it and collect them and, uh... It's a, uh, a Limited Edition, I think. And, uh, there's albums that I Amore and I will buy them 5 times, even though I have the same cover. Like, 5 times 'cause I Amore that album so much. So, imagine if they did a different color o just changed the color, I would buy it 5 più times. We just wanted the fan to have some fun with the pictures and with the colori and... Just to try something a little different. That's why we did it.
Anthony: Now we have TJ who's 17 and from Australia, wants to tell te that, "You are still my hero," and says, "How do te explain your ability to inspire so many people all around the world?"
Michael: I just do what I do and I Amore doing it. And, uh, I Amore art. I Amore anything, any art. And, uh, if they're inspired da it, I feel I'm ... I pray that I'm doing my job; what I'm here to do on Earth. Because I Amore the fans, I Amore the kids, I Amore the babies, and that's what give me my inspiration, the children, the babies, the fans. I Amore them very much.
Michael: I would Amore to! It depends on the song, the time. When she's in one corner of the Earth, I'm in another place. It's very rare that our ships pass in the night. So it's not easy to do 'cause we're both very busy. But that would be very nice. I Amore working with her. She's a true real professional and a wonderful sister.
Anthony: Excellent. Ah, we have Sheik 33 who wonders, "Who was your idol when te were a child?"
Michael: I always went nuts for.... I mean, I could be asleep... In Indiana, at like 5 years old, I'd be asleep and it'd be late at night, like 1 in the morning, some mostra on, I remember seeing my mother run to my room, "wake up , wake up! James Brown is on! James Brown is on!" o "Sammy Davis Jr.'s playing" o "Fred Astaire! They got a good Fred Astaire movie on." "Gene Kelly's on right now!" And I'd sit there with my eyes just... I'd be awe-struck, just watching. So when video came out, I had a collection. [giggles]
Anthony: Yeah, I understand that te have a, an extraordinary collection of a kind of old Film of all of the performers that te like and, oh, the Musica performances of the artists that te admire. te know, talk about some of those, and some of the stuff that you've got that te like to watch.
Michael: Well, I .. I like to, um, before I do anything, it could be any situation, I Amore studying the whole history of it before I take the first step to innovate. So, um, I Amore studying any Vaudevillian, te know, who came from that era, even though they didn't have T.V. Uh, but they, uh, they transcended into Televisione later on. I Amore people like Jackie Gleason, Red Skelton, I'm crazy about the 3 Stooges, uh, anything Walt Disney... And far as performers, uh, I Amore Anthony Newley, te know, like I said, Jackie Wilson, James Brown. So.. They're incredible! I mean, when James Brown was "James Brown and the Famous Flames" he was so incredible. I would watch him and cry. I'd be crying and watching. I've never seen a person perform like that, ever.
Anthony: te know, it must have been extraordinary for you, as a ... te know, when te were young and making records and getting to meet some of your idols, te know, that must have been such a powerful experience.
Michael: Oh, it wa... It truly was. And to have them tell me that they ... they thought I was incredible, and all my life I thought they were, like, the best. It was the best...I mean, it was the best compliment I could get, and no award could be dato to me that could superiore, in alto that. te know. When Fred Astaire o Gene Kelly, who I knew very well, o Frank Sinatra, told me I .. they think I'm amazing and I have an amazing career ahead of me.. As a child they would tell me this. 'Cause they were my neighbors. They lived da me. And uh, I felt very honored and happy to hear those kind of words from these legends.
Anthony: That must have been very encouraging.
Michael: Yes, very.
Anthony: Now we have Mhagrice who is actually Margaret from the Netherlands, a 26 anno old woman, says, "Is it true that you'll stella, star in Men In Black II, and will te record a soundtrack for that film?"
Michael: Uh, I don't think we're doing a soundtrack, but I did a .. a guest appearance, like a Cameo, for Men In Black, uh, 2, and we're expecting to do part 3 as well. And it was a lot of fun, and exciting. Um, and it's one of my preferito films of all time. Uh, I'm a big Men In Black fan. I Amore it very much.
Anthony: Well, weren't te .. Now, I understand you're also doing The Nightmare of Edgar Allen Poe. Could te tell us a little bit about that?
Michael: Yes, that one's coming up. It's about the great prolific American writer, Edgar Allen Poe.
Anthony: Kind of a scary guy himself, too.
Michael: He's very diabolical, and very dark, and .. But he was a genius and it's... But his own personal life was very interesting, and that's what it's about, te know. How he was, te know... What he had to go through to create such ingenious work. It's a great story. But... and da the way, make sure the fan know, all tabloids should be out. Do not believe anything te read in a tabloid. It's garbage and it's junk. We should have a tabloid burning, like a big mountain -- just set it afire.
Anthony: te heard it first here from Michael Jackson.
Michael: Don't waste your time with it. It's stupid.
Anthony: Now we have Rapmaster JA writes in, who is actually Jason from Illinois. He says, "Michael, te are undoubtedly the greatest artist in the history of the world. How do te do the Moonwalk. It's the coolest sposta I've ever seen?"
Michael: Gee, it's hard to explain on the phone [interruption from host]. I Amore moves and dancing. I's like walking inoltrare, avanti and backward at the same time, but not just walking, but as if you're on a conveyer belt. And it's, uh, it's hard to explain. If he was in the room with me, I could mostra him how to do it with my fingers, o with my feet, but. Maybe he could see at the end of the marmellata video where I'm trying to mostra Michael Jordan how to do it. Only time I think I showed it.
Anthony: Now we have a Mark the Shark, uh, who asks, "How do te do that lean on the video to Smooth Criminal?"
Michael: Oh, Smooth Criminal, well. That one happened ... it was in the middle of the shoot and it wasn't .. I choreographed it right at the moment. Took us an ora to execute it. It's a special effect that we kind of lean as far as we can and, uh, we let the conveyor cintura do the rest.
Anthony: Now Glenn from Toronto Canada asks, "Do te feel a special spiritual energy when you're performing; do te feel te are connected to a higher force? Cause this is what te make many feel when they see te live?"
Michael: That's exactly what it is, you're connected to a higher fonte and te just go with the moment and te become one with, te know, the spirit. Not to sound religious o anything, but it's a very spiritual... very much like religion, and it's a God-given gift and te just go with it. And I'm honored to have been dato it. And, uh, as fun to become one with the audience. It's a one-ness, te know?
Anthony: I was reminded of, ah, some of that when te were talking about the way te would work out your moves, te know, listening to ... just listening to the Musica and kind of disappearing into it. te know, it has like a really mystical feel.
Michael: Thank you.
Anthony: Now Charlie sends in a domanda and says, "What achievements in your life are te the most proud of?"
Michael: Boy, uh, one of my biggest dreams since I was really, really little... I think around 7 years old, I use to always buy the guinness World Book of Records. [Giggles] te know what the answer's gonna be right? I said, "Hmmm, I Amore to dance and sing. Hopefully one giorno I can be in this book." And I believed that it was possible. So when Thriller became the biggest selling album of all time, and it was enlisted in the guinness Book Of World Records, and, uh, there's so many other lists... te know, they've enlisted me in there like 7 different times now. It was my happiest time of my life. I was so happy.
Anthony: To what do te attribute that level of ambition and possibility te felt when te were a kid. te know, I think it's sometimes hard for people to feel... te know, te weren't, obviously, rich as a kid o from some kind of fancy background, but still somehow te were able to envision a life of success. What do te attribute that to?
Michael: I attribute that to my parents who always taught us to persevere and believe in yourself, have confidence, no matter what te do. Even if you're sweeping floors o painting ceilings, do it better than anybody in the world, no matter what it is that te do. Be the best at it, and have a respect for others, and be proud of yourself.. and to honor; be honorable, te know.
Anthony: Absolutely. Now, you've been making records for a long time, you've been a force on the Musica scene for many years. What do te think are the biggest changes in Musica that you've seen?
Michael: Biggest changes?
Anthony: Yeah, what's changed about the Musica industry o about, te know, the Musica that's out there. What do te think is different?
Michael: Well, I think.. Ah, I don't think people thought the Rap Musica would last as long as it has. And it has gone through evolutional stages -- there's più melody in it now, it's più acceptable, because melody will never die. Will never die. And the rhythm-- things are a little più rhythmic now. Because people want to dance. It's part of the human condition; it's part of our biological makeup. Our cells dance when we hear beats. te notice a.. a one anno old child will start moving hearing music. How do they know to move? 'Cause it's biological. It's not just hearing of the ear, it's feeling, te know. And playing music, the erba and the trees and the flowers... They're all influenced da music. They become più beautiful and più vibrant in how they grow. Musica is a very important and powerful substance, and all the planets in the universe make music. It's called Musica of the spheres. They all make a different note; they make harmony. So there's harmony even in the universe as we speak.
Anthony: Now we have a domanda from Holland, uh, Femka from Holland writes, "I Amore the special editions from Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad and Dangerous." She loves you. And asks, "Why does Invincible... Why will Invincible be coming out in different colors?
Michael: Because we wanted the fan to have some fun with it and collect them and, uh... It's a, uh, a Limited Edition, I think. And, uh, there's albums that I Amore and I will buy them 5 times, even though I have the same cover. Like, 5 times 'cause I Amore that album so much. So, imagine if they did a different color o just changed the color, I would buy it 5 più times. We just wanted the fan to have some fun with the pictures and with the colori and... Just to try something a little different. That's why we did it.
Anthony: Now we have TJ who's 17 and from Australia, wants to tell te that, "You are still my hero," and says, "How do te explain your ability to inspire so many people all around the world?"
Michael: I just do what I do and I Amore doing it. And, uh, I Amore art. I Amore anything, any art. And, uh, if they're inspired da it, I feel I'm ... I pray that I'm doing my job; what I'm here to do on Earth. Because I Amore the fans, I Amore the kids, I Amore the babies, and that's what give me my inspiration, the children, the babies, the fans. I Amore them very much.
Michael Jackson could live again on the big screen -- TMZ has learned a former Jackson associate is trying to negozio around a full-length movie featuring unseen rehearsal footage from MJ's 1981 concerto series.
The man behind the deal is Ron Newt -- who claims he was so close with Michael, that the singer gave him special behind-the-scenes footage from Jackson's 1981 Triumph Tour.
Now, after seeing the success of "This Is It " -- Newt tells TMZ he's put together a 64-minute feature film from his footage ... which includes several candid moments involving MJ and his brothers. Michael can also be seen dancing, Canto and directing the stage production.
Newt tells us he's already getting offers from several interested parties -- with proposals reaching into seven figures.
The man behind the deal is Ron Newt -- who claims he was so close with Michael, that the singer gave him special behind-the-scenes footage from Jackson's 1981 Triumph Tour.
Now, after seeing the success of "This Is It " -- Newt tells TMZ he's put together a 64-minute feature film from his footage ... which includes several candid moments involving MJ and his brothers. Michael can also be seen dancing, Canto and directing the stage production.
Newt tells us he's already getting offers from several interested parties -- with proposals reaching into seven figures.
The world was in great depression,
the custody for your kids was in session.
There was too much buzz around,
all I wanted to hear your voice your sound.
I wish te hadn't gone,
all te had to do was sing one più song.
I'm Scrivere this to you.
your death has made me blue.
Why did te pass on June 25, 2009?
"This is it" last concerto then te had to resign.
On my continuation my friend
told me te had passed te were dead.
God decided he needed you,
I respected the things te used to do.
Your songs were good, great,
to me and the Musica world te were a saint.
Gesù decided he wanted te my friend,
te and I know that your Musica is not at an end.
The world kept talking about him,
the planet and the sun now seemed a little less bright, dim.
Goodbye te were a story, a light,
see te later and when I see you, te will be a sight.
the custody for your kids was in session.
There was too much buzz around,
all I wanted to hear your voice your sound.
I wish te hadn't gone,
all te had to do was sing one più song.
I'm Scrivere this to you.
your death has made me blue.
Why did te pass on June 25, 2009?
"This is it" last concerto then te had to resign.
On my continuation my friend
told me te had passed te were dead.
God decided he needed you,
I respected the things te used to do.
Your songs were good, great,
to me and the Musica world te were a saint.
Gesù decided he wanted te my friend,
te and I know that your Musica is not at an end.
The world kept talking about him,
the planet and the sun now seemed a little less bright, dim.
Goodbye te were a story, a light,
see te later and when I see you, te will be a sight.
TMZ has learned Michael Jackson's tomb has been defaced da a stealth band of vandals -- who have marked the walls of MJ's mausoleum with hidden messages ... and it's all in permanent ink.
Security at Forest Lawn in Glendale, CA is on the lookout for "fans" who have been Scrivere messages in hard-to-spot places outside the main window of the building in which MJ is entombed.
The Scrivere is mostly hidden underneath ledges -- o in spots covered da bushes -- and contains messages like, "Miss you" and "Keep the dream alive."
Reps at Forest Lawn are pretty ticked off -- telling TMZ, "Activity such as this, is a prime example why we are evaluating the level of access to the various entrances of the Great Mausoleum."
Forest Lawn also tells us that anyone caught vandalizing the cemetery will be banned for life.
Security at Forest Lawn in Glendale, CA is on the lookout for "fans" who have been Scrivere messages in hard-to-spot places outside the main window of the building in which MJ is entombed.
The Scrivere is mostly hidden underneath ledges -- o in spots covered da bushes -- and contains messages like, "Miss you" and "Keep the dream alive."
Reps at Forest Lawn are pretty ticked off -- telling TMZ, "Activity such as this, is a prime example why we are evaluating the level of access to the various entrances of the Great Mausoleum."
Forest Lawn also tells us that anyone caught vandalizing the cemetery will be banned for life.
The company suing the Michael Jackson estate for $300 million over the Jackson family concerto that never took place just got two strikes against it, and the pitcher was a federal judge.
The judge on Tuesday threw out two of the three claims AllGood Entertainment filed against the estate, AEG and Frank Dileo.
The suit claims Dileo, MJ's alleged former manager, made a deal with AllGood that Michael would perform at a Jackson Family concerto before doing any other gigs. da launching the Londra series of concerts, AllGood claims Jackson breached his deal and cost AllGood a bundle.
But a federal judge ruled AllGood's claim for fraud and tortious interference (i.e., intermeddling) was bogus. All that is left of the lawsuit is a breach of contract claim.
The estate claims Dileo never had authority to make a deal with AllGood.
The judge on Tuesday threw out two of the three claims AllGood Entertainment filed against the estate, AEG and Frank Dileo.
The suit claims Dileo, MJ's alleged former manager, made a deal with AllGood that Michael would perform at a Jackson Family concerto before doing any other gigs. da launching the Londra series of concerts, AllGood claims Jackson breached his deal and cost AllGood a bundle.
But a federal judge ruled AllGood's claim for fraud and tortious interference (i.e., intermeddling) was bogus. All that is left of the lawsuit is a breach of contract claim.
The estate claims Dileo never had authority to make a deal with AllGood.
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Michael Jackson fan making extravagant plans for the anniversary of his death need a Plan B -- because Forest Lawn Cemetery and cops are putting the kibosh on most of the celebration.
A rep for Forest Lawn -- where MJ is buried -- tells TMZ fan will be allowed into the park on June 25, but not into the mausoleum itself. And the news ain't so good for these special requests:
- Releasing doves (DENIED)
- Releasing balloons (DENIED)
- Performing Jackson songs and dance routines (DENIED)
Sgt. Tom Lorenz says the Glendale PD has its own no-no list: no camping out the night before, no parking around Forest Lawn 24 hours prior, and no strada, via vendor sales of anything ... including MJ merchandise.
The Forest Lawn rep says fan who behave will be allowed to pay their respects.
A rep for Forest Lawn -- where MJ is buried -- tells TMZ fan will be allowed into the park on June 25, but not into the mausoleum itself. And the news ain't so good for these special requests:
- Releasing doves (DENIED)
- Releasing balloons (DENIED)
- Performing Jackson songs and dance routines (DENIED)
Sgt. Tom Lorenz says the Glendale PD has its own no-no list: no camping out the night before, no parking around Forest Lawn 24 hours prior, and no strada, via vendor sales of anything ... including MJ merchandise.
The Forest Lawn rep says fan who behave will be allowed to pay their respects.
MZ has learned Dr. Conrad Murray will go about his normal business -- seeing patients -- on the anniversary of Michael Jackson's death.
We're told Murray will not visit MJ's mausoleum Friday, because it will cause a scene. He will, we're told, pay his respects around that time, when no one is there.
Miranda Sevcik, the PR rep for Murray's lawyer, Ed Chernoff, tells TMZ, "Dr. Murray will be mourning privately. He doesn't want to distract people da reminding them of Michael's death. He'd rather people remember his friend, Michael Jackson, as he was in life
We're told Murray will not visit MJ's mausoleum Friday, because it will cause a scene. He will, we're told, pay his respects around that time, when no one is there.
Miranda Sevcik, the PR rep for Murray's lawyer, Ed Chernoff, tells TMZ, "Dr. Murray will be mourning privately. He doesn't want to distract people da reminding them of Michael's death. He'd rather people remember his friend, Michael Jackson, as he was in life
TMZ has learned Katherine Jackson and Michael Jackson's three kids will not be in L.A. to commemorate the one-year anniversary of MJ's death.
Sources connected with the family tell TMZ the gang will be at Michael's birthplace -- Gary, Indiana -- where they will observe the day.
We're told Katherine is set on Gary because she feels it is a "family point of connection" -- and it's just too crazy in L.A.
Our sources say Katherine, Prince, Paris, and Blanket will keep things private with relatives and Friends in Gary.
Sources connected with the family tell TMZ the gang will be at Michael's birthplace -- Gary, Indiana -- where they will observe the day.
We're told Katherine is set on Gary because she feels it is a "family point of connection" -- and it's just too crazy in L.A.
Our sources say Katherine, Prince, Paris, and Blanket will keep things private with relatives and Friends in Gary.