JackieBlue said:

is that when the funeral is gonna be?

noimageatall said:

not allowed in chrisitianity either. I am presbyterian and it is looked as a sin.

WetDream said:

Of course it shouldn't be, but most men are pigs.

noimageatall said:

not allowed in chrisitianity either. I am presbyterian and it is looked as a sin.

BoOTyLiCioUs said:

JW are Christians.

I'm sure MJ was wanking as hell, so many porns he had, so many people claimed it and honestly, he would have had a lot of liquid dreams without sex or masturbation.

BoOTyLiCioUs said:

Oops, the viewing is Friday. Private service is on Sunday.

BoOTyLiCioUs said:

Oops, the viewing is Friday. Private service is on Sunday.

Hmm... not that I don't know if it was but I bet this Turner dude is not the only one who thinks it...

JackieBlue said:

it's gonna be televisized... i read an article but they are still not sure yet.

Jordan Chandler Admits He Lied about Being Molested by Michael Jackson - Report
2009-06-30 19:35:23


Jordan Chandler has admitted that he lied when he accused Michael Jackson of sexually molesting him in 1993.

The news has been reported by the BGNES news agency which cites an interview with Chandler in an American news website.

Chandler is quoted as saying that back in 1993, when he was 13, he was forced to lie by his father. Chandler's accusations caused a scandal that stained irreparably the reputation of the King of Pop, who died last Thursday.

The child molestation case against Jacko ended after the singer agreed to pay Jordan Chandler's family USD 22 M.

http://www.novinite.com/n...?id=105204

One of the few upsides to his death will be that people can have retrospection. We will all look back at his career and remember that he was genuinely a great american artist. As with Elvis, all the stupid stuff will be less important in death. I was just watching the Panther sequence from Black and White, the kind of stuff that the world will be reminded of. Entertainers all have their faults but there is a time when the great ones cannot be touched by any of it, and that time is when they are doing what they do best, no one can take that away from MJ.

does anyone know if the time and newsweek issues of michael have come out like in book stores?
[Edited 6/30/09 11:32am]

JackieBlue said:

I was rather hoping would just have a private service and left it at that. I have a very bad feeling that a public viewing is just asking for a lot of unnecessary grief and I'm not talking about the grief of his passing either.

Are they going to televise the Apollo Tribute that they are lining up for right now?

noimageatall said:

I'm pretty sure they will at some point, CNN is the only TV crew allowed inside.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

I fear the suicides will increase as well.

matthewgrant said:

They haven't said who is performing have they?

matthewgrant said:

They haven't said who is performing have they?

JackieBlue said:

I was reading today that about 12 people commited suicide because Michael Jackson died. There's going to be more of this but it's just so ridiculous.

JackieBlue said:

I was reading today that about 12 people commited suicide because Michael Jackson died. There's going to be more of this but it's just so ridiculous.

Oh boy


http://www.tmz.com/2009/0...ckson-doc/

noimageatall said:

I think it's supposed to be a Michael Jackson Amateur Night, so regular people would be up there singing MJ songs. It's supposed to go from 2pm (right now) to, I believe, 9pm.

Jun 29.09

This is the longest I’ve gone without blogging for some time. But sometimes you just have to let life play itself out without comment. Like so many people, I have been in a wash of images and feelings about Michael Jackson. I knew him as well as one could know him during the time before he did "The Wiz" and up through "Thriller." I couldn’t pretend to understand him. There were so many complicated signals. Did he want me to be his ‘older women’ friend. He gravitated to older women. For solace? Succor? A beard? Did he want me to teach him the ropes? I never could quite figure it out. But I remember one day he was visiting me at my ranch north of Santa Barbara. It was the first time he had been in that region but he must have liked it because later he bought his ranch in that same area. Anyway, as we walked around the ranch which was perched right at the edge of the mountain overlooking Goleta, I pointed to a spot where I told him I wanted to be buried. Michael had a melt down right then and there when he heard this. He shrieked and bent over and said "no, no, no!" " What’s the matter," I asked. "Don’t ever talk about your dying," he answered. "Don’t ever think about it.

I think about death all the time. I rehearse my death. I think that’s a healthy thing to do. Death, after all, is what gives life meaning the way noise gives meaning to silence. Ooooh, I thought to myself, Michael will have a hard time of it as he ages. He will spend all his energy trying to flee what is inevitable. And now it’s happened. I like the fact that it was quick. Massive heart attacks that you don’t recover from are quick. You don’t know what hit you. That’s probably the kindest death for Michael. It’s hard to imagine him being happy as he aged. One more demon to try and evade. I like to think he’s happy now, free of his demons. Free and floating and knowing how his art continues to be revered and celebrated by all of us all over the world. It will continue.

A post from Jane Fonda on Michael