Michael Jackson: HIStyle
July 2009

Daily : 11:30 AM to 07:30 PM

Price: $14.95, general; $11.95, students $ seniors; $10.95, military & youth 6-17 years old

Where: Grammy Museum
800 W. Olympic Blvd., #A-245, Los Angeles, CA 90015


Description:

To honor the life and work of Michael Jackson, the Grammy Museum extended this exhibit that features some of Jackson's most iconic wardrobe pieces including the suit he wore on the cover of the Thriller album, seven elaborately embellished jackets, two gloves and more.

They also added a 44-minute video of some of his most exciting Grammy performances. Located on the museum's third floor.


http://grammymuseum.org/i...=mjhistyle

jamgirl said:

I do know that he had anorexia though. That apparently was revealed during the court case and there were transcripts of a private phone conversation where he said that he was. He had extreme body issues.

http://www.contactmusic.c...se_1110663

MICHAEL JACKSON - JACKSON'S MOONWALK MEMOIR SET FOR RE-RELEASE




The executors of MICHAEL JACKSON's estate have won permission from a Los Angeles judge to begin negotiating with book publishers for the re-release of the King of Pop's autobiography, MOONWALK.
Financial adviser John Branca and music executive John MCClain were handed control of Jackson's estate following his untimely death last month (Jun09), as per the terms of his 2002 will.

The co-executors filed a motion earlier this month (Jul09) requesting court approval to enter talks for various business proposals in order to maximise interest in the late pop icon.
The legal papers state: "The Special Administrators believe that it is in the best interest of the Estate for all book publishing agreements to be entered as soon as possible, as sales of the book and profits for the estate will be maximised the sooner the book is released due to the notoriety surrounding Michael Jackson's unexpected death and the resulting heightened demand for such products."

TMZ.com claims the judge overseeing Jackson's probate case authorised the move on Thursday (23Jul09).
Branca and MCClain are now set to strike deals for the reprinted 1988 memoir to be distributed worldwide.
According to the website, Shaye Arehart books are expected to land the North American rights and Heinemann will sign for distribution in the U.K. Other deals for publishing the tome in France and Germany are also said to be in place.

I use to have this book when I was a kid,but I don't know what happened to it. I haven't seen it in forever.

mimi07 said:

His smile is infecious. When ever he smiles,I can't help but grin like a fool.

Damn I miss him.
[Edited 7/27/09 15:15pm]

StillDirrty said:

Do you think maybe he died from that?

It was just announce on the news that the doctor gave him Dipprovan , they saying that was his cause of death

babybugz said:

Well that ain't new, they've been saying that for a minute. Toxicology results still have to be in to see what else contributed to it.

ViintageJunkiie said:

Thanks for posting. I love that messy hair of his and I miss those beautiful eyes.
And I adore the way he pulls up his pyjamas pants or whatever it was at 2:34. He´s way too cute.



So is this the official autopsy result?
[Edited 7/27/09 15:19pm]

^^ No. They're just saying that the doctor gave him the stuff.

AP source: Jackson doc gave him drug before death

By THOMAS WATKINS (AP) – 8 minutes ago

LOS ANGELES — A law enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation into Michael Jackson's death says the pop star's personal doctor administered the powerful drug that authorities believe killed him.

Jackson regularly received the anesthetic propofol (PROH'-puh-fahl) to go to sleep. The official, who requested anonymity because the probe is ongoing, told The Associated Press on Monday that Dr. Conrad Murray gave Jackson the drug the last night of his life.

Murray was with Jackson when he died June 25 and has been identified in court papers as the subject of a manslaughter investigation.

Murray's lawyer has said the doctor didn't prescribe or administer anything that should have killed Jackson.

Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
[Edited 7/27/09 15:18pm]

Don't know how true this is but earlier today I read on Radar Online that after toxicology results are in, they expect to "charge the doctor with involuntary manslaughter".

purplewisdom said:

?????

Timmy84 said:

I know it's not new but they was like breaking news so I was like OH and somebody above me(the comment) was asking what he died from

dag said:

The way the news was reporting it was like it was the official one but who knows

babybugz said:

Nothing's even clear that it was the Diprivan that was the "ultimate" cause. I'm sure it contributed to it tho. Plus people who take it, they say it'll be hard to find it in someone's blood stream afterwards. So if it dissolved into the body before he was pronounced dead, it'll be difficult to press any type of charges.

Timmy84 said:

I know they just throwing stuff out there they need to release the results already though

Chic35 said:

Why can't people wait for the official autopsy, instead of second guessing. For all we know he could have deid from lupus.

whatsgoingon said:

To be honest I would prefer something like that not saying I want him to die period but if it was natural causes then it's something you can't avoid ..drugs is something you can but i don't think it was natural causes though

Chic35 said:

No but it gave him a lot more stress. & then he got skinnier after the 2nd trial too. But anyways my grandmother is a nurse and from what I understand is that since they are testing MJ's brain whatever chemicals that were in his body should show up in the toxicology report.

whatsgoingon said:

You forget it's Michael Jackson we're talking about, nothing's off limits!

purplewisdom said:

I believe this picture was taken when Mj was in the middle east and particularly in OMAN.....

purplewisdom said:

isnt that the guru that Janet talked to during her depression- just some regular ole deep philosophying dude that snapped her back to reality

Evvy said:

The dude Janet mentioned was a guy in a cowboy hat. She did say he was older tho.

Timmy84 said:

What I posted is the truth, this picture was taken in oman, Forget about Janet.

Timmy84 said:

Was it Max Hardcore?

carlcranshaw said:

seeingvoices12 said:

We know that, lol.

When jackson was in OMan

whatsgoingon said:

that's what I've been thinking

bboy87 said:

It's like a textbook study of what happens to people who get overwhelmed by fame and fortune. Michael was the most obvious example but none of them handled it that well...especially Jermaine and Joe. Everybody thinks the rich and famous have carefree lives but sometimes it's just trading one set of problems for another.

I was expecting a trashy, tell-all but the book is actually pretty well written.