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From X factor, Michael Jackson with his brother.... Ranked 3.87 / 5 | 1268 views | 2 comments Click here to watch the video (02:33) Submitted By: jany007 Tags: Michael Jackson Dance Moon Walk Simon Britain Categories: Art & Animation Music & Dance

Neverland is a 14-piece tribute to Michael Jackson, based in San Francisco.

AEG and Action 3D are betting on music lovers that will want to catch their favorite performers in a movie theater -- on the screen, that is. According to Variety, the two companies have already been getting footage from different festivals for their limited-run, 3D-only concert movies, which will be offered in a similar manner as U2 3D. The first series of movies will be footage of concerts from Dave Matthews (yay?), Relentless7, Ben Harper, and Gogol Bordello. The only group that sounds like it would wow music fans in 3D is Gogol Bordello, a gypsy punk band known for their outrageous live shows and songs like "Start Wearing Purple." However, AEG is also behind the recent release of Michael Jackson's film This is It, along with Sony, which has made $186 million worldwide so far. While concert movies with built-in audiences like the Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: The Best of Both Worlds have been similarly successful, I'm not convinced that semi-random concert series will really put bottoms in seats. And for all you Phishheads, AEG has apparently already "filmed several 3D live sets of Phish from Festival 8 in Indio, Calif., in late October. According to [John Rubey, president of Network Live, a division of AEG Live], the company plans to roll out 'best of' edition from Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits as followups to the Matthews feature in 2010." So get your Birks and tie-dye ready to jam out, man! I think it's a cool idea to offer people the chance to see their favorite bands up close and personal if they can't see them live, but there isn't anything to rival the actual live experience. Granted, you're not usually that close to the stage and some jerk just spilled beer on your shoes and someone else is singing along to every song and/or shouting "WOO!" in your ear, but that's all part of the concert experience, right?Filed under: Music & Musicals, Fandom, Tech Stuff, Distribution Permalink | Email this | Comments

Lil' Kim came to the MTV EMAs dressed in homage to the late Michael Jackson, although she reckons Lady Gaga may have borrowed her style....Author: itnmusic Tags: borrowed style emas lady gaga lil kim stole mtv awards michael jackson Posted: 12 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Mariah Carey singing live at X Factor Italy I want to know what love is + interview about her new album and Michael Jackson

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Many of Michael Jackson's fans have paid tribute to the deceased pop icon by seeing This Is It, the ghoulishly titled assemblage of rehearsal footage and outtakes that was rushed into theaters last month, just in time for Halloween (or, as Jackson used to call it, "every day"). But some of the beloved nutjob's greatest admirers have gone a step further and contacted him beyond the grave in a seance, which is about as believable as The Fourth Kind. Derek Acorah, an English medium of some renown on that side of the pond, conducted the spirit-contacting and aired it on the U.K.'s Sky 1 channel. We have a YouTube clip after the jump. Acorah is the older, silver-haired gentleman in the video. The host asks him if people can ask Michael Jackson questions through him, and Acorah says yes, absolutely, the King of Pop would love that. Then Acorah opens his eyes and looks a little stunned. Apparently this is when he starts "channeling" Jackson. Michael Jackson is inside this man's body! Then there is a fellow who looks a bit like Michael Ian Black who was apparently one of Jackson's friends and, by the looks of things, the inheritor of some of his wardrobe. He is very emotional about the chance to speak with his dead friend, especially when the dead friend, through Acorah, tells him that love and sensitivity "oozes" from him. Finally the friend asks, "Do you realize how much I love you, Michael?" Really? That's your question? Not "What's the afterlife like?" or "Have you had any awkward encounters with the Elephant Man?" but "Did you know I love you?" LAME. The clip, after the jump.Filed under: FandomContinue reading Watch This: The Michael Jackson Seance Permalink | Email this | Comments

"The Movie Minute" Episode #1 The show that reviews movies in 60 seconds or less. Presented by Andrew Lock and Randy Charach. In this episode, Michael Jackson's "This is it" reviewed. Get more movie reviews, previews, news, and gossip at http://www.TheMovieMinute.com

NOLA Trey is choosing a new roof for the Plantation picking acolor by his own special scientific method. Meanwhile, there is this issue of the Jefferson family's various Federal trials. Were that not enough, we learn that Commission Chris has a stalker!! Rosie Ledet would be proud but Bill Gates knows better.

The entire Krewe hangs out for the 4th of July and has a blast witnessing Roman Candle Wars-no matter how ill advised such activities may be. Meanwhile, Michael Jackson steals the stage of Democracy by falling dead. Then things go terribly wrong. World, meet 'Toadie'-and learn how I manage to really gross out the Fact Checker.

Commissioner Chris and the SV share a birthday while killing off Michael Jackson among a long list of other celebrities. No one lives forever, after all. Unfortunately, they also killed the power to the studio-for two and a half hours! So we performed a great show for our neighbors who listen to us through the open window 'acoustic style.' Meanwhile, you get what was caught on tape.

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