Tag: Michael Jackson

Joe on R&B Money Podcast: New Independent Album

On the R&B Money Podcast, Joe said the project is written and produced entirely by him, recorded with live instruments and strings, and will come out through distribution rather than a label. A vinyl pressing is planned. A single is tentatively set for release this year.

Michael Jackson Biopic Sequel: 5 Must-See Things

While we still have at least a year before the second part of the billion-dollar Michael biopic makes its way to theaters, star Jaafar Jackson is already gearing fans up to expect fascinating storylines and heavy material in the upcoming sequel. The real-life nephew of the King of Pop recently spoke to GQ Middle East, where he teased that fans would see the upcoming film address his uncle's infamous child sex abuse allegations and subsequent trial.

Paris Jackson Reveals Shocking Childhood Secrets

Paris Jackson revealed on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast that she didn't grow up playing at Neverland Ranch as many believed. The property was reserved for underprivileged children who couldn't afford major amusement parks. She was homeschooled there and could only enjoy the facilities on weekends after completing chores and homework. Jackson also shared that she didn't meet her biological mother, Debbie Rowe, until age fifteen, and explained that Michael Jackson made his children wear masks in public so they could experience normal activities anonymously. Following her father's death in 2009, she struggled socially after moving in with her grandmother, lacking peer interaction skills.

Owen Saward on 2026: Rising UK R&B Star

The UK singer Owen Saward has fans going back in time. Between 'Not Mine' and 'Without You,' people keep saying his sound reminds them of early Craig David and that golden era of UK R&B. He calls 'Not Mine' a homage to Michael Jackson, and you can hear that inspiration in the phrasing.

Michael Jackson’s Tiny Motown House: Inside History

Peek inside the tiny Detroit house where Motown legends like Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, and Diana Ross first found fame. Now, this historic site is being renovated.

Michael Jackson Doc Sparks Fan Outrage Online

A upcoming Netflix docuseries about Michael Jackson has fans of the singer seeing red. The just-announced Michael Jackson: The Verdict drops June 3. The three-part docuseries explores Jackson's 2005 trial on child molestation charges.

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