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Spokesperson For Michael Jackson’s Estate Responds To Sexyy Red’s Cover To “Beat It”

A spokesperson for Michael Jackson’s estate has responded to Sexyy Red’s viral cover of his hit song “beat it.”

The Game Claims He Hung Up On Michael Jackson For Trying To Squash His Beef With 50 Cent

The Game details a 2005 phone call where Michael Jackson personally reached out to him during his fallout with 50 Cent, praising "How We Do" and suggesting a collaboration for Jackson’s next album to reconcile their beef. The Game declined the suggestion and ended the call.

Flex Alexander Reveals Why Michael Jackson Was ‘Unhappy’ & ‘Upset’ With ‘Man In The Mirror’ Movie; Also Claims He Was Denied His Own Makeup...

As Flex Alexander again recalls his portrayal of Michael Jackson in the movie ‘Man In The Mirror,’ he reveals why MJ was so unhappy and upset with the film; he also talks about his infamous ashy white look, claiming it was a result of being denied his own makeup artist.

Paris Jackson: Coke Use Destroyed My Nose

Paris jackson is getting candid about how her past struggles with substance use have left a lasting mark on her body. Paris revealed that she has what’s known as a perforated septum, caused by her earlier drug use.

Michael Jackson Family Feud: White Kids vs. Black Family

Michael Jackson’s entire estate, worth an estimated $2 billion, is legally set to go to his three children, and several members of his famous family are furious. Michael’s will placed his entire fortune in a trust, managed by his mother, Katherine Jackson, after his 2009 death.

Shaboozey Joins Elite RIAA List with Diamond ‘Bar Song’

'A Bar Song (Tipsy)’ continues to etch Shaboozey‘s name alongside record-breaking accomplishments thanks to its ongoing success. Released as the fourth single from his 2024-released third studio album ‘Where I’ve Been Isn’t Where I’m Going,’

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