Michael Jackson fans worldwide have the opportunity to appear in the upcoming video for the late megastar’s next single, “Behind The Mask.” Sony launched a website asking fans to contribute videos that will be edited together to form the finished video.
Sony continues to try to squeeze the last bit of milk out of the Michael Jackson cash cow with the latest video from their instantly forgotten Michael posthumous release. The video for “Hollywood Tonight” tells the story of a young girl who comes to Hollywood to make it as a dancer.
Michael Jackson is believed to have left a ton of unreleased material behind after he died in 2009. Slowly but surely, some of that material is starting to leak out.
Chris Brown says he was supposed to meet his idol, Michael Jackson, on the day that he died. Brown was supposed to attend a rehearsal for Jackson’s This Is It tour on June 29th, 2009.
In the 1980s, musicians only scratched the surface of what could be done with the music video. Michael Jackson set the standard and in the 1990s, everyone raced to match or surpass him.
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Singer and reality TV star Ray J remembers when he met the legendary Michael Jackson for the first time.
TheBoxHouston.com’s Devi Dev interviews rapper David Banner and producer 9th Wonder about their new album Death of a Popstar and how it relates to the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. They also talk about the state of ‘Black America’, why Hip Hop gets a bad rap, their new comic book and David also shares his […]
Teddy Riley changed the face of black music in the ’80s and early ’90s with the New Jack Swing sound he laced artists like Michael Jackson, Keith Sweat and Bobby Brown, as well his own groups Guy and Blackstreet.
The Jackson 5 were at the height of their popularity when their 1970 Jackson 5 Christmas Album was released.
In 1995, Michael Jackson shattered a record when his single “You Are Not Alone” debuted at number one.
In 1995, Michael Jackson shattered a record when his single “You Are Not Alone” debuted at number one.
