Julien’s Auctions, the company that is auctioning off items from Michael Jackson‘s rented Beverly Hills mansion, have removed Michael Jackson’s headboard from the list of items up for sale. Although it was initially reported that Jackson’s entire death bed was up for sale, the auction house assures that the carved headboard from the bed was the only item that people were going to be allowed to bid on.
If the idea of buying Michael Jackson’s death bed is a little creepy, perhaps this sale will be more appealing to MJ fans: Private, never-released footage from Jackson’s Dangerous Tour is heading for an auction in London later this month.
Last night, MSNBC aired the documentary 'Michael Jackson and The Doctor', which revealed details of Dr. Murray's relationship with Michael Jackson. I forgot to record it so I started watching a couple of the videos broken down in five parts. The first one talks about how Dr. Murray became Michael's personal doctor and moving to L.A. to live with him and his family.
Dr. Murray reveals there was one room known as the chamber, that only Michael was allowed to go in to. Dr. Murray even says he didn't want to give Michael the drugs but had to anyway. Find out what else the doctor reveals after the jump.
Disturbing, but true: The bed that Michael Jackson died in is up for sale. TMZ says the queen-size bed is one of several items from Jackson’s home that will be available in a December auction.
Now that a guilty verdict has been handed down in the case of Dr. Conrad Murray, who was accused of involuntary manslaughter regarding his patient Michael Jackson, the doctor has been remanded to custody and was promptly placed on suicide watch in the L.A. County Jail while he awaits sentencing. Murray’s sentencing is slated for Nov. 29.
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Love 'em or hate 'em, reboots are all the rage in Hollywood — both on the big screen, where you can't go a week without a new version of 'Footloose' or 'The Thing,' and on the TV, where '90210' is back and 'Charlie's Angels' briefly took flight again this fall.
Recognizing a trend when they see it, the folks at NBC
On Friday, MSNBC is airing a tell-all documentary with Dr. Conrad Murray talking about his relationship with Michael Jackson. There's going to be some not so flattering details about Michael, along with details of his role within Michael's family life. Murray will also talk about the pressures Michael felt just before his "This Is It" tour. TMZ was able to get a preview of the documentary. I plan on watching it because I am curious to see what he has to say about Michael. Will you watch it?
Florida residents recently got a rude awakening when ‘Billie Jean,’ Michael Jackson’s classic ode to baby daddy drama, played for hours over a school’s malfunctioning public address system in the middle of the night. Well, that explains the reports of spontaneous “moonwalking.”
November 7, 2011 The verdict has been reached, and a jury of seven women and five men found Conrad Murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson. Deliberations lasted only about nine hours, beginning Friday, and adjourning for the weekend.
The kitty version of Count Dracula is far cooler than the real one. Why? Kitty version has moonwalking capabilities.
As the 2011 NFL season creeps closer to its halfway point, at least four teams will make starting quarterback changes in time for the games of week seven. Meanwhile, other teams may soon consider coaching changes, since eight teams have one victory or less.
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Buffalo and San Francisco won significant victories, and Green Bay’s undefeated Packers kept on rolling after a brief brush with defeat.
Here’s a recap of all the NFL games from week five of the 2011 NFL Season:
New England 30 NY Jets 21
Running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis gained a career-high 136 yards rushing and scored two touchdowns to lead the New England Patriots over the New York Jets, 30-21. Despite being sacked four t
