Michael Jackson Death Hoax Investigators
Latest News => Michael Jackson News => Topic started by: cry4mj101 on April 22, 2010, 05:53:52 PM
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hi everyone!!! this porbably has bee posted before but i heard that mj is gonna have a reality show with the TII dancers ? does anybody know about this??
:D
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How can someone who's "dead" have a reality show? Hmmm ;) I wonder if this is real...
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A reality?
I´ve heard about "Still the king" European Tour.
But that´s not a reality... and there is a thread about.
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WTF are you serious ? :o
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It's in talks along with the Las Vegas show. The reality show will be a cross between American Idol and Dancing with the Stars. It's in one of the articles detailing the Las Vegas shows. It's very interesting to see how this will play out.
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Wow! It just gets stranger and stranger. :)
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I have great HOPE and Pray often about MJ. I really want all our hopes to be true. I would love for him to return and possibly have a las Vegas show and be able to see him among us. That would be so awesome. :D
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Can you provide a link or something? Thank you :D
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Never mind.... got it.
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/36708287/ ... ay_people/ (http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/36708287/ns/today-today_people/)
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Michael Jackson Reality Show Might Help Find Cirque Du Soleil Choreographer
'There is a huge appetite for people that want to participate in this Michael Jackson tribute,' Cirque CEO Daniel Lamarre says.By Larry Carroll[/size].Views1,621 968
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BEVERLY HILLS, California — By now, you may have heard that Cirque du Soleil has unveiled an ambitious plan to bring Michael Jackson back for a series of high-profile stage shows in Las Vegas and beyond. But what you might not know is that these plans will also take the King of Pop off the stage and into everything from nightclubs to restaurants to ... a reality show?
"There's not a lack of creativity around the table," grinned Cirque President and CEO Daniel Lamarre when we sat down with him on Tuesday (April 20). "Between [Michael Jackson estate co-executors] John McClain and John Branca and all the creative team at Cirque du Soleil, we're already bouncing a lot of new ideas around.
"This joint venture is not only for those two shows, but for all of the other initiatives that we can develop together," he added. "We are already working on the concept of nightclubs, restaurants and other experiences and other types of content that we can develop on the brand of Michael Jackson."
One of the leading concepts is a reality TV show that Lamarre hopes to launch by the end of this year. He describes it as a chance to combine television's two hottest shows, "American Idol" and "Dancing With the Stars," with the distinctive style of the King of Pop.
"John McClain came to us with the idea," he said of the yet-untitled program, which would have a national audience assisting as they built the Cirque stage shows. "We would pick the best choreographer that there is in the world to work on [our stage] show, but also use them in a reality show in order to find a new, cutting-edge choreographer that could join the team."
The reality show would also audition dancers for the MJ shows, with a certain number of the top contestants landing a Cirque gig. "That could be an exciting moment," Lamarre said of the show. "Right now there is a huge appetite for people that want to participate in this Michael Jackson tribute."
The Michael Jackson estate and Cirque du Soleil are spearheading the Michael Jackson projects with MGM Mirage, the gaming company that owns such Vegas hotels as Excalibur, Luxor, MGM Grand, Monte Carlo and more. Lamarre said that one of the MGM Mirage hotels will host the Las Vegas Michael Jackson/ Cirque show, and the venture's press release mentions that "special lifestyle projects including a nightclub" will be developed.
"We are exploring all of those opportunities right now," Lamarre offered. "We're at the early stages of those ideas. But we want to make sure that all the fans around the world that want to celebrate Michael Jackson have an opportunity to do it through the experiences we will bring to them."
But if those Michael Jackson-themed restaurants become a reality, Lamarre did make us one key promise: They won't include moonwalking waiters attempting to balance food trays.
"I don't think anybody can do it the way Michael Jackson was doing it," he la
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this the article
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wasn't it about cirque du soleil??
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wasn't it about cirque du soleil??
I thought so too. Are they not supposed to be startng the Cirque Du Soleil shows in autumn 2011 - not really much time to find your choreographer and put the show together. I think its been in the pipeline for a lot longer, they maybe even half way through the plans already. As for the nightclubs and restaurants are you kidding me?!
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We're all part of the "Great Magical Michael Jackson Hoax Death Reality Show" :D
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anybody thinks there's a chance the 12 dancers in TII would actually be involved in the Cirque/reality show?
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anybody thinks there's a chance the 12 dancers in TII would actually be involved in the Cirque/reality show?
i honestly think they are :D
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We're all part of the "Great Magical Michael Jackson Hoax Death Reality Show" :D
:D :D :D :D :D :D
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anybody thinks there's a chance the 12 dancers in TII would actually be involved in the Cirque/reality show?
i honestly think they are :D
I think they will too...probably
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If the TII dancers are going to be involved in the Cirque show, that could explain their long contracts, and the "4 years to get it right" phrase.
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