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« on: November 30, 2010, 07:15:10 AM »
[YouTube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=c-eoOPz5P8o[/YouTube]
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This interview is not that bad. It is more or less like the others, but I'll post here the questions and answers and Joe Rowe. Some are even interesting:
Joe says he saw Michael last three weeks before he died and was thinner but looked good.
Rowe says that Murray describes as someone used to achieve the objectives of stakeholders, who wanted to take everything away from Michael.
Joe denied the fact that Katherine blamed for the death of her son and just asked her to visit him, but Katherine did not want to invade the property of Michael.
Rowe says that in the presence of Michael, he felt as if the hand of a divine being, someone really special.
Joe said that Michael was very sad when released an album, because always went out something bad about this album, just to destroy his work He also said that was never supported by Michael.
Rowe ensures that everything in the book is true and what was not said by the third person, but Michael told himself. (This he says in 5:22 to 05:34 minutes) Watch as Joe does not stand to laugh and laugh even!).
About the new album, Joe says he does not like that the family does not like and that many fans do not like. He ends the interview with the following sentence: "They say that great artists like Michael only has one, but one thing: Blanket will be the new Michael."
:shock: Blanket ? I love blanket very much . He's as cute as michael . 
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« on: November 30, 2010, 05:17:17 AM »
If this is true ,
Usher really disgusting me !
What a friend he is ! He is like stabbing michael in the back
Really, i'm really sorry for michael to have friend like him :x
michael is too kind that always make people took him for granted :cry:
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« on: November 29, 2010, 10:15:25 PM »
One of the reasons I do believe in the possibility of Michael being alive is all the murders that have occured since HIS, of people that were connected to Michael. I have a ton of information about Ronni Chasen that has yet to be discussed. If you have any reason to doubt just why Michael would have to "do this" to his fans or "do this" to his children, you look at all the people that have been killed AFTER JUNE 25TH in connection to this.
what does it mean ? what connection does it have with michael ? :? :roll:
I'm not sure who Ronni Chasen is, so I guess some research is in order. But, Michael's attorney Peter Lopez is one that has died (suicide or murder - nobody has cleared that up) since June 25th. Peter had information but it's strange to me that we don't hear more about this. I sometimes wonder if that was a fake too.
I loved what Bonnie wrote. She told it so clearly that anyone with any common sense would have to entertain the possibility of Michael being alive. And I agree - Justice for Michael - dead or alive. Blessings.
EDIT: I remember now, she's the publicist that was shot in her car.
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No motive, no weapon, no witnesses, no suspects. The murder of veteran film publicist Ronni Chasen, shot to death 12 days ago while driving home from a movie premiere through Beverly Hills, is the ultimate Hollywood case, studded with the kind of random details that make it both kitschy and creepy.
Chasen, 64, had just left the after-party for "Burlesque," the camp film of the year. The cops secured surveillance video from the Buddy Hackett estate on North Whittier Drive showing her car traveling south after the shooting and then crashing into a lamppost. In 1946, Howard Hughes crashed his plane on the same street. Gangster Bugsy Siegel was gunned down near here, too.
Chasen had spent more than 30 years working as a publicist, had built up an impressive client list and crafted a sterling reputation, available to stars, directors and producers day or night. She spent nearly every evening on the town, at dinners, premieres, events. She was friendly with everyone from Michael Douglas to Elliott Gould to Bono. She was hardly ever alone.
But early Tuesday morning, she was, and by a little after midnight she was dying, slumped over her steering wheel, blood pouring from her chest and out of her nose. The violent shooting death of one of Hollywood's most respected publicists -- on a well-lit street where homes start at $5 million -- has alarmed and vexed the industry, and wild theories abound.
There are reports that a man was seen lurking on a traffic island near the crime scene a couple of hours before Chasen was shot. Rumors that a close relative owed hundreds of thousands in gambling debts.
Also, speculation that maybe it was Russian investors exacting revenge over a film deal gone sour. It was an art deal gone bad. It was some other Hollywood competitor angry or jealous over Chasen's nascent Oscar campaigns for Michael Douglas in "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" or Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland." The wound pattern was too tight for an amateur to have done this. She was on the phone and cut someone off with her Mercedes, making them angry.
The coroner's office, slowed down by the Thanksgiving holiday, has yet to issue its report. That has not stopped other outlets from claiming to have gotten an advance finding from the office, which reportedly states that "there were three apparent gunshot wounds to the right shoulder [and] an apparent gunshot wound to the right upper back and left upper back." One bullet, according to this report, "was recovered from her back" and is "possibly a 9mm hollow-point."
THE victim, it turns out, is just as puzzling as the case.
Chasen was born Veronica Cohen on Oct. 17, 1946, in Kingston, NY. Her father, Irving, was a frustrated artist who later moved the family -- wife Carolyn and son Larry, 13 years older than Ronni -- to Inwood. He owned six apartment buildings in Harlem, but his real passion was photography.
"He had the belief that you cannot make a living doing anything you enjoy," Larry Cohen, a legendary B-movie filmmaker, told The New Yorker in 2004. Their mother, by contrast, had a lust for life and was obsessed with the movies.
It was Larry Cohen who helped his little sister, a failed soap actress, break into publicity. In 1973, he hired Ronni to promote "Hell Up in Harlem," the follow-up to his blaxploitation epic "Black Caesar."
After working for her brother, Chasen was hired by well-known publicist Warren Cowan, who became a mentor. One night, early in their working relationship, Cowan took Cohen to dinner at the legendary LA restaurant Chasen's.
"He told her, 'You don't have a great last name,' " longtime friend and New York-based publicist Kathie Berlin said. "So she changed it . . . I don't know if she ever 'fessed up to it."
In 1985, she was named executive vice president of Cowan's firm; she'd worked on '80s blockbusters "On Golden Pond" and "Cocoon."
In September 1989, Chasen left to form her own company, Ronni Chasen Associates. In 1992, she was hired by MGM, a stint that did not work out. A year later, she reopened her eponymous firm and kept a loyal yet not-so-hip client list: Irwin Winkler, Hans Zimmer, Richard Zanuck.
"She focused on 'below the line' " personnel, said a friend, using industry slang for people who aren't movie stars. "Then she hit on composers and ran with that."
Chasen did manage, however, to attach herself to A-list projects, getting hired as an ancillary arm to work on Oscar campaigns for such films as "The Hurt Locker," "Slumdog Millionaire" and "No Country for Old Men" -- the Best Picture winners of the last three years. She was something of a Hollywood Zelig, at every party and photographed hugging nearly every establishment star that mattered: Jeff Bridges, Morgan Freeman, director Danny Boyle.
Chasen lived alone in a no- frills condomin ium on Wilshire Boulevard. She had no view, as the more expen sive units do. Hers faced the back, which was quieter, and friends describe the décor as not very modern -- one said the large sofa was reminiscent of "classy country."
There was a large black-and-white photo, taken by her fa ther, in the living room, as well as a Pi casso. She'd occasion ally talk about wanting to adopt a dog or a cat but never went through with it.
Her personal life, said friends, was a mystery, and some thought she liked it that way.
"There were a lot of male companions, but not a lot of boy friends," Berlin said. "She'd always say, 'Do you have anybody for me?' But that meant not going to a restaurant alone. I never felt marriage was that important to her."
"She told me she had a boyfriend in New York, but it was just for fun," added Nadia Bronson, another friend. "I said, 'You seem to have a boyfriend in every port -- that's only for the young chicks!' She said, 'No, it's for us, too.' But she kept that part of her life private."
Last week, the talk among some of Chasen's friends swung to Jonathan Novak, an LA-based art dealer who was a pallbearer at her funeral last Sunday. Many believed that Novak had been Chasen's boyfriend.
"They were friends," said Heidi Schaeffer, another close Chasen pal. "It wasn't romantic."
Schaeffer told The Post that Chasen had spoken of a brief first marriage, decades ago. "She said they were sweethearts for a number of years and had an 'unconventional wedding.' " Chasen never mentioned the man's name, or why they got divorced after a year.
Chasen considered her friends and co-workers her family. When her mentor, Cowan, lay dying in the hospital, she spent days in the room with him, holding the phone to his ear so he could hear the voices of old friends and know he wasn't alone. She was with him the day he died. She'd also visit old secretaries who ended up in nursing homes.
HER favorite phrase, said Berlin, was "Keep moving." Chasen had undergone hip-replacement surgery this year, and a handicapped-parking permit was affixed to her new black Mercedes, bought shortly before the shooting. She still needed to get her other hip replaced, but she refused to slow down, having attended the "Burlesque" premiere to support her friend, songwriter Diane Warren.
"She really cared," Warren said after Chasen's death. "Her clients were like family to her."
At 12:22 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 16, as she was driving home from the premiere party for "Burlesque," Chasen finished making another "to-do" call to her office. Minutes later -- either as she was making a left at Sunset Boulevard and North Whittier Drive or as she was traveling south on Whittier -- she was shot several times through the passenger-side window.
Less than an hour later, she was pronounced dead.
There's one theory about Chasen's murder that's getting little to no attention: It was random and senseless, committed by a total stranger.
As security expert Gavin de Becker, a Chasen acquaintance, pointed out in a recent article, Chasen's case is reminiscent of the murder of Bill Cosby's 28-year-old son, Ennis, who was shot to death off the 405 Freeway in LA while changing a tire. The murderer confessed in 2001; it was a random crime, a robbery gone wrong.
There is a $100,000 reward, put up by the Palm Springs Film Festival, for information leading to the arrest of Chasen's killer. Cosby's case was solved the same way -- an informant stepped forward, prompted by a reward.
De Becker, who worked on the Cosby case, understands the need to create a motive and a theory where none yet exists.
"If it turns out the shooting was unrelated to Ronni personally," he wrote, "then it could happen to anyone -- and that concept is not palatable to most people."
Ronni Chasen’s last actions before her murder
1Attends premiere of “Burlesque” at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard with Cher and Christina Aguilera.
2 Goes to after-party at the W Hotel in Hollywood.
3 Leaves party at 12:30 a.m. in her black E350 Mercedes coupe headed for home, west down Sunset Boulevard.
4 At the intersection of Sunset and North Whittier Drive, police believe a vehicle pulls up alongside Chasen and about four rounds are fired into her car.
5 Chasen manages to make a left onto North Whittier Drive and travels approximately 200 yards until she crashes into a lamppost. She’s pronounced dead at 1:12 a.m.
oh ok . thanks for the answer 
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« on: November 28, 2010, 07:04:35 AM »
One of the reasons I do believe in the possibility of Michael being alive is all the murders that have occured since HIS, of people that were connected to Michael. I have a ton of information about Ronni Chasen that has yet to be discussed. If you have any reason to doubt just why Michael would have to "do this" to his fans or "do this" to his children, you look at all the people that have been killed AFTER JUNE 25TH in connection to this. what does it mean ? what connection does it have with michael ? :? :roll:
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« on: November 26, 2010, 11:06:20 PM »
Hi ! nice to meet you ZTB2393 .
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« on: November 22, 2010, 06:50:06 AM »
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« on: November 22, 2010, 06:30:14 AM »
So I really don't know what's the purpose of putting those pics in there...but I'd like to know if they're in all phones from SE or at least that model (Xperia mini, by the way).
Okay, I got the exact same sunflower pic in my Xperia 10. I just bought this phone like weeks ago. It's new.
waw . How about the HIStory album cover pic ? do you have it in your Xperia ?
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« on: November 17, 2010, 05:30:11 AM »
ah ! this song is awesome . I love this song very much
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« on: October 23, 2010, 07:19:00 PM »
hello iamhere4mj .. welcome
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« on: September 25, 2010, 10:31:21 PM »
What I really appreciate with Michael and his donations to charities is that he is doing it without cameras, not for his image but really with his heart. This, is true charity and surely God will reward him for that because he is simply giving back. The best reward comes from God.
God bless you Michael. I'm second that ! 
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« on: September 19, 2010, 02:41:54 AM »
I usually keep my cool and I've never left a comment on TMZ, but this just pissed me off to no end and I had to respond to this person:
299.
@FoQ
You are entitled to your opinion, but who really cares what you think. You're speaking up "FoQ" -- for Q? Well, call me "FoMJ"
Who cares if Michael was sometimes devious or deceitful or vengeful or self-righteous. In fact, all the better to know that Michael didn't always turn the other cheek and let fools run all over him and that he was in fact, HUMAN. He did so much for so many, yet was constantly hounded. Did he sometimes make bad decisions? Probably. He was a human being. Did he willfully try to destroy the lives of others the way people tried to destroy his? I don't think so.
And, you ain't saying nothin' that special anyway. Michael knows how to talk for himself. He did so often in interviews -- and through his music (Bad, Privacy, This Time Around, Tabloid, Money, etc. etc.) He made it clear when he was angry and not taking anybody else's sh**. He also demonstrated at times that he could be vain. So? And, you? What are your faults besides having diarrhea of the mouth?
When Michael rose up to call Motolla a racist devil, it was clear that Michael was unafraid and was striking back. He was brave and arrogant enough to say that he would out think the assanine and greedy music business. Good for him. Finally, someone with the most to lose stands up. What a hero. And, he had a heart of gold. The entire world knows that.
And, SO WHAT if he wanted to be a color or didn't want to be - although I don't believe you. But, so what. Say what you want but make sure you absolutely know what you're talking about. You don't really know, do you? Why not add that Michael showed his love for Black people in countless ways whether it was other artists (like Little Richard, Sammy Davis, Jr. James Brown, etc.) or starving children in Africa, disenfranchised in L.A., or his family etc. You can never, ever take away his genius, generosity and uniqueness and that's what the focus should be at this point. There will never, ever be anyone like Michael Jackson. Ever. This is what will be the lasting memory.
Did he have issues? Of course, Who doesn't? Who wouldn't given what he's been through in his entire life. He had to be strong to get through most of it. I just hope he had true support and unconditional love to help him get through whatever he struggled with. Some of us know how to love unconditionally. Not because we can't see someone's flaws, it's because we can and still L.O.V.E. no matter what.
Some of us are healthy enough to not split or only talk about other's weaknesses just because a person manifests their issues from time to time. You betta hope someone always loves you and your sh** no matter how much it might stink.
I bet you'd have a hard time having it thrown in your face and you'd get defensive too and shut-down. And who would you be if you'd grown up as Michael had? He said it himself when he asked "Will You Be There" (through my trials, tribulations, violence...) He never said he was perfect he only said, "before you judge me, try hard to love me." I hope that someone looks past your faults and sees your needs.
Michael was a humanitarian to his core, he put his money where his mouth is. Over $300 MILLION to CHARITY. And, he gave so much love and hope to the weak and wounded all over the world. More than anyone else. What the he(( are you doing with your money, huh? Ultimately, Michael was full of love for humankind and to the least of these. So, let him have his flaws. And you can continue to point them out if you need to. Who the fuq cares.
Posted at 10:54 PM on Sep 18, 2010 by S.O.L. what a great post ! your post really touches me . It's so great to know how much the fans really love michael unconditionally for who he is
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« on: August 28, 2010, 07:33:53 PM »
happy birthday michael , may God bless and be with you wherever you are ! To know and become your fan is my luck . You are really the greatest person not just as the king of pop but as a human being . I hope you're happy wherever you are . this is my only wish for you . I love you michael !
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« on: August 23, 2010, 07:01:12 AM »
noone can escape if it's God's will .. why fear ..I always believe God's plan is the best for us ..
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« on: August 04, 2010, 06:56:45 AM »
"MICHAEL, DON’T DISAPPOINT THE AUDIENCE"
That makes me rather sad. :
MICHAEL, THINK ABOUT YOURSELF! I hope he's doing that now.
You´re right. I hope that´s what he does now: taking care of himself.
everytime I watch this video it makes my tears dropped .. I'm sad it's hurt to see him performing in pains like that .. I really hope that he can understand that his safety is worth more than anything else for us, his fans .. :cry:
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« on: July 27, 2010, 06:35:43 AM »
humphhhhhhh !!!!
this really make me angry ..
what's wrong with this people making fun of michael like that :evil:
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