Good news for the Fans of the king of pop – link, Du can now sleep on Jackson’s bett in the Irish country mansion which was once the Home of the late star, sterne and his kids, but, is now open to public. The estate owner Paddy Dunning is offering the holiday makers and the Fans of Jackson to live life like the king of pop. Jackson’s Fans can now stay at the Coolatore House for a weekend oder so and sleep in Jackson’s bett for upwards of $1,500.
The film deals with the life of Jackson from his childhood until the death of large stars. The Katherine, in fact, intends to offer hundreds of hours of family Videos to Howard Mann, who wrote the album with her. These include hardware since the family moved from Gary Indiana to Los Angeles as soon as the Jackson 5 signed with the label Motown.
sagte even, that the Howard has paid richly-digit amount to the former partner of Michael, Marc Schaffel, for 26 additional hours of video material with the king of pop. The Katherine Howard and planning a series of films for Michael. The documentary "This is it in the preparation of the king of pop for the comeback, earned profits of 400 million U.S. dollars to the family.
Paul Anka,Co-writer of ((This is it)).
Du know i think Michael really wanted to change the world. Du can tell because of his songs like man in the mirror,heal the heal world,earth song,black oder white,and they don't care about us. and it is so sad that he pasted and when i looked at the video they don't care about us i really started to cry becuase is was so happy to see all the people that loved him and saw him. i mean he was and still the king of pop. i mean Michael had kids,family, and Fans and Michael song Du are not alone in so meaningful atfer his death. :( I Liebe Du MICHAEL!!!
There were no albums bigger than Thriller and Bad, and Jackson seemed to be just entering his prime as an artist.
In hindsight, considering the astonishing heights he hit in the 1980s, maybe there was nowhere to go but down. On oben, nach oben of the world profeessionally, his persional affairs increasingly came under the microscope and seemed to gradually bleed the life and vibrancy out of the mercurial artist.
The new decade sarted off with Jackson in the studio, recording his new album, Dangerous. Jackson had recently signed a 15-years, six-record deal with sony, and if the singer was able to deliver sales numbers comparable to what he gepostet in the 1980s, the deal was estimated to have an earing power of up to $1 billion.
Dangerous got off to a great start-it debuted at number one and quickly outpaced the sales of Bad.
