sunnyday81
Proud Member
I just did a google search and realised there are photos of Paris and Rebbie (?) doing shopping in Las Vegas. Will they leave them alone? There needs to be a law! :doh:
Latest on MJJC
- Latest Michael Jackson News
- Click Here to Join Our Community
- Follow us on X
- Wanna talk Michael? Come join the chat rooms
- The Michael Jackson Chart Watch
- Become an MJJC Patron
- Join the Premium Member Group and Get Lot's of Extra's
- Major Love Prayer - Worldwide Monthly Prayer Every 25th
- MJJC Exclusive Q&A - We talk to the family and those in and around Michael
- Join us in the Chat Rooms
- Find us on Facebook
Daily News - Monday, August 24, 2009
- Thread starter Sasha01
- Start date
sunnyday81
Proud Member
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en-US&ned=ukLawmaker wants subway station renamed for Jackson
(AP) – 34 minutes ago
NEW YORK — A New York City lawmaker wants to see Michael Jackson honored at a subway station where the star made the music video for "Bad."
Councilwoman Letitia James wants a plaque placed at Brooklyn's Hoyt-Schermerhorn (SHUR'-mur-horn) station — or to have "Jackson" added to the station's name.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority spokesman Kevin Ortiz said Monday it's unlikely. James, undeterred, plans a petition drive.
Jackson, who died June 25, shot the Martin Scorsese-directed music video at the downtown Brooklyn station in 1987.
Ortiz says the MTA prohibits station plaques. The agency is developing naming-rights guidelines.
Information from: New York Post, http://www.nypost.com
(AP) – 34 minutes ago
NEW YORK — A New York City lawmaker wants to see Michael Jackson honored at a subway station where the star made the music video for "Bad."
Councilwoman Letitia James wants a plaque placed at Brooklyn's Hoyt-Schermerhorn (SHUR'-mur-horn) station — or to have "Jackson" added to the station's name.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority spokesman Kevin Ortiz said Monday it's unlikely. James, undeterred, plans a petition drive.
Jackson, who died June 25, shot the Martin Scorsese-directed music video at the downtown Brooklyn station in 1987.
Ortiz says the MTA prohibits station plaques. The agency is developing naming-rights guidelines.
Information from: New York Post, http://www.nypost.com
elusive moonwalker
Guests
yeah its heartbreaking. nice to see pics but then it hits u even more than it does already
#1MJstan
Proud Member
From what I saw, Paris seemed to be enjoying herself and it's good to hear that they are getting out and about "kinda" like old times. Glad they aren't being kept couped up in the house due to the press hounding them. Now that the press has seen them smiling and laughing, you know doing what kids normally do, maybe they will leave them be. *wishful thinking but he it doesn't hurt to put it out there*.
Elena77
Proud Member
good news 
these kids deserve to have a normal childhood
these kids deserve to have a normal childhood
Soso Deaf
Proud Member
it looks like, so far, they're leaving the kids alone. taking pics from a distance, not crowding them, and so forth. and im glad the poops got to go out and have some fun.
sunnyday81
Proud Member
Paris Jackson Gets First Salon Hair Cut in Vegas
Michael Jackson's young daughter Paris was treated to a day of pampering in Las Vegas this weekend.
Sources tell ET that the 11-year-old girl, who spoke eloquently in a moving tribute to her father at his public memorial, had her hair cut for the first time in a salon this weekend.
Accompanied by an aunt and a bodyguard, the little girl had her hair cut, washed, and blown-out straight, and then completed her day of pampering with a manicure, choosing green nail polish.
Workers at Michael Boychuck's AMP Salon at the Palms Casino Resort gathered Paris' hair that had been cut and placed it in a plastic bag so that she could take it home.
Sources say that Paris was extremely polite and well-mannered during her beauty treatments.
http://www.etonline.com/news/2009/08/77842/
I can tell she will be a media favourite in the years to come!
Michael Jackson's young daughter Paris was treated to a day of pampering in Las Vegas this weekend.
Sources tell ET that the 11-year-old girl, who spoke eloquently in a moving tribute to her father at his public memorial, had her hair cut for the first time in a salon this weekend.
Accompanied by an aunt and a bodyguard, the little girl had her hair cut, washed, and blown-out straight, and then completed her day of pampering with a manicure, choosing green nail polish.
Workers at Michael Boychuck's AMP Salon at the Palms Casino Resort gathered Paris' hair that had been cut and placed it in a plastic bag so that she could take it home.
Sources say that Paris was extremely polite and well-mannered during her beauty treatments.
http://www.etonline.com/news/2009/08/77842/
I can tell she will be a media favourite in the years to come!
#1MJstan
Proud Member
Not that I like the paps, but I commend them on keeping there distance...
sunnyday81
Proud Member
So far yes...but not sure about later when she's a teen...
Maybe there's some kind of law that prevents the paps from approaching little children???
#1MJstan
Proud Member
well they can't get all in there faces because then they can be arrested for harming a child....
I understand what you mean about when she is 15,16,17... Once she turns 18yrs old maybe they will snap one picture and keep it moving.. If her and her brothers decide to go to college I will assume that they won't be bothered like some of the other celebs that went on to higher learning ex: Jodie Foster, Brooke Sheilds etc..
msladeevon
Proud Member
I was wondering how many rooms were in the Hayvenhurst. Genevieve (Randys daughter has said on her face book her uncle from columbia was coming to town . I guess the family left to Las Vegas until they leave.