Video: Nick Jonas Covering Michael Jackson's 'The Way You Make Me Feel'
Nick Jonas and his band The Administration have kicked off their first tour on January 2 at Dallas'
House of Blues
. A number of songs ranging from fresh materials like "Who I Am" to cover versions of such hit singles as
Michael Jackson's "The Way You Make Me Feel" were delivered in front of screaming fans.
After finishing the gig, Nick wrote on Twitter, "Just got off stage! What a night! Thank you so much!" The
Jonas Brothers' member who also played renditions of "Tonight" and "A Little Bit Longer" during the tour opener added, "Thanks for making this Christmas/New Years/ tour kickoff the best ever Texas."
Nick Jonas and The Administration will continue their tour until January 30. Three days later, they will release their debut album "
Who I Am" across United States. Recently, this band premiered a music video for the album's title track on Disney Channel.
Nick Jonas covering
Michael Jackson's song:
here is link:
http://www.aceshowbiz.com/news/view/00029875.html
Another Posthumous Michael Jackson Song?
Today 7:47 AM PST by
Josh Grossberg
Michael Jackson's music lives on…one leak at a time.
A snippet of "Another Day," a never-released track reportedly featuring the King of Pop and
Lenny Kravitz recorded before Jackson's death last June, has found its way online.
The seemingly unauthorized 90-second snippet first appeared on the fansite
MJ Star and shares similarities with "Storm," a tune off Kravitz's 2004 album,
Baptism. The Huffington Post
claims the song is a duet between Jackson and Kravitz, but in the fragment making the rounds online, the latter is nowhere to be heard.
While his estate has yet to confirm it's Jackson's voice (calls for comment were not immediately returned), it sure sounds like the real deal.
Kravitz himself alluded to a potential collaboration in a letter to
Spinner reminiscing about the time they spent in the studio together.
"I got to work with Michael on a track that has not been released and it was the most amazing experience I’ve had in the studio," wrote Kravitz. "He was funny. Very funny and we laughed the whole time."
Presumably "Another Day" is one of the many songs sitting in Jackson's vault waiting for the inevitable posthumous release.
"This Is It," the title track to the hit Jackson concert documentary,
was released last October.
here is link:
http://ca.eonline.com/uberblog/b160252_another_posthumous_michael_jackson_song.html
The Library of Congress’ National Film Registry to Add Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”
In 1983, Michael Jackson’s legendary album “Thriller” shocked the music world with sales that shattered virtually every conceivable record. The album also spawned one of the most famous music videos of all-time and helped turn Jackson into an
entertainment icon.
Now, “Thriller” will become the first music album in American history to be inducted into the Library of Congress’ National Film Registry. This registry is an archive that maintains and preserves original copies of motion pictures and television programs for posterity. Located at the Packard Campus of the National Audio-Visual Conservation Centre in the proximity of Culpeper, Virginia, the conservatory will surely keep the Jackson memory alive for decades to come.
The aforementioned video, however, will not find its way into the archives any time soon. A lawsuit over royalties between the Jackson Estate and the video’s director John Landis has led to the scenario. In time, perhaps, the matter will be settled and the video can join its album in the archives of the registry.
“Thriller”, the album, was officially entered into the registry on December 30, 2009.
The Library of Congress’ National Film Registry to Add
Michael Jackson's "Thriller"
here is link:
http://www.ecanadanow.com/entertain...add-michael-jacksons-thriller/comment-page-1/
Jermaine Jackson Not Happy With The FBI
[COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]Jermaine [COLOR=blue! important]Jackson[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR]
, the brother of the late pop
[COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]entertainment[/COLOR][/COLOR] icon Michael Jackson, has been waging a very public verbal war with the
[COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]FBI[/COLOR][/COLOR]
. His anger with the FBI centers on his annoyance with the fact that the FBI has only recently declassified files that it has held on the late
[COLOR=blue! important][COLOR=blue! important]singer[/COLOR][/COLOR]. The release of the files essentially show that the FBI “had nothing” (Jermaine’s words) on the singer. It is Jermaine Jackson’s contention that releasing the files while Michael Jackson was alive would have reduced a number of vicious rumors surrounding him.
Actually, it would have been a violation of the law to release documents about Michael Jackson while he was alive. A living person is considered a private citizen and must be protected under the United States’ privacy laws. Upon his passing, his FBI may be legally accessed. So, had the FBI released his filed while he was alive, the agency would have been open for a lawsuit.
here is link:
http://www.eontarionow.com/entertainment/2010/01/04/jermaine-jackson-not-happy-with-the-fbi/
Plans revealed for Jackson tribute
Monday, January 04, 2010 » 07:37pm
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Plans for a tribute venue to honour Michael Jackson have been expanded to include a amusement park.
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Plans for a tribute venue in Indiana to honour Michael Jackson have been expanded.
The project is aimed at recognising the Jackson family's Gary Indiana heritage and is likely to now include a golf course and amusement park.
The plans also include a Jackson museum, performing arts centre and a 300 room hotel. It's set to be built in phases with developers also considering a monorail system to connect the areas. It's been costed at over a billion dollars.
here is link:
http://bigpondnews.com/articles/Ent...lans_revealed_for_Jackson_tribute_413894.html
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