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Michael Jackson Had Unrequited Love for Hitler's Oral [Scandal]

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Jackson : MS : USA | 2 months ago

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The steaming pile of bullshit news surrounding late pop-star Michael Jackson continues to ooze out of every single one of society's pores...According to British tab-rag The Sun , Jackson once told a friend — a rabbi! — Shmuley Boteach that Hitler, leader of the anti-Jews, was a...

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Michael Jackson Remembered By Fans, Colleagues At 'This Is It' ...

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Fans and colleagues of Michael Jackson turned out Tuesday night (October 27) to remember the King of Pop at the Los Angeles premiere of "Michael Jackson's This Is It." On MTV News' premiere special, Tim Kash and Sway were live from the red carpet, and celebrities, fans and the crew involved with Jackson's planned London comeback shows ...

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Another song Theft...

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And this time it's for real. There has been as much publicity surrounding Michael Jackson since his death as there was when he was alive. A "new" song from Jackson was released via the internet on October 12 titled "This is it". Shortly after the song's release Grammy Award winning legend Paul Anka filed papers for song theft. ...

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'New' Jackson song penned in 1983

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The "new" Michael Jackson track premiered on Monday was written in 1983 by the star and singer Paul Anka, it has emerged.Few details about This Is It - the first track to emerge since Jackson's death - were originally released. But later on Monday, the Jackson estate confirmed Anka had co-written the song - originally called I Never Heard - after ...

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Jackson tapes reveal his soul, former adviser says

News Source: CNN | 2 months ago

Michael Jackson feared his father so much he would faint or vomit sometimes when his father entered the room -- even when the pop singer was an adult, according to a book written by a former Jackson confidant. "The Michael Jackson Tapes" includes...
Jackson lost will to live, confidante says

News Source: Chicago Tribune | 2 months ago

Michael Jackson lost the will to live in recent years, a former close confidante said on Friday, as scores of fans camped out to be the first to see the singer's final appearance in the "This is It" movie. Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, appearing on NBC's "...
Vibe: King of Pop Revealed in The Michael Jackson Tapes

News Source: Uinta County News | 2 months ago

Peep the NBC News report on The Michael Jackson Tapes , a book by MJ's friend and adviser Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, based on 30 hours of taped interviews with the legend from 2000. Among the inner-most thoughts divulged: MIchael's fear of old age, his...
Entertainment Weekly: Former Michael Jackson adviser publishes book

News Source: Uinta County News | 2 months ago

A former adviser of the late Michael Jackson has published a new book about how the pop star feared old age and appeared to be abusing drugs and cosmetic surgery nearly a decade before his death, according to the AP. The Michael Jackson Tapes by...
'Michael Jackson Tapes': Rabbi tells NBC that Michael Jackson felt 'scarred ...

News Source: Orlando Sentinel Online | 2 months ago

Would you want your spiritual adviser spilling your secrets after your death? Evidently Michael Jackson did, according to Rabbi Shmuley Boteach , who taped the singer from 1999 to 2001. You can hear " The Michael Jackson Tapes" at 9 p.m. tonight on "...
Michael Jackson: Hitler not all evil

News Source: New Zealand Infotech Weekly | 2 months ago

Michael Jackson thought he could have cured Adolf Hitler of his evil. The 'King of Pop' who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June praised the Nazi leader's "genius" in a previously unpublished interview, before insisting he could help...