3.7.09
AMBER ROSE NEW HAIR DO
Model Amber Rose was spotted Thursday night leaving The Villa in LA with a new vivid blue hair color. Rose wore blue leggings to match and posed for cameras as she was seen exiting.Amber was last seen partying and enjoying time with boyfriend Kanye West at the 2009 BET Award Show.
1.7.09
MAGESE MAKES TANZANIANS PROUD
Happiness Millen Magese is set to take the Fashion industry by storm!!!The stunning Tanzanian-born currently lives and work in South Africa recently got Signed to "Prestigious Modeling agency" of New York and will soon be strutting her stuff on the catwalks of Paris, New- York and Canada…
Millen has exclusively revealed to a local SA tabloid that she’s leaving SA in July…
Congrats girl!!!
REBECCA MALOPE TOP SALES IN S. AFRICA
Gospel Legend Rebecca Malope is the biggest selling musician of South africa with more than 3.7 million records sold!!! An EMI recording company marketing director revealed yesterday at her 41st birthday party that Rebecca Malope has sold at least 3,7million records
We’ve got the latest on what’s happening with Michael Jackson’s estate and other updates:
Michael’s will from 2002 was officially filed today.
He expressly left his 3 children to his mother Katherine for her to be their guardian. If she couldn’t for any reason, he named Diana Ross as the alternate guardian.
A petition filed with the will states that Michael’s estate is worth $500,000,000. Mostly non-cash assets including the Beatles catalog and other interests. He expressly said his cash should go to provide for his children.
In his will, Michael left his estate to the Michael Jackson Family Trust. The beneficiaries are his children and his mother. Joe was not named.
Michael expressly left Debbie Rowe out of the will saying “I have intentionally omitted to provide for my former wife, Deborah Rowe Jackson.”
There is a hearing going on for the will today.
The alleged crazy lady Nona who claimed she was Michael’s wife and is the mother of Michael Jackson’s kids a while back has come back on the scene. She filed a 93 page document to the court explaining how and why she is the mother and his ex-wife and why she deserves his estate.
The viewing of the body is still set for this Friday at Neverland Ranch. But no plans for a burial have been made yet. It will supposedly happen at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park and Mortuaries in the Hollywood Hills.
Michael’s will from 2002 was officially filed today.
He expressly left his 3 children to his mother Katherine for her to be their guardian. If she couldn’t for any reason, he named Diana Ross as the alternate guardian.
A petition filed with the will states that Michael’s estate is worth $500,000,000. Mostly non-cash assets including the Beatles catalog and other interests. He expressly said his cash should go to provide for his children.
In his will, Michael left his estate to the Michael Jackson Family Trust. The beneficiaries are his children and his mother. Joe was not named.
Michael expressly left Debbie Rowe out of the will saying “I have intentionally omitted to provide for my former wife, Deborah Rowe Jackson.”
There is a hearing going on for the will today.
The alleged crazy lady Nona who claimed she was Michael’s wife and is the mother of Michael Jackson’s kids a while back has come back on the scene. She filed a 93 page document to the court explaining how and why she is the mother and his ex-wife and why she deserves his estate.
The viewing of the body is still set for this Friday at Neverland Ranch. But no plans for a burial have been made yet. It will supposedly happen at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park and Mortuaries in the Hollywood Hills.
30.6.09
MICHAEL J BODY COULD BE DISPLAYED IN A GLASS COFFIN
Michael Jackson's body could be displayed in a glass coffin.The 50-year-old singer's family are discussing the possibility of placing the late star in a see-through casket to allow his fans to say goodbye following his death last Thursday (25.06.09).
However, the idea has reportedly split his siblings and parents because his mother Katherine and father Joe Jackson are devout Jehovah's witnesses and according to the faith, it is important to bury bodies quickly after death.
A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "The idea is causing internal stress within the family. The glass casket idea would create so much public interest it would take time to organise. People would make the pilgrimage from the other side of the world. The question that keeps coming back is, 'What would Michael have wanted?' "
Meanwhile, Joe has announced the 'Thriller' singer's funeral will not be held until the results of the second autopsy are released.
He said: "We're searching to see what happened to Michael. I want to see how this autopsy is coming out, the second autopsy. I'm expecting to hear about it real soon."
He tried his hardest to please everybody. He helped the sick, the blind. He was glad to do it. I've seen Michael go and cry about it. He felt sorry for the people he was helping. His legacy will still go on.
The music executive has revealed he suspects "foul play" surrounds his son's death.
He said: "Michael was dead before he left the house. I'm suspecting foul play somewhere."
Joe also denied rumours the family plan to bury the singer at his former Neverland Ranch.
He said: "That's not true."
Michael's father also spoke of his regret that the "superstar" is unable to see how much his death has shocked and affected fans around the world.
He explained: "One thing I wish would have happened with Michael is that he could have been here to see all this. Michael was a superstar all over
28.6.09
SHOCKING NEWS BY MICHAEL JACKSONS' NANNY
The former nanny of Michael Jackson's three children regularly pumped the singer's stomach to remove a deadly cocktail of painkillers.
Grace Rwaramba, who was abruptly sacked by Jackson in December, also spoke of her fears for the future of the children following his death, and has flown to Los Angeles from London hoping to be reunited with them.
She revealed graphic details about the singer's increasingly desperate final months.
Rwaramba, 42, said he was 'penniless' and sponging off handouts and loans from friends, but was deluded by his 'riches', blowing money on exclusive hotels rather than providing a stable home.
She said the star was addicted to narcotic painkillers.
'I had to pump his stomach many times. He always mixed so much of it,' the Sunday Times reported.
'There was one period that it was so bad that I didn't let the children see him... He always ate too little and mixed too much.'
She said she once appealed to Jackson's mother, Katherine, and sister, Janet, to intervene and persuade him to seek treatment for his addiction, but Michael turned on her and accused her of betrayal.
'He didn't want to listen; that was one of the times he let me go,' she said.
Rwaramba also feared Jackson's London O2 tour had taken its toll on the singer.
She believed that he did not even realise he had signed up for 50 dates.
'Fifty performances! I said, "What are you doing?" He said, "I signed for only ten". He didn't even know what he was signing. He never did.'
Rwandan-born Rwaramba worked for Jackson for more than a decade, first as an office assistant before becoming nanny to his children, 12-year-old Michael Jr, known as Prince, Paris, 11, and seven-year-old Prince Michael II, nicknamed Blanket.
She was finally dismissed in December last year, but claims she returned several times to see the children, making her most recent trip in April.
Rwaramba said she had screamed with shock when she heard of the star's death, while she was at the Swiss home of TV interviewer Daphne Barak.
She told Barak in an interview that her first thought was for the children.
'I'm really distraught for them. Michael hadn't been eating and the kids have been so scared for him.
'Now the youngest has been saying, "Why Daddy? God should have taken me not him".
'I took these babies in my arms on the first day of each of their lives. They are my babies.'
Penniless: Rwaramba says Jackson pictured with daughter Paris this year, had no idea about money and struggled to provide a stable home for his children
She claimed the children had an uneasy relationship with their father, recalling a recent incident when Blanket performed a mini-concert for her of his father's songs.
'I was laughing so hard. Prince and Paris were playing around,' she said. 'It was such a happy moment. Then suddenly Michael walked in and the kids just looked frightened. Michael was so angry.'
She said the children 'hated' being forced to wear masks in public.
'They didn't like them. It wasn't my idea. I hated it as well. So whenever I had a chance I misplaced the masks or forgot to pack them,' she told Barak.
Rwaramba said Jackson did not have a clue about money and fell under the influence of extremist sect, the Nation of Islam.
She said the sect told him the house Jackson had in Los Angeles - after Neverland was sold - cost £60,750 a month in rent.
But when Rwaramba checked with real estate agents, rent should not have cost more than £15,000.
She revealed how shortly before his death, Jackson was forced to sleep in the New Jersey basement of one of his former employees.
The fate of Jackson's children is unclear with reports raising the possibility of a custody battle involving Debbie Rowe, the biological mother of his two eldest offspring.
Grace Rwaramba, who was abruptly sacked by Jackson in December, also spoke of her fears for the future of the children following his death, and has flown to Los Angeles from London hoping to be reunited with them.
She revealed graphic details about the singer's increasingly desperate final months.
Rwaramba, 42, said he was 'penniless' and sponging off handouts and loans from friends, but was deluded by his 'riches', blowing money on exclusive hotels rather than providing a stable home.
She said the star was addicted to narcotic painkillers.
'I had to pump his stomach many times. He always mixed so much of it,' the Sunday Times reported.
'There was one period that it was so bad that I didn't let the children see him... He always ate too little and mixed too much.'
She said she once appealed to Jackson's mother, Katherine, and sister, Janet, to intervene and persuade him to seek treatment for his addiction, but Michael turned on her and accused her of betrayal.
'He didn't want to listen; that was one of the times he let me go,' she said.
Rwaramba also feared Jackson's London O2 tour had taken its toll on the singer.
She believed that he did not even realise he had signed up for 50 dates.
'Fifty performances! I said, "What are you doing?" He said, "I signed for only ten". He didn't even know what he was signing. He never did.'
Rwandan-born Rwaramba worked for Jackson for more than a decade, first as an office assistant before becoming nanny to his children, 12-year-old Michael Jr, known as Prince, Paris, 11, and seven-year-old Prince Michael II, nicknamed Blanket.
She was finally dismissed in December last year, but claims she returned several times to see the children, making her most recent trip in April.
Rwaramba said she had screamed with shock when she heard of the star's death, while she was at the Swiss home of TV interviewer Daphne Barak.
She told Barak in an interview that her first thought was for the children.
'I'm really distraught for them. Michael hadn't been eating and the kids have been so scared for him.
'Now the youngest has been saying, "Why Daddy? God should have taken me not him".
'I took these babies in my arms on the first day of each of their lives. They are my babies.'
Penniless: Rwaramba says Jackson pictured with daughter Paris this year, had no idea about money and struggled to provide a stable home for his children
She claimed the children had an uneasy relationship with their father, recalling a recent incident when Blanket performed a mini-concert for her of his father's songs.
'I was laughing so hard. Prince and Paris were playing around,' she said. 'It was such a happy moment. Then suddenly Michael walked in and the kids just looked frightened. Michael was so angry.'
She said the children 'hated' being forced to wear masks in public.
'They didn't like them. It wasn't my idea. I hated it as well. So whenever I had a chance I misplaced the masks or forgot to pack them,' she told Barak.
Rwaramba said Jackson did not have a clue about money and fell under the influence of extremist sect, the Nation of Islam.
She said the sect told him the house Jackson had in Los Angeles - after Neverland was sold - cost £60,750 a month in rent.
But when Rwaramba checked with real estate agents, rent should not have cost more than £15,000.
She revealed how shortly before his death, Jackson was forced to sleep in the New Jersey basement of one of his former employees.
The fate of Jackson's children is unclear with reports raising the possibility of a custody battle involving Debbie Rowe, the biological mother of his two eldest offspring.
Meanwhile, a person close to the situation says Michael Jackson's mother has chosen one of the singer's longtime lawyers to represent the family's legal interests.
Katherine Jackson has selected L. Londell McMillan, who has represented Jackson in several cases in the past, said the person, who requested anonymity because the matter is private.
Since Jackson's death on Thursday, the family has expressed its concern about whether Jackson had a will, and who was advising him in his final days.
Katherine Jackson has selected L. Londell McMillan, who has represented Jackson in several cases in the past, said the person, who requested anonymity because the matter is private.
Since Jackson's death on Thursday, the family has expressed its concern about whether Jackson had a will, and who was advising him in his final days.
ASCAP AWARDS 2009 LAST NIGHT
Tilaho Love those twins ???
My God !!! Christine Sayers is Looking Gorgeous
Kelly Price made an appearance
Ashford and Simpson Looking good.
The Dream was there to accept an award and his fiance Christina Milian came along.
Winner Alicia Keys thanked Jackson for breaking “all the rules” and “inspir[ing] us all to hopefully break the rules, because we have to break the rules in order to reap the benefits.”
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