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Michael Jackson: Real animals likely to be part of Jacko’s next stage show


Fans who attend pop king Michael Jackson’s upcoming stage shows at London’s O2 arena will surely get to enjoy the feeling of being in a jungle, for the superstar singer has plans to inject some animal magic into his gigs with real elephants, monkeys and parrots.

According to reports, Jackson’s 40million-pound and 50-night residency in July will be set against a spectacular jungle backdrop.

“This is going to be an incredible stage show. Michael is pulling out all the stops to make sure it is one that fans will never forget,” the Daily Star quoted a source close to the ‘Thriller’ star as saying.

Meanwhile, for Jackson’s rehearsals, a Los Angeles aircraft hangar has been so designed that it looks like the O2 arena.

The 50-year-old has already started rehearsing at the hanger.

Jackson is also said to have plans to perform a complete song while suspended over the audience, and to sing a duet with his 12-year-old son Prince Michael.

Those close to Jackson say that he practises his moves, including his trademark moonwalk, up to eight hours a day.

“Michael is desperate for the tour to be a success. And he hopes the elephants and acrobatics will take some of the attention off him,” a source said.

“People forget he is 50 years old and not as fit as he used to be,” the source added.

Jermaine Jackson to organise 'Humanitarian Nobel'

Dubai , Apr 26 Jermaine Jackson, brother of famous singer Michael Jackson, has announced an award project to honour celebrities engaged in humanitarian activities.
Scheduled to be held next year, Dubai has been selected as the base for the project.

CTAO ( Coming Together As One)– a project conceptualised by Jermaine and his sister Janet Jackson – is expected to bring international celebrities such as Nelson Mandela, Angelina Jolie, Mohammed Ali and Desmond Tutu to the event.

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For the past few months with his sister Janet Jackson, Jermaine had been working to organise the first televised humanitarian award honouring top celebrities around the world that have been using their name and fame to provide support and help to children in need around the world.

Jackson gloves on show



A woman views gloves belonging to the former “King of Pop” Michael Jackson that are still on display to the public despite the auction of his household effects being cancelled last week, in Los Angeles on Friday. More than 1,300 items - including a customised Rolls Royce limousine and dozens of Jackson’s concert costumes - had been due to go under the hammer in Beverly Hills in an auction expected to raise millions.

Jacko pulls out of haunted mansion deal


Michael Jackson has decided against renting a 28-bedroom mansion for his stay in the UK following claims that it is haunted, it has emerged.

The King of Pop, who is due to make his live comeback at London's O2 Arena in July, allegedly did not want his kids frightened with spirits.

The 50-year-old was also reportedly concerned that the 18th-century Foxbury Manor at Chislehurst, Kent, could not be ‘fixed’, reports News of the World .

The singer had nearly paid the 1-million pound deposit for his eight-month stay when a video made by aides stopped him from sealing the deal, as per reports.

He is now allegedly eyeing another mansion, monitored by CCTV and guards, without any ghost history.