Michael Jackson Estate's Battle With Ex-Manager Ends As Court Enforces $3M Settlement

Michael Jackson performed an “elaborate presentation” while auditioning for the first X-Men movie, according to the film’s producers.The late pop icon tried out for the role of mutants boss Charles Xavier, and according to Lauren Shuler Donner and Ralph Winter, he was one of three A-list hopefuls for the comic book adaptation.Mariah Carey and basketball star Shaquille O’Neal were also among those who came in to read for various roles in the blockbuster but it was Jackson’s “elaborate

X-Men have recalled the time Michael Jackson auditioned for the role of Charles Xavier.Taking part in a deep-dive into the 2000 movie and its director Bryan Singer, producers Lauren Shuler Donner and Ralph Winter recalled their encounter with the King of Pop to The Hollywood Reporter.Jackson, who tried out for the role of Professor X in the Marvel film, which eventually went to Sir Patrick Stewart, was one of a number of unlikely stars invited to audition for the film, including Mariah Carey and

Michael Jackson had X-Men ambitions.

Boosie Badazz thinks R. Kelly just might be one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time, even more so than the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson.

“Facts of Life” star Mindy Cohn revealed she was featured in the background vocals for Michael Jackson’s hit “P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing).” Cohn, 54, attended Marjorie “DJ Mad Marj” Gubelmann’s dance party on Twitch on Saturday.

“Facts of Life” star Mindy Cohn has just disclosed a pretty impressive fact about her own life.

Michael Jackson has won a $3million (£2.39million) settlement from the late singer’s estate.Tohme R. Tohme is to be given the money he claimed he was originally promised in a 2019 settlement but where the deal was never finalised in writing.Tohme first sued the estate in 2012 for $20million (£15.9million) after alleging he was owed a 15 percent commission on compensation Jackson received during the last year of his life, plus a cut of the Jackson concert film This Is It.

Paris Jackson has said that she’s grateful that her father Michael Jackson made her wear masks while she was growing up.Michael’s three children – Paris, Prince and Blanket – famously wore masks and face coverings whenever they were out in public in order to protect their identity.The King of Pop wanted them to be able to do “normal” things, according to Paris, whose band The Soundflowers released their debut EP last month.Speaking on a new episode of her reality series Unfiltered: Paris Jackson

The daughter of Michael Jackson recalled how supportive her dad was, always encouraging her to follow her dreams no matter what! While a guest on Good Morning America, Paris Jackson chatted with ABC News’ Chris Connelly about her music career as part of her indie-folk band The Soundflowers, her late father and more! That being said, one of the revelations of the interview was that Michael Jackson was a really supportive parent, always telling Paris that she should do ‘what makes [her] happy.’