Paris Jackson posts heartfelt tribute to late dad Michael on Father's Day

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThree songs from the posthumous 2010 Michael Jackson album “Michael,” which some fans have long insisted were not sung by the late artist, have been removed from streaming services.A statement from Jackson’s estate and Sony Music, which acquired the rights to unreleased material from the singer’s vaults in a blockbuster $250 million deal in 2010, says the songs were removed in an effort to “move beyond” the controversy but effectively maintains that the vocals were not faked: “Nothing should be read into this action concerning the authenticity of the tracks,” it emphasizes.“The Estate of Michael Jackson and Sony Music decided to remove the tracks ‘Breaking News,’ ‘Monster’ and ‘Keep Your Head Up,’ from the 2010 album ‘Michael’ as the simplest and best way to move beyond the conversation associated with these tracks once and for all,” the statement, issued Tuesday, reads. “The album’s remaining tracks remain available.

The estate of Michael Jackson has removed three of the artist's songs from streaming platforms, American Songwriter reports. The songs, “Monster” featuring 50 Cent, “Keep Your Head Up,” and “Breaking News,” all appeared on the 2010 project Michael—some fans and members of Jackson's family believe that Jackson did not sing on the tracks, though a representative denied this in a statement to the fan website Behind The Mask.

Michael Jackson‘s posthumous 2010 album ‘Michael’ have reportedly been removed from streaming services amid accusations that the late star didn’t sing on the recordings.At the time of writing, only seven songs from the 10-track record are listed on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music. The following cuts have been deleted from those platforms: ‘Monster’ (featuring 50 Cent), ‘Keep Your Head Up’ and ‘Breaking News’.The three tracks in question have been part of an ongoing lawsuit between Jackson’s estate and Sony Music, which claims that they didn’t feature the singer’s vocals.In a statement, a spokesperson for Jackson’s official website confirmed that the songs were no longer available online, but claimed the move “had nothing to do with their authenticity” (via American Songwriter).“The Estate and Sony Music believe the continuing conversation about the tracks is distracting the fan community and casual Michael Jackson listeners from focusing their attention where it should be, on Michael’s legendary and deep music catalogue.”Filed in 2014 by Jackson fan Vera Serova, the suit came to public attention again in 2018 after the estate and Sony were forced to issue a statement denying that the latter had conceded that Jackson didn’t sing on the trio of recordings.Three appeals court judges ruled in August 2018 in favour of Jackson’s estate and Sony Music, essentially removing them from Serova’s class-action suit (via Variety).

Good Morning America is a staple morning fixture in many people's homes around the United States, so any major changes don't go unnoticed.MORE: George Stephanopoulos takes break from show as popular co-star steps inAnd on Monday, the program's three main anchors, George Stephanopoulos, Robin Roberts and Michael Strahan, were all missing from the show.This is because it was a national holiday - July 4 - and so instead they were subbed by Janai Norman, Whit Johnson and Eva Pilgrim.VIDEO: GMA's George Stephanopoulos surprises Michael Strahan in the best way live on airThe trio are no strangers to GMA themselves, as they are the weekend hosts - and their appearance on Monday's show went down a treat with fans.MORE: George Stephanopoulos makes rare social media appearance alongside daughters for Father's DayMORE: Michael Strahan makes hilarious remark about co-star George Stephanopoulos"This combo is the greatest in the morning," one wrote, while another commented: "Such a good show!"The show included the hosts tucking into a Fourth of July feast, and an interview with Thor star Chris Hemsworth.There's nothing like a #July4th barbecue! @joeisidori has us drooling over these burgers and grilled street corn.

Prince Jackson had a blast at this year’s Tony Awards. The eldest child of Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe shared a post of his time at the ceremony, including photos alongside his sister Paris Jackson and his girlfriend Molly Schirmang.Paris Jackson jets off to The Hamptons with her bandmates ahead of performanceVanessa Hudgens & Paris Jackson celebrate the opening of the Hard Rock Hotel in NYCA post shared by Prince Jackson (@princejackson)Prince Jackson was in attendance at the event, celebrating “MJ: The Musical,” the show that captures the life and art of his father. On his post, he shared a photo of Radio City Music Hall, where the event was hosted, a selfie of himself and Schirmang smiling, and a photo of himself and his sister eating tacos.

Michael Jackson celebrated his life, 13 years after his tragic death on June 25, 2009. The star was found at his home in Los Angeles after suffering a cardiac arrest. Although he is remembered for his wonderful talents and performances, Michael did not always have the happiest of lives.

Paris Jackson is following in her father, Michael Jackson's footsteps, and seriously making her own name known.MORE: Paris Jackson posts heartfelt tribute to late dad Michael on Father's DayThe star showed off just how much she takes after her dad during a recent appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, as she embarks on her own music journey.Though fans naturally couldn't help but reminisce over her father's talent and comment on the similarities between the two, her performance sparked a mixed reaction.WATCH: Paris gives rare insight into her relationship with her motherMORE: Paris Jackson commands attention in striking thigh-split dressThe young singer rocked out on stage and showed off her grungy look by sporting a ruched, silk mini dress with a gold hue by Matacomplex, paired with a see-through, long-sleeve shirt underneath, fishnet tights, combat boots, and a rust-colored smokey eye for make-up.She performed her song lighthouse, which lends itself to lots of hair flipping and guitar riffs, and fans had a lot to say about her appearance, plus who they really think she takes after.Fellow singer's daughter Willow Smith complimented her by writing: "GO GURL," and other fans followed suit, commenting: "She rocks the stage," and: "She is such a star!!" as well as: "Ladies and gentlemen, HER."A post shared by

Catherine Zeta-Jones is looking back on one of the most special moments in her life, and honoring two of the most special men in it!MORE: Catherine Zeta-Jones wows with her latest stylish ensembleIn honor of Father's Day, the star shared heartfelt tributes to both her husband, Michael Douglas, who is a father to their two kids, Dylan and Carys, as well as to her own dad, David James Jones.Sharing some unbelievable throwback images of her alongside her dad, not only did she prove to followers the uncanny resemblance between them, but also shared some rarely seen photos from her jaw-dropping wedding to Michael, which was in 2000.WATCH: Catherine larks about as she plays golfMORE: Catherine Zeta-Jones' son reduced to tears by incredible family surpriseThe first portrait sees the actress posing alongside her father, both smiling ear to ear as they look beyond the camera.The other snapshot is even more heartwarming than the previous shot, revealing the moment David walked his daughter down the aisle on her wedding day.Catherine appears overjoyed holding on to her father, donning an impossibly chic wedding gown with a plunging neckline and lace bodice, an ornate veil partly covering her face, and the background shows an unbelievable amount of white flowers and luscious greenery.A post shared by Catherine Zeta-Jones (@catherinezetajones)Catherine looks just like her dadShe captioned the tribute with: "Daddy Dearest. I love you with all my heart.

Tony Awards. Jackman, who has been starring in Meredith Wilson’s “The Music Man” on Broadway, announced that he tested positive on Instagram Monday and said standby actor Max Clayton will step into the role of Harold Hill in his place. “I wanted you guys to hear it from me first that unfortunately, this morning I have frustratingly tested positive for COVID again, so my incredible standby Max Clayton is going to go on for me,” he said in a video statement.The 53-year-old actor and his Broadway co-star Sutton Foster performed a number from “The Music Man” at the Tony Awards Sunday.

Paris Jackson and Prince Jackson appeared at the 75th Tony Awards to introduce a performance of MJ the Musical, and even spoke about their late father, Michael.MORE: Paris Jackson steals the show in stunning white bridesmaid gownThe two made a rare public appearance together in support of the hit Broadway musical that was one of the nominees for the award for Best Musical.VIDEO: Paris Jackson gives rare insight into relationship with mother Debbie RoweParis donned a beautiful baby pink dress with off the shoulder straps and lined detailing across the border, while Prince wore a sleek black suit."A lot of people seem to think our dad, Michael Jackson, changed popular music forever. And who are we to disagree?" Prince said enthusiastically.MORE: Paris Jackson opens up about her current relationship with her mum Debbie Rowe"But what a lot of people don't know is that he loved musicals, on film and on stage," then introducing the night's first performance by a nominee.

It’s family night at the 2022 Tony Awards! Paris Jackson and Prince Jackson walked the red carpet for Broadway’s biggest night.

It's family night at the 2022 Tony Awards! Paris Jackson and Prince Jackson walked the red carpet for Broadway's biggest night. The Jackson siblings attended the 75th annual event at New York City's Radio City Music Hall on Sunday. They were there to show support for , whichis nominated for 10 Tonys, including best musical.In front of the theater, Paris and Prince posed with Myles Frost who portrays their father, Michael Jackson, in the highly-regarded production. During the Tony Awards ceremony, the Jackson siblings took the stage to introduce a musical number from the hit Broadway show.Prince said, «A lot of people seem to think our dad changed popular music forever — and who are we to disagree?» he joked. «But what people may not know is he loved musicals, on film and on the stage.