Micheal Jackson in hosp. possible heart attack

[RACER X]

oh noez!!!!

http://www.vancouversun.com/entertainment/Michael+Jackson+rushed+hospital+after+heart+attack +report/1732579/story.html

Michael Jackson rushed to hospital after heart attack: report

[Kaneman]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

j/k, everything about Michael Jackson has always struck me as pretty sad.
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[Dragonpaco]

aside from him being an egotistical megafreak, he has tried to do some good in the world. kind of like a weird version of bono.

[BobTheBiker]

far as I'm concerned, he's a damn FREAK. but then again this doesnt surprise me any.

[Kaneman]

From TMZ:

Michael Jackson Dies

Posted Jun 25th 2009 5:20PM by TMZ Staff

Michael JacksonWe've just learned Michael Jackson has died. He was 50.

Michael suffered a cardiac arrest earlier this afternoon and paramedics were unable to revive him. We're told when paramedics arrived Jackson had no pulse and they never got a pulse back.

Michael is survived by three children: Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., Paris Michael Katherine Jackson and Prince "Blanket" Michael Jackson II.

Jackson had 13 number one hits during his solo career.

I'm pretty sure most people with MJ's parents and childhood would've been a freak too.
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[RACER X]

Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcet and now MJ

[HurricaneHeather]

From TMZ:

Michael Jackson Dies

Posted Jun 25th 2009 5:20PM by TMZ Staff

Michael JacksonWe've just learned Michael Jackson has died. He was 50.

Michael suffered a cardiac arrest earlier this afternoon and paramedics were unable to revive him. We're told when paramedics arrived Jackson had no pulse and they never got a pulse back.

Michael is survived by three children: Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., Paris Michael Katherine Jackson and Prince "Blanket" Michael Jackson II.

Jackson had 13 number one hits during his solo career.

I'm pretty sure most people with MJ's parents and childhood would've been a freak too.

Why the hell has no one else updated this report?

From the research we have done, TMZ is the only one to report that he has died...:wtf:

[derf]

CNN just shows him in the hospital not dead

http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/06/25/michael.jackson/index.html

[Kaneman]

The more "reputable" networks always wait to verify....but I bet he's dead.
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[HurricaneHeather]

CNN just shows him in the hospital not dead

http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/06/25/michael.jackson/index.html

this is what I'm saying! Am I taking crazy pills?!

Are we really relying on TMZ on something this crazy? WTF CNN...get on the ball....or TMZ needs to quit lying :lol:

[Kaneman]

this is what I'm saying! Am I taking crazy pills?!

Are we really relying on TMZ on something this crazy? WTF CNN...get on the ball....or TMZ needs to quit lying :lol:

TMZ is usually right on with this stuff, and usually the first with the info.
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[HurricaneHeather]

TMZ is usually right on with this stuff, and usually the first with the info.

Yeah that is what one of my co-workers is saying.

I get my news from TWF, so....I don't really know who to trust.

[Kaneman]

He's dead, I'd put money on it.
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[derf]

I just turned on cnn, and wold blitzer is saying that hes in a coma, and they are saying "multiple sources confirm"

[VatorMan]

http://www.walyou.com/img/michael-jackson-thriller-remake-acapella-5.jpg

[Lucky3623]

I just turned on cnn, and wold blitzer is saying that hes in a coma, and they are saying "multiple sources confirm"

Brothers and sisters are rushing to the hospital (according to my news)... I bet they pronounce him dead soon there after...

[Lucky3623]

L.A. Times reports MJ dies... per CNN, but CNN has not confirmed

[Dragonpaco]

he's molesting angels now RIP

[Lucky3623]

dear sweet baby jesus...

[HurricaneHeather]

L.A. Times reports MJ dies... per CNN, but CNN has not confirmed

Same with Fox

[cbrchick]

He's prolly dead, just keeping his organs fresh via ventilator... :)

[Lucky3623]

Confirmed... MJ Dead at 50


RIP

[HokieDNA01]

He's prolly dead, just keeping his organs fresh via ventilator... :)

rough crowd in here. RIP Michael. Always loved you growing up. Sad to see you go.

[tached1000rr]

rough crowd in here. RIP Michael. Always loved you growing up. Sad to see you go.

X2

[Cory]

wow. RIP :(

[Bassplayer]

Yea. im sure he is... just so weird how the "sources" couldnt confirm it... because family is not releasing info...

News organizations are known to let info out before its confirmed... *ahem* 2000 election...

just odd is what im sayin.

When it is fully confirmed, its sad, he was an epic artist in his day.

[canibeyou]

Loved his music... not so much his personal life. Sad for his family.

[azoomm]

His kids might now have a chance...

RIP Michael

[pauldun170]

cue the video of crying european and japanese teenagers in 5...4...3...2...

[Curb]

I just saw this...come on guys we all know that growing up we all had the white glove, and the zipper pants and jacket. it truly is sad that he is gone...but i'm sure parents in SoCal can sleep easier now

[canibeyou]

His kids might now have a chance...

RIP Michael


Yeah... I'm sure they're relieved to have their Dad, whom they loved, die suddenly like that. Now they can go out and live that "normal" life everyone's talked about and taunted them with.

Sorry, but no matter how this played out, they'll be in therapy for a while.

I highly doubt they had the same perception of their Dad as a majority of the public did (meaning, viewing him as a freak, etc.) I mean, they're 5, 9 and 10. At that age, most of us weren't aware of our parents faults to the extent that the "outside" world saw them.

I think they're going to be horribly devestated by their Dad's death. I'm not sure "normal" will ever play a major role in their lives.

And that is sad too. :(

[pauldun170]

I just saw this...come on guys we all know that growing up we all had the white glove, and the zipper pants and jacket. it truly is sad that he is gone...but i'm sure parents in SoCal can sleep easier now

I didn't have any of that stuff because we were poor.
My sister did have thriller on vinyl and we sometimes listened to it as we ate woodchips.

I hope you enjoyed your zipper pants.

Yeah... I'm sure they're relieved to have their Dad, whom they loved, die suddenly like that. Now they can go out and live that "normal" life everyone's talked about and taunted them with.

Sorry, but no matter how this played out, they'll be in therapy for a while.

I highly doubt they had the same perception of their Dad as a majority of the public did (meaning, viewing him as a freak, etc.) I mean, they're 5, 9 and 10. At that age, most of us weren't aware of our parents faults to the extent that the "outside" world saw them.

I think they're going to be horribly devestated by their Dad's death. I'm not sure "normal" will ever play a major role in their lives.

And that is sad too. :(


noted

[Trip]

one less child molestor

[Apoc]

Good... I hope he shit himself real good too.

Fucking child molestor....

I wish I believed in god, he's be rotting in hell right now.

[askmrjesus]

cue the video of crying european and japanese teenagers in 5...4...3...2...

Funny you should mention that.

I worked for MJ's production company during the Victory Tour, and once again in Germany, in '97, (I was a stage carpenter/rigger for about 7 years).

The German gig had dudes with video cameras, that up-linked to the giant on-stage rear projection screens. I overheard MJ telling the Production manager, that he wanted shots of the crowd on screen, but ONLY closeups of kids who were crying. The boy had issues...

One of my fondest memories actually has nothing to do with MJ, but it took place at the very first Victory Tour meeting for crew. Rewind back to 1984...

The tour was huge. 14 Semi's of light, sound and stage, plus two bob-tails just for wardrobe. I'm sitting in a bungalow next to stage 3/8, surrounded by fellow roadies "Lurch", "Animal", "Spider", "Slits" (half Korean, half Irish truss monkey) and "Batman" (you don't want to know why he was called that, trust me) and the other 90 some-odd crew members and drivers.

In walked the suit. This is a corporate tour, sponsored by Pepsi and Nike. It's been a long time, but the jist of his little speech, was that the music business was moving towards a more "family oriented" direction, and as such, drug use by the crew would not be tolerated.

We sat in respectful silence.

Until they left.

Lurch, who was the head roadie in charge, had this to say;

"Everybody got that?"

"Yep", we all replied.

"Good, whose got blow?"

Several hands went up...

JC

[Kaneman]

Good... I hope he shit himself real good too.

Fucking child molestor....

I wish I believed in god, he's be rotting in hell right now.

You were there when he molested those children? Dude you should've testified at the trial!
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[Apoc]

You were there when he molested those children? Dude you should've testified at the trial!


What-the-fuck ever dude. Being cleared of his crimes and buying out families doesnt make him innocent, just another guilty free man..

Or I suppose you think OJ is innocent too?

[Kaneman]

What-the-fuck ever dude. Being cleared of his crimes and buying out families doesnt make him innocent, just another guilty free man..

Or I suppose you think OJ is innocent too?

Beats me, I wasn't there either. :shrug:

Editted to add: Damn, no shrug smiley?

Also, I know someone who was falsely accused of molestation. If you're accused of touching a child or whatever then you're guilty, period. There's no good defense for it.
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[Trip]

you got to add colons to both sides of the shrug to get it to work.

[pauldun170]

Funny you should mention that.

I worked for MJ's production company during the Victory Tour, and once again in Germany, in '97, (I was a stage carpenter/rigger for about 7 years).

The German gig had dudes with video cameras, that up-linked to the giant on-stage rear projection screens. I overheard MJ telling the Production manager, that he wanted shots of the crowd on screen, but ONLY closeups of kids who were crying. The boy had issues...

One of my fondest memories actually has nothing to do with MJ, but it took place at the very first Victory Tour meeting for crew. Rewind back to 1984...

The tour was huge. 14 Semi's of light, sound and stage, plus two bob-tails just for wardrobe. I'm sitting in a bungalow next to stage 3/8, surrounded by fellow roadies "Lurch", "Animal", "Spider", "Slits" (half Korean, half Irish truss monkey) and "Batman" (you don't want to know why he was called that, trust me) and the other 90 some-odd crew members and drivers.

In walked the suit. This is a corporate tour, sponsored by Pepsi and Nike. It's been a long time, but the jist of his little speech, was that the music business was moving towards a more "family oriented" direction, and as such, drug use by the crew would not be tolerated.

We sat in respectful silence.

Until they left.

Lurch, who was the head roadie in charge, had this to say;

"Everybody got that?"

"Yep", we all replied.

"Good, whose got blow?"

Several hands went up...

JC

:lol:

[canibeyou]

Beats me, I wasn't there either. :shrug:

Editted to add: Damn, no shrug smiley?

Also, I know someone who was falsely accused of molestation. If you're accused of touching a child or whatever then you're guilty, period. There's no good defense for it.



I always found it funny that no parent was ever held responsible for basically handing their kid over to him. But if you're lookin' for an easy million (and you have no morals) maybe that way beats legitimatly playin' the lottery.

And, true... he was never convicted, but really... you'd let your kid play over there? Sleep in his bed??!


*Note: that wasn't meant to be read into that those that play the lottery have no morals. Just to clarify. 'Cuz I know someone would read it that way.*

[Corey]

This is barely a step above a non-story. The only thing separating this from the guy in the next town kicking off from a heart attack is name recognition. It's unfortunate for his family and friends, but in a day or two, people will go back to not giving a shit because American Idol starts their auditions for the next group of hacks, or scientists will discover that too much fudge is bad for you, or some hillbilly in Fish Guts, Arkansas taught his dog how to yodel while him and his buddy play Dueling Banjos.

[canibeyou]

This is barely a step above a non-story. The only thing separating this from the guy in the next town kicking off from a heart attack is name recognition. It's unfortunate for his family and friends, but in a day or two, people will go back to not giving a shit because American Idol starts their auditions for the next group of hacks, or scientists will discover that too much fudge is bad for you, or some hillbilly in Fish Guts, Arkansas taught his dog how to yodel while him and his buddy play Dueling Banjos.




And so what's wrong with people wanting to take a little time to say, "Awww... that's sad. Grew up on his music..." etc.

If no one did that, you'd be posting up how callous people are to not even care that "so & so died".

And he did have the best selling album in history (over 52 million copies of "Thriller" sold). I wouldn't call it a "non event". I'd call it, someone who was the biggest selling musical artist died unexpectedly today. Lots of people affected and influenced by the music he made.

Just because you weren't a fan, doesn't make it a non-event.

[tached1000rr]

And so what's wrong with people wanting to take a little time to say, "Awww... that's sad. Grew up on his music..." etc.

If no one did that, you'd be posting up how callous people are to not even care that "so & so died".

And he did have the best selling album in history (over 52 million copies of "Thriller" sold). I wouldn't call it a "non event". I'd call it, someone who was the biggest selling musical artist died unexpectedly today. Lots of people affected and influenced by the music he made.

Just because you weren't a fan, doesn't make it a non-event.

Good post

[Adeptus_Minor]

I'll put it like this... his death, though sad, came 10 or so years too late.
He had real talent in his younger years, but it seems like (whether verifiable or not) his freakish behavior and appearance became what he was most known for in recent years.
His philanthropy will, hopefully, outlive him by a good many years... his reputation... not so much.

RIP KoP

[Corey]

And so what's wrong with people wanting to take a little time to say, "Awww... that's sad. Grew up on his music..." etc.

If no one did that, you'd be posting up how callous people are to not even care that "so & so died".

And he did have the best selling album in history (over 52 million copies of "Thriller" sold). I wouldn't call it a "non event". I'd call it, someone who was the biggest selling musical artist died unexpectedly today. Lots of people affected and influenced by the music he made.

Just because you weren't a fan, doesn't make it a non-event.

People die. Not only do people die, people die of heart disease in staggeringly high numbers. Hell, it's one of the leading causes of death in the United States. He's had continual health problems in addition to high levels of stress from various public occurrences. That his heart didn't pop like a zit soooner is more surprising than him kicking off at 50. Has nothing to do with being a fan or not being a fan. He died of one of the most common killers. His greatness is subjective. His mortality was always a definite.

[HurricaneHeather]

And so what's wrong with people wanting to take a little time to say, "Awww... that's sad. Grew up on his music..." etc.

If no one did that, you'd be posting up how callous people are to not even care that "so & so died".

And he did have the best selling album in history (over 52 million copies of "Thriller" sold). I wouldn't call it a "non event". I'd call it, someone who was the biggest selling musical artist died unexpectedly today. Lots of people affected and influenced by the music he made.

Just because you weren't a fan, doesn't make it a non-event.

:werd:

To me today is a reminder of the uncertainty of life. Tomorrow is not guaranteed, no matter who you are.

[Fleck750]

I guess he won't be Beating it any more.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqxo1SKB0z8

[HurricaneHeather]

Anyone else wondering who is going to have the Beatles' rights now?

[Corey]

Anyone else wondering who is going to have the Beatles' rights now?

Would it fall back on his estate if not specifically listed in a will?

[derf]

Anyone else wondering who is going to have the Beatles' rights now?

Yes, it will probably be his estate for a while.

If I would guess, he didn't have a will, and there is going to be an extended legal battle over the children as to who gains custody over them, and power over his estate until they turn 18, think Anna Nichole Smith. Rather, I would be suprised if he had a will

Anyway, BET has been running an MJ marathon for a little while now.

[Dragonpaco]

Anyone else wondering who is going to have the Beatles' rights now?

i think the obvious answer is me

[Apoc]

Im guessing theyll be property of his estate and will eventually get sold off for taxes.lol

[101lifts2]

RIP

Who wants to bet the enviromentalists in this liberal state want his face recycled? Any takers?

[HurricaneHeather]

Yes, it will probably be his estate for a while.

If I would guess, he didn't have a will, and there is going to be an extended legal battle over the children as to who gains custody over them, and power over his estate until they turn 18, think Anna Nichole Smith. Rather, I would be suprised if he had a will

Anyway, BET has been running an MJ marathon for a little while now.

Can I ask why you think he probably doesn't have a will? I assumed he would. He might have been crazy, but he must have sane lawyers, right?

[CrazyKell]

I for one am very sad to hear of this news.

He was The King of Pop and I've loved him from the get go. He will be missed.

[derf]

Can I ask why you think he probably doesn't have a will? I assumed he would. He might have been crazy, but he must have sane lawyers, right?


Was talking about it with my neigbor and it just seemed to fit the family. At the very least a will that is obscure enough to be legally questionable. His father will sue, the lawyers will sue, and so will every Tom Dick and Harry who has any connection to him, including the nurse who birthed his kids.

I also don't think that he lived in the world of normal for a long time. Any legal advice he recieved was questionable at best, probably to keep him happy and to keep his "people" employed. He has lived in a fantasy world for a long time and reality is not something that he knew too much of.

[HurricaneHeather]

While trying to find another source than TMZ earlier this afternoon, I found this from 2005....I laughed.

http://www.theonion.com/content/node/30940

[2up]

While I will acknowledge that he made an amazing contribution to music, I will also state and don't care if its popular to say this or not, that what he contributed to music is not half as important as the fact that he was a pedophile. And the fact that he dangled his baby from a balcony. And the fact that he used his friendship with Paul McCartney to get the rights to the Beatles catalog KNOWING that Paul had planned to get the rights himself when he was finally able to.

I have empathy for the life he was "forced" to lead as a child/adolescent. I have no empathy for his not making better choices thereafter. NO ADULT IN THEIR RIGHT MIND says the LOVE sleeping with kids. Even if it means sleeping. I love kids, but I tell ya what, sleeping with them, even my own, is a PITA. They hog the bed, they kick and elbow, they (some anyway) wet the bed, they get cranky 'cause they are over-tired and don't want to fall asleep. Yeah, that's fun. NOT!

And no, I wasn't there when he molested children, but, give me a fucking break. One does NOT settle two accusations of molestation with large sums of money, if one did nothing wrong. That's just shit.

Just my 2 cents. So its sad for his kids to not have a healthy daddy in their lives as they grow up, but they never really did. I firmly believe they will stand a better chance at "normal" without him than they did with him.

[Trip]

While I will acknowledge that he made an amazing contribution to music, I will also state and don't care if its popular to say this or not, that what he contributed to music is not half as important as the fact that he was a pedophile. And the fact that he dangled his baby from a balcony. And the fact that he used his friendship with Paul McCartney to get the rights to the Beatles catalog KNOWING that Paul had planned to get the rights himself when he was finally able to.

I have empathy for the life he was "forced" to lead as a child/adolescent. I have no empathy for his not making better choices thereafter. NO ADULT IN THEIR RIGHT MIND says the LOVE sleeping with kids. Even if it means sleeping. I love kids, but I tell ya what, sleeping with them, even my own, is a PITA. And no, I wasn't there when he molested children, but, give me a fucking break. One does NOT settle two accusations of molestation with large sums of money, if one did nothing wrong. That's just shit.

Just my 2 cents. So its sad for his kids to not have a healthy daddy in their lives as they grow up, but they never really did. I firmly believe they will stand a better chance at "normal" without him than they did with him.

agreed, anything he did as a musician was ruined by what he did afterwards.

[Dragonpaco]

who gets the elephant man's bones?

[Corey]

who gets the elephant man's bones?

Bubbles.

[Dave]

bubbles is dead. next?

[2up]

bubbles is dead. next?

Emmanuel Lewis??? :idk:

[rogue]

Emmanuel Lewis??? :idk:

:rofl: :rofl:

[canibeyou]

Emmanuel Lewis??? :idk:

LOL we were talking tonight about who's gonna be coming out of the wood work for his funeral and I brought up Webster! LOL, Haven't seen him in years.

I'd assume that someone with so much has some type of will (I've never believed the claim he was broke, the broke people I know can't afford to rent a home in the Holmby Hills area, and that's just for starters). Interesting to see what happens, seeing as how the mother (and I use that term loosely) of 2 of his kids legally signed away all her right to the kids years ago and who knows who the mother of his youngest is (but safe to assume he had her sign away also).

Guess I'm looking at it a little different. It's not for me to judge anymore, I think that judgement took place today around 12 noon (pst) after attempts at recessetation didn't help. Hope he made things right before that took place (if he had the time to do so).

Now I just sit back and say... he made some great songs, provided many hours of dancin' at the club to stupid songs with great beats. And although many people die of heart disease every day, I can't say the same about them.

[Riceaholic]

While I will acknowledge that he made an amazing contribution to music, I will also state and don't care if its popular to say this or not, that what he contributed to music is not half as important as the fact that he was a pedophile. And the fact that he dangled his baby from a balcony. And the fact that he used his friendship with Paul McCartney to get the rights to the Beatles catalog KNOWING that Paul had planned to get the rights himself when he was finally able to.

I have empathy for the life he was "forced" to lead as a child/adolescent. I have no empathy for his not making better choices thereafter. NO ADULT IN THEIR RIGHT MIND says the LOVE sleeping with kids. Even if it means sleeping. I love kids, but I tell ya what, sleeping with them, even my own, is a PITA. They hog the bed, they kick and elbow, they (some anyway) wet the bed, they get cranky 'cause they are over-tired and don't want to fall asleep. Yeah, that's fun. NOT!

And no, I wasn't there when he molested children, but, give me a fucking break. One does NOT settle two accusations of molestation with large sums of money, if one did nothing wrong. That's just shit.

Just my 2 cents. So its sad for his kids to not have a healthy daddy in their lives as they grow up, but they never really did. I firmly believe they will stand a better chance at "normal" without him than they did with him.

Best post yet. He could have been Mother Theresa's right hand man for his entire 50 years....touch one kid? I'll be the first one in line to step on your fucking neck. That negates any good you may have done or will do for your entire life. Fuck him and good riddance.

And for the record, I was a huge MJ fan growing up. Call me strange but all it takes is one kiddie rape charge to change my opinion of someone permanently.

[xx CURVE xx]

i loved MJ when he was a black dude...

[Bluestreak]

i loved MJ when he was a black dude...

True!


Loved his music as a kid. Now, eh, whatever.

[MILK]

agreed, anything he did as a musician was ruined by what he did afterwards.



Yup. He took the express elevator straight down yesterday.. I've been turning the channel for years when his music comes on. It still blows my mind what famous people can get away with. A co-worker just said, "I will pray for his soul." Like I told him, it's too late! :gofurslf:

[umairhashmi]

I still dont understand how someone could be born as a poor black boy but die as a rich white woman :skep:

[Rider]

About fucking time. I been waiting for this freaky kid toucher do die for the last 20 years. His music was shitty as well. Thanks you Jesus for removing this human stain for our world.

[Rangerscott]

HE'S BACK!!!!!!!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI1atV-wAkU&feature=related

[tallywacker]

What a birthday present that was, I was on the boat to PNC Park in Pittsburgh when they told us Micheal Jackson was dead. Everyone stared at me when I started to celebrate and said outloud "this is a better birthday present then I could have ever imagined."