King Of Pop

I AM KING: The Michael Jackson Experience, a live concert paying tribute to singer, will reach India in March

The concert on Michael Jackson will feature some of the greatest hits of the legendary singer, including Bad', 'Billie Jean', 'Thriller' and 'Human Nature'

Michael Jackson chemically castrated by father Joe to maintain his high-pitched voice, alleges pop star's doctor

Conrad Murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in Michael Jackson's death in 2009 following which he spent two years in prison

Michael Jackson's iconic anti-gravity dance move demystified by Chandigarh neurosurgeons

A study by Chandigarh neurosurgeons has revealed the secret behind Michael Jackson's iconic gravity defying tilt in the 1987 music video Smooth Criminal.

Quincy Jones claims Michael Jackson plagiarised some of his songs, was 'greedy' in giving credit

Quincy Jones, the legendary music producer behind Michael Jackson, says that the late King of Pop plagiarised some of his hits.

Sony buys out Michael Jackson's stake in joint music venture for $750 million

Sony has reached an agreement with the estate of Michael Jackson to acquire the interest of the late King of Pop in their music business for $750 million

Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch may become kids' rehabilitation camp

Late King of Pop Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch, which is up for sale, could be turned into rehabilitation camp for children who are victims of sex assault.

Michael Jackson's family denied new trial in negligence case over his death

A Los Angeles jury in 2013 cleared privately held AEG Live, the organizer of Jackson's ill-fated 50 "This Is It" comeback concerts in London, of negligently hiring cardiologist Conrad Murray as Jackson's personal physician.

Fans mark 5th anniversary of 'King of Pop' Michael Jackson's death

Dozens of Michael Jackson fans on Wednesday laid heaps of flowers at the mausoleum where the pop icon is interred, to mark the 5th anniversary of his death.

Jurors presented tales of Jackson's promise, pain

The panel that will determine Dr. Conrad Murray's fate also got a sense of Jackson's international stardom after one of the promoters testified that after the singer's 50 comeback shows planned for London sold out, there was still demand for 50 more.