Christian Audigier, creator de modă foarte apreciat de MJ, dezvăluie câte ceva din colecţia la care cei doi lucrau chiar înainte ca Michael Jackson să moară. O fi dat de greu şi are nevoie de bani, sărmanul (acum s-a găsit, bine că n-o face mâine).
Avem imagini cu MJ dansând pentru Audigier ("King of Fashion" cum l-a numit chiar el), anul trecut, la a 50-a aniversare (bluza ţipătoare e născocită de francez).
Avem imagini cu MJ dansând pentru Audigier ("King of Fashion" cum l-a numit chiar el), anul trecut, la a 50-a aniversare (bluza ţipătoare e născocită de francez).
Auzisem despre, uitasem complet, mi-am amintit, iată: Michael Jackson ft. the Fugees - "Gangsta (No Friend Of Mine)", o piesă din 2006, lansată direct pe Internet - pe pagina MySpace a DJ Tempamental. Dar şi pe You Tube este (sic!)... Rolling Stone o cataloga, în februarie 2007 - la scurt timp după ce piesa a "apărut", "is supposed to be funny", adăugând: "We know Michael Jackson is due for a comeback, but we’re thinking this doesn’t sound like the ammunition he’ll need". Normal, după ce a murit, au descoperit (şi ei) ce piesă deosebită este. Chiar toată planeta asta se numeşte România?
Bă, piesa asta, mie-mi place. Foarte mult - şi nu glumesc. Partea lui MJ e remarcabilă, combinaţia - dozată ca la farmacie, să spun, perfect? să. Na.
Şi mai avem. Dar e de bătut capul: pe Internet e o întreagă discuţie pre tema asta, apare şi un nume (Jason Malachi, adică un JM, cum ar veni), să fie bătaia de cap şi mai mare. Nu s-a ajuns la nicio concluzie. Întrebările sunt: 1. suntără într-adevăr vocea şi stilul lui Michael Jackson? şi 2. dacă da, din ce epocă datează? Răspuns: dacă da. Şi fiind aşa, completez: dacă da, atunci data ar fi undeva între Bad şi Dangerous, mă hazardez să zic, deşi iutuberii zic "ce tehno sună Michael!"*. Sună bine (şi iar întreb: dacă e da, de ce nu s-a lansat?): Michael Jackson - "(You Won't) Let Me Let Go". La urma urmei, chiar dacă nu e, am putea să considerăm că e un omagiu adus lui MJ.
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* - doar două din comentariile You Tube: I don't think this Michael. Remember when he said,"I don't sing a song unless i mean it" So if this was him, what does the song mean then? Huh? (shala899 / 1 week ago) ); wow michael is singing this? wow! it sounds good i never knew michael was so techno i remember when this came out but i didnt know he sang this (13mBrigette / 1 week ago)
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E oficial: Michael Jackson a fost ucis. Câteva detalii înhăţăm de la CNN:
Michael Jackson's death was a homicide, coroner rules
By Alan Duke
Bă, piesa asta, mie-mi place. Foarte mult - şi nu glumesc. Partea lui MJ e remarcabilă, combinaţia - dozată ca la farmacie, să spun, perfect? să. Na.
Şi mai avem. Dar e de bătut capul: pe Internet e o întreagă discuţie pre tema asta, apare şi un nume (Jason Malachi, adică un JM, cum ar veni), să fie bătaia de cap şi mai mare. Nu s-a ajuns la nicio concluzie. Întrebările sunt: 1. suntără într-adevăr vocea şi stilul lui Michael Jackson? şi 2. dacă da, din ce epocă datează? Răspuns: dacă da. Şi fiind aşa, completez: dacă da, atunci data ar fi undeva între Bad şi Dangerous, mă hazardez să zic, deşi iutuberii zic "ce tehno sună Michael!"*. Sună bine (şi iar întreb: dacă e da, de ce nu s-a lansat?): Michael Jackson - "(You Won't) Let Me Let Go". La urma urmei, chiar dacă nu e, am putea să considerăm că e un omagiu adus lui MJ.
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* - doar două din comentariile You Tube: I don't think this Michael. Remember when he said,"I don't sing a song unless i mean it" So if this was him, what does the song mean then? Huh? (shala899 / 1 week ago) ); wow michael is singing this? wow! it sounds good i never knew michael was so techno i remember when this came out but i didnt know he sang this (13mBrigette / 1 week ago)
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E oficial: Michael Jackson a fost ucis. Câteva detalii înhăţăm de la CNN:
Michael Jackson's death was a homicide, coroner rules
By Alan Duke
LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- The Los Angeles County coroner has ruled that Michael Jackson's death was a homicide involving a combination of drugs.
"The drugs propofol and lorazepam were found to be the primary drugs responsible for Mr. Jackson's death," said a news release issued Friday by the coroner. "Other drugs detected were: midazolam, diazepam, lidocaine and ephedrine."
The release said Jackson died from "acute propofol intoxication," but said "other conditions contributing to death: benzodiazepine effect."
Lorazepam, midazolam and diazepam are benzodiazepines.
A lawyer for Jackson's personal physician criticized the coroner for releasing only a brief summary of his findings, saying it contained "nothing new" and had "all the earmarks of police gamesmanship."
The full and final autopsy report and the complete toxicology report "will remain on security hold at the request of the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles County district attorney," the release said.
Worried that Jackson might become addicted to the drug, Murray said he tried to wean Jackson from it, putting together combinations of other drugs that succeeded in helping him sleep during the two nights before his death.
Efforts at CPR proved fruitless. Jackson was pronounced dead at UCLA Medical Center at 2:26 p.m.
Earlier this week, Murray's lawyer disputed the final section of the timeline.
"Dr. Murray simply never told investigators that he found Michael Jackson at 11 a.m. not breathing," Chernoff said. "He also never said that he waited a mere 10 minutes before leaving to make several phone calls. In fact, Dr. Murray never said that he left Michael Jackson's room to make phone calls at all."
In Friday, Chernoff criticized the coroner's office for making the "contains nothing new." "For two months we have been hearing the same information, usually from leaks out of the coroner's office," Chernoff said. "One has to wonder why the coroner felt compelled to release anything at all if the police investigation is not yet complete."
Klein, who treated Jackson for decades, denied in a CNN interview last month that he had given Jackson dangerous drugs (http://edition.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/08/28/jackson.autopsy/index.html). CNN's Stan Wilson contributed to this report.
alte amănunte - uk.eonline.com"The drugs propofol and lorazepam were found to be the primary drugs responsible for Mr. Jackson's death," said a news release issued Friday by the coroner. "Other drugs detected were: midazolam, diazepam, lidocaine and ephedrine."
The release said Jackson died from "acute propofol intoxication," but said "other conditions contributing to death: benzodiazepine effect."
Lorazepam, midazolam and diazepam are benzodiazepines.
A lawyer for Jackson's personal physician criticized the coroner for releasing only a brief summary of his findings, saying it contained "nothing new" and had "all the earmarks of police gamesmanship."
Michael Jackson's family issued a statement in reaction: "The Jackson family again wishes to commend the actions of the Coroner, the LAPD and other law enforcement agencies, and looks forward to the day that justice can be served."The Los Angeles Police Department, which has been conducting a criminal investigation of Jackson's death, requested at an interagency meeting last week that federal and state agencies pursue their own investigations, according to statements issued Friday by California's attorney general and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Federal and state agencies also have launched independent investigations into "matters uncovered" by Los Angeles police while looking into Jackson's death, authorities said.
The full and final autopsy report and the complete toxicology report "will remain on security hold at the request of the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles County district attorney," the release said.
Dr. Conrad Murray, Jackson's personal physician, told investigators that he had given Jackson three anti-anxiety drugs -- lorazepam, midazolam and diazepam -- in an effort to help him sleep in the hours before he stopped breathing, according to a police affidavit made public earlier this week.Murray told detectives he had been treating Jackson for insomnia for six weeks, giving him 50 milligrams of propofol, the generic name for Diprivan, diluted with the anesthetic lidocaine every night via an intravenous drip, the affidavit said.
Murray also told detectives he administered a dosage of the anesthetic propofol, diluted with lidocaine, to Jackson a short time before he stopped breathing, the affidavit said.
The 32-page sworn statement was written by Los Angeles Police detective Orlando Martinez to outline probable cause for warrants to search Murray's offices, home and storage rooms in Texas and Nevada.
Worried that Jackson might become addicted to the drug, Murray said he tried to wean Jackson from it, putting together combinations of other drugs that succeeded in helping him sleep during the two nights before his death.
But on the morning of June 25 other drugs failed to do the job. Murray recounted the events to detectives in an hour-by-hour account that was detailed by Martinez:"Jackson finally went to sleep and Murray stated that he remained monitoring him. After approximately 10 minutes, Murray stated he left Jackson's side to go to the restroom and relieve himself. Murray stated he was out of the room for about two minutes maximum. Upon his return, Murray noticed that Jackson was no longer breathing."
• About 1:30 a.m., Murray gave Jackson 10 mg of Valium (diazepam).
• About 2 a.m., he injected Jackson with 2 mg of the antianxiety drug Ativan (lorazepam).
• About 3 a.m., Murray then administered 2 mg of the sedative Versed (midazolam).
• About 5 a.m., he administered another 2 mg of Ativan.
• About 7:30 a.m., Murray gave Jackson yet another 2 mg of Versed while monitoring him with a device that measures the oxygen saturation of his blood.
• About 10:40 a.m., "after repeated demands/requests from Jackson," Murray administered 25 mg of propofol, the document said.
Efforts at CPR proved fruitless. Jackson was pronounced dead at UCLA Medical Center at 2:26 p.m.
Earlier this week, Murray's lawyer disputed the final section of the timeline.
"Dr. Murray simply never told investigators that he found Michael Jackson at 11 a.m. not breathing," Chernoff said. "He also never said that he waited a mere 10 minutes before leaving to make several phone calls. In fact, Dr. Murray never said that he left Michael Jackson's room to make phone calls at all."
In Friday, Chernoff criticized the coroner's office for making the "contains nothing new." "For two months we have been hearing the same information, usually from leaks out of the coroner's office," Chernoff said. "One has to wonder why the coroner felt compelled to release anything at all if the police investigation is not yet complete."
Agents from the California attorney general's office also will investigate physicians whose names have come up in the course of the Jackson death probe, Attorney General Jerry Brown said.The pharmacy sits directly below the offices of Jackson's dermatologist, Dr. Arnold Klein. Shortly before his death, Jackson visited the building several times to see Klein.
The federal drug administration also responded with its own independent investigations "into matters that the LAPD's investigation uncovered that may not be directly related to the cause of death," the agency said.
Last week Drug Enforcement agents executed a federal administrative search warrant at the Mickey Fine Pharmacy in Beverly Hills, California, looking for prescription records relating to Jackson, an agency spokesman said.
Klein, who treated Jackson for decades, denied in a CNN interview last month that he had given Jackson dangerous drugs (http://edition.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/08/28/jackson.autopsy/index.html). CNN's Stan Wilson contributed to this report.
