It was a scene of unimaginable heartbreak. Amid the circus that surrounded Michael Jackson, three children sat in a cold anteroom off a neon-lit hospital corridor, waiting anxiously for news of their father.
As Michael Jackson’s manager Frank DiLeo walked down the white linoleum-tiled floor, he knew he had to impart the most devastating news of his life.
The body of Michael Jackson is being kept in its own crypt at a Los Angeles morgue under lock so that no pictures of the body will be leaked. Such a move rarely, if ever, happens.
It has been billed as the biggest comeback in pop history. But thousands of Michael Jackson fans have been left disappointed even before a note has been sung.
Organisers of the star's lucrative 50-date London tour at the O2 arena, which begins in July, have cancelled the first four opening shows blaming 'technical issues'..