Michael as a step dad was literally the sweetest thing ever. I wish he was able to maintain a relationship with Ben and Riley as they got older but I understand why that was difficult🥺💔
Michael brought the Bad Tour to Madison Square Garden this week in March 1988; these were his first ever New York City solo performances. He performed “Thriller” sporting his trademark letterman jacket, first seen in the short film for the song.
On this date in 1980, Michael received his first Grammy award for “Best R&B Performance, Male” for “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough." Over the course of his career, do you know how many total Grammy awards Michael received and the number of nominations he earned?
Michael Jackson fan Bruno Lebon has quite the rare collection of jackets related to Michael album releases and special concerts. Share your unique collectables with the fan community on Michael’s website at: https://t.co/OhQLY9sI0N
#MyMJCollectibles
If you are visiting the National Museum of African American History and Culture for #BlackHistoryMonth, don’t miss the Michael Jackson items on display including one of his Victory Tour shirts. https://t.co/IDkaQeq3Fq
Dubai me Sadhguru ne 12000 non hindu logon ko shiv ki Katha suna kar meditation karwa diya aur humare keyboard Warrier log puchte hai ye guru kar kya rahe hai?
“Dynamic choreography, profound imagery and invigorating dance numbers. Don't blink or you'll miss something.” – Travel Weekly review of Michael Jackson ONE. Tickets: https://t.co/3QbQvNSL07
.@netflix's new documentary, “The Greatest Night In Pop”, tells the story of the creation of the humanitarian single, “We Are The World”, for which Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie received the Grammy award for Best Song. Watch it now: https://t.co/KZ8BX250l2
“A musician knows hit material. It has to feel right. Everything has to feel in place. It fulfills you and it makes you feel good. You know it when you hear it. That’s how I felt about Billie Jean." – Michael Jackson https://t.co/ECNn1xi172
On this date in 1985, Michael and Lionel Richie began tracking the instrumental parts for ‘We Are The World’ with bass player Louis Johnson, and keyboardist Greg Phillinganes. The charity single helped raise more than $60 million for humanitarian aid. #MJHumanitarian