Michael Jordan paid off the home of his Janitor from high school, covered his medical expenses and provided a monthly income for his retirement after finding him still working there at age 80

Happy "Scream" day to all who celebrate Michael and Janet Jackson's iconic hit turns 31 today

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RT @jodywatley: It never ends..here we are 2026 ‘they’ tried hard to sabotage ‘Michael’ biopic-but didn’t work- record breaking #1 globall…

The music that moved everybody. #EarthWindandFireHBO premieres June 7 on @HBOMax.

RT @__stvnnn: Plutôt que d’aller voir un documentaire Netflix tentant de semer le doute sur les 14 chefs d’accusation dont Michael Jackson…

100 million records sold Grammy Award Emmy Award Academy Award 3 Golden Globes Billboard Icon Award The ONLY artist to date to have a #1 single on a Billboard chart in 6 consecutive decades LGBT rights and HIV/AIDS prevention champion Happy Birthday to Cher.

Amo a Prince pero Snoop tiene razón.

43 years ago, Michael Jackson did the moonwalk on television for the first time while performing ‘Billie Jean’ at Motown 25.

Blockheads, we’re bringing The Right Stuff to the @AMAs 🎤 Tune in to see us perform - LIVE Monday, May 25 (Memorial Day) at 8pm ET / 5pm PT on @CBS and @paramountplus! 🤖❤️

When Michael Jackson won the Grammy Legend Award in 1993 at just 35 for his massive contribution to music, the entire venue gave him a standing ovation. Then Janet Jackson handed him the award, and they shared such a sweet sibling moment.

In 2003, Michael Jackson told a friend that his dream was to go grocery shopping like a normal person. That friend owned a supermarket, closed it down, and recreated the entire experience so that MJ could feel like he was actually going shopping.

Michelle and I can’t wait for you to visit the Obama Presidential Center! Starting on June 19, the Center will be open to the public, and you’ll be able to check out the Museum along with public spaces like a new branch of the Chicago Public Library with a reading room, a two-acre playground, a fruit and vegetable garden, and more. Tickets available at tickets.obama.org.

Michael Jackson’s drummer, Jonathan Moffett, performs “Smooth Criminal,” MJ once said: “My bass player makes a mistake, my guitar player makes a mistake, I make mistakes sometimes, but Sugarfoot never makes a mistake.”

Michael Jackson is NOW OFFICIALLY the most streamed artiste on earth right now . This is someone who died 17 years ago , still competing with those who are alive and winning them . Making more money than artistes who are alive .

32 years ago, Nina Simone released her cover of Prince's "Sign o' the Times." "Sister killed her baby 'cause she couldn't afford to feed it, and yet we're sending people to the moon." They both died on April 21, in 2003 and 2016.

In 2001, the Jackson 5 took the stage together for the last time… and the moment became history. During Michael Jackson’s 30th anniversary special, the brothers reunited to perform classics like I Want You Back and ABC, bringing back an era that defined generations. Some reunions aren’t just performances… they’re goodbyes no one realizes at the time.❤️

The funeral was over. The flowers had wilted. But for Eric Clapton, the nightmare was only just beginning. He came home to London with a heart that felt like broken glass. He had just buried his only son, Conor, who was only 4 years old. On March 20, 1991, the little boy had fallen from the 53rd floor of a New York apartment building. A window had been left open by a worker. In one terrible second, a child was gone. Eric walked through his quiet house, picked up the pile of mail on the floor, and began to sort through it. Then he froze. One small envelope stood out. The handwriting was big, wobbly, and full of love. It was from Conor. Just days before the accident, Conor had been sitting with his mother, Lory. He was bursting with pride because he had finally learned how to write his very first words. "Mummy," he asked, "I want to write a letter to daddy. What shall I write?" Lory smiled and said, "Write, I love you." Conor pressed the pencil to the paper with all his might. They licked the stamp together and dropped it in the post box, never knowing it would be his final gift. Now, standing alone in his home, Eric held that letter in his shaking hands. Three little words. "I love you." Lory later said, "I was there when Eric received his mail, and he opened it up, and it was Conor's letter. That is a moment I cannot forget." The pain was too heavy to carry in front of cameras and crowds. Eric did not want fame. He did not want sympathy. He wanted to disappear. So he flew far away to the quiet island of Antigua and rented a tiny cottage. He told no one where he was going. He brought no band, no fancy gear, and no plans. All he packed was one small Spanish string guitar. For nearly a whole year, that was his entire world. He sat in the heat. He swatted mosquitos. He listened to the silence. And he played that little guitar until his fingers were sore and bleeding. He wrote words on paper, then crumpled them up. He wrote them again. He played the same melody over and over and over, searching for something he could not yet name. He later said he played "again and again and again until I felt like I had made some sort of move towards the surface of my being." He was a man drowning in grief, trying to swim back to the light. Slowly, gently, a song began to form in that tiny cottage. It was not written for a record label. It was not written for fans. It was a quiet conversation between a father on earth and a little boy in heaven. He called it "Tears in Heaven." Would you know my name, if I saw you in heaven? When the song was finally released, the whole world stopped to listen. It went on to win 3 Grammy Awards, including Song of the Year. People from every country, every age, and every walk of life cried when they heard it. Because every single one of us has loved someone we have lost. But for Eric, the gold trophies were not the real prize. The real prize was that he had found his way back to life. He had used his pain to create something beautiful for the rest of us. Today, at 80 years old, he is still making music and still touring. His story teaches us a powerful truth. Grief has no shortcut. Sometimes you must walk straight into the silence and sit with the pain before you can find the light again. Eric ran to a little island to hide from the world, but in that quiet cottage, he found himself again. Even when our hearts break into a thousand pieces, love is the glue that puts them back together. Love does not die when a person leaves us. It stays. It speaks. And sometimes, if we are brave enough to listen, it turns our deepest tears into a gift the whole world can share. #truestories

133 seconds of the legendary Joan Rivers talking to Michael Parkinson about plastic surgery and men of all ages will hopefully blow away any January blues, making her today's antidote to First Week Back Syndrome. In 1959, long before either was famous, Joan and Barbara Streisand starred together in an off-Broadway play called Driftwood. They played two women in a relationship and shared a stage kiss. Years later, Rivers claimed that Streisand was "all tongue." Good day.