The Untouchable Michael Jackson
We use his death, as we used his life, as a mirror. There is no room for Michael. It is still, tragically, all about us.
We use his death, as we used his life, as a mirror. There is no room for Michael. It is still, tragically, all about us.
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Kimberly Brooks | Posted 04.02.2009 | Living
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Rebecca Walker | Posted 08.11.2009 | Entertainment