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Michael Jackson's two albums of the 80s worked for two reasons: his unquestioned talent and the musicians who made hit after hit such unforgettable classics.

Idol Gives Back, scheduled for April 24, 25, designed to aid charities in U.S. and Africa

For Jazz Lovers, the introduction of DVD's did not make high quality Jazz Concerts any easier to get until now. The Jazz Icons DVD series is changing jazz viewing.

Michael Jackson started entertaining and astonishing crowds when he was five years old. Through ups and downs, his ability to entertain remained strong.

When as a youth Michael Jackson sang the for Jackson Five, no one would have guessed that he would some day become the biggest star in the world. His legacy continues.

Band Aid was an "artist meets charity" frontrunner, and today the culture of benevolent music is back in style with as much retro vigor as Duran Duran or INXS.

On one long January night, music legends gathered to record seven remarkable minutes that Michael Jackson helped make real. The accompanying album wasn't so bad either.

Michael Jackson continues to burn bridges in the music industry despite the former pop king's desire to make a comeback.

From Idol Gives Back to Oprah's Big Give to Angelina's work with the UN, stars are working 'for a good cause' like never before

The continuing rise of the internet and decrease in print advertising destroys popular music and entertainment magazines as Teen, Blender and, most recently, VIBE.

The much-anticipated performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, by the Los Angeles Philharmonic, led by music director Gustavo Dudamel, was a truly amazing event.

Many stars who wouldn't speak about Michael Jackson towards the end of his life are suddenly singing his praises. However, some major stars are remaining silent.

Michael Jackson, the publicly anointed "King of Pop," passed away Thursday afternoon. His legendary status can't be refuted and he will be missed.

The music of Miles Davis encapsulated the many sides of his prodigious talent with that familiar provocative "Me-ness" that always identified his work instantly.

Bikram Yoga helped Tony Brinks break his dependency of painkillers by giving him a natural way to overcome back pain. Brinks is now a full-time instructor.

There have been so many books written about Michael Jackson's life over the years, that it might be hard to narrow a book purchase down to just one! Here's some help.

Need some great documentaries to use in your college classroom for Black History Month? Here are some interesting films that contemporary college students will enjoy.

A surprisingly decent attempt by the Bo' Selecta! team in telling the story of Michael Jackson in their own surreal and foul-mouthed way.

Californian indie purist Damon Castillo talks to Suite 101 about first guitars, sharing music with twin brother Dominic, and new album Laurel Lane.

With Michael Jackson's passing and the many retrospectives about his work, his first feature film in a starring adult role, The Wiz, is now worth re-examining.

Entertainment icon Michael Jackson died June 25, 2009, from cardiac arrest at age 50. Legend left behind historical contributions to R&B, soul and pop music.

In general, the memorial service for Michael Jackson went rather smoothly for something so hastily arranged. Some pieces fit, while others didn't.

Michael Jackson has as many Greatest Hits collections as albums. While all incomplete, The Essential Michael Jackson gathers 37 of his best known hits from Ben to Beat It

Add a formal, participatory Thanksgiving ceremony to reflect on blessings enjoyed, remember those no longer at the table and set goals for the future to the family feast.

Michael Jackson escaped many trials and tribulations in life while creating a lasting music career even in his death. This is in in-depth view of his life.

International superstar and music legend Michael Jackson died June 25 at the age of 50 after being rushed to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center from his home.

Most country fans likely know Brady Seals as a founding member, former keyboardist and co-lead singer of Little Texas. Today, he's on his own with an irreverent solo CD.

From Puffy Combs to the Lilith Fair, these enemies of good music have somehow taken over the industry.