Michael Jackson's This Is It to Hit Theaters

By the end of today, a deal with Sony Music and AEG Live may close to put Michael Jackson's last concert rehearsal for his This is It Tour in rotation for theatrical release. Both companies are hoping to join forces to release the footage as a concert movie by the end of this year during the Christmas holiday.

The concert is said feature tribute performances from sister Janet, brothers Jackson 5, and other major performers who have yet to be listed.

I think this is an awesome idea for all of the MJ fans who bought those tickets for his 50 sold out concerts in London. Not only them, it would also be a treat for the world to see. I'mn sure EVERYONE will go see this once it hits theaters. I'm getting my ticket the minute they're available for sale. How about you? Of course you will!

Janet Jackson Might Get MJ's Kids

I'm reading from a lot of media outlets that Janet Jackson is considering adopting the kids of her late, yet great brother, Michael Jackson. The pop king had three children, Paris Katherine, Prince Michael, and the infamous Blanket. A court hearing for custody of the kids is scheduled for August 3rd in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Personally, I think that Janet is well suited to take care of the kids. She's still young and very in touch with her youth. The kids seem to have grown very close to their legendary aunt. I don't think that it would be a good idea to put them in the care of their grandparents. I'm sure they've been through enough. And how old are they anyway? NO OFFENSE!

Lawsuit Against Janet Jackson Dropped

A lawsuit in 2005 involving Janet Jackson has been dismissed this week. A NYC judge dismissed a lawsuit against the performer for $120 million filed by a man that claims he was ambused by her bodyguards. The fanatic says that he trying to tell her "good night" while leaving a nightclub in NYC.

Once the judge realized that her bodyguard wasn't at fault, he immediately dropped the case and another one involved with the incident.

Justice wouldn't have been served in a nice way. $120 million??? For that??? A mess! NEXT!!!

Janet Jackson Returns to Work

After grieving the death of her brother Michael Jackson, Miss Janet Jackson has finally gone back to work on her upcoming film with Tyler Perry, Why Did I Get Married Too? In a recent interview, actor Malik Yoba stated that all is well with Janet and that she'll be tackling a lot of serious scenes this week.

Tyler Perry was in no rush to hurry Janet back to the set, considering strongly that she can take all the time she needs to heal over. How sweet!

I'm extremely exicted about this sequel, since it's one of my favorite movies, and Janet of course is my favorite entertainer ever. The film should be out April 2010.

Song of the Day: "Accept Me" by Janet Jackson

Janet Jackson is my favorite artist of all time and she has delivered some of the most powerful songs ever written in music history. From HIV, to domestic abuse, to poverty, and even good sex, this woman has preached about it all and she became one of the world's biggest selling artist of all time. "Accept Me" is straight forward. She's asking her man to love her and accept for her for who she is, regardless of her imperfections. You can't change her, you have to see her for who she is. Don't we all wish we could have a man that would do that and much more? It's so hard to find, but if you get it, don't let it go.

"Accept Me" is from Janet Jackson's sixth album, The Velvet Rope. It was written by Janet Jackson, James Harris III, Terry Lewis, and Rene Elizondo and was released on October 7, 1997 through Virgin Records. Listen below.

J. Dupri gets Janet Inked on Him

Music mogul Jermaine Dupri is truly in love. And it's all good because it's all for my favorite artist, Janet Jackson.

Jermaine got tatted up yesterday with a tattoo of Janet's face on his lower abdomen. WOW! From the picture I saw, it looks just like her. AMAZING!

What do ya'll think?

The Never Ending Case of the Wardrobe Malfunction

Today, the Supreme Court ordered a federal appeals court to re-examine CBS's ruling favor in a legal battle over Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction.

The court directed the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia to reconsider the $550,000 fine that the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) charged CBS because the breast-baring incident.

The incident happened during the Super Bowl halftime show in 2004. Also involved with Jackson was singer Justin Timberlake.

The appellate court said the incident lasted nine-sixteenths of one second and should have been regarded as "fleeting".

The case is FCC v. CBS Corp., 08-653.