Jermaine Jackson

7. July 2009 | 21:40

ArtsBeat: Latest Updates From the Jackson Memorial

Martin Luther King III and Bernice A. King offered condolences after a song by Jermaine Jackson. (News Source: International Herald Tribune - 16:14:32)

Despite a Will, Jackson Left a Tangled Estate

Four days after Michael Jackson died, his family gathered at his brother Jermaine’s house in Calabasas, Calif., to hear one of Mr. Jackson’s lawyers read a will he drafted in 2002. (News Source: New York Times - 08:33:25)

Despite a Will, Jackson Left a Tangled Estate

Four days after Michael Jackson died, his family gathered at his brother Jermaine’s house to hear one of Mr. Jackson’s lawyers read a will he drafted in 2002. (News Source: New York Times - 01:56:54)

Live: Jackson memorial

The Live Feed’s James Hibberd is live-blogging the Michael Jackson memorial service, featuring performances by Jermaine Jackson, John Mayer and more. Check in for instant updates. (News Source: The Hollywood Reporter - 17:06:04)

Celebrities speak, sing in tribute to Michael Jackson

Berry Gordy called Michael Jackson the “greatest entertainer that ever lived” as family, friends, colleagues and fans gathered to remember the King of Pop at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Tuesday. (News Source: CNN - 19:17:54)

Jackson remembered as ‘greatest entertainer’ at memorial

A single spotlight shone on Michael Jackson’s gold casket inside the Staples Center where stars and fans gathered to celebrate the singer. (News Source: USA Today - 18:52:29)

Memorial held for Michael Jackson

LOS ANGELES, July 7 (UPI) — Figures from the worlds of sports, entertainment, politics and activism honored Michael Jackson at a public memorial service in Los Angeles Tuesday. (News Source: UPI - 19:22:58)

Jackson memorial simulcast across nation

Thousands of people streamed into movie theaters and museums across the country Tuesday to share a communal experience remembering Michael Jackson. (News Source: MSNBC - 17:34:52)

Jermaine Jackson rebuffs Debbie Rowe’s custody bid

Washington, July 4 : Late Michael Jackson’s brother Jermaine has rubbished Debbie Rowe’s bid for the custody of the late King of Pop’s kids, insisting that it isn’t what his brother wanted. (News Source: New Kerala - 10:18:58)

Jackson’s Death Sparks Fierce Debate in Congress

In the wake of the King of Pop’s death, one Republican representative is blasting America’s obsession with a “lowlife,” while a Democrat is introducing a resolution to honor Jackson as a “humanitarian.” (News Source: Fox News - 13:06:43)

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