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R.I.P.

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R.I.P.

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Little Boy Michael



All in the family

The Jackson 5 perform in Los Angeles on a 1970s Bob Hope TV special.



Michael Jackson and Diana Ross hold their American Music Awards in L.A. Jackson won for favorite soul album and Ross won for favorite

female soul vocalist.

A mentor



Fright nightFright nightMichael Jackson stands with a group of dancers dressed as

zombies while filming his 1983 video "Thriller." "Thriller" was revolutionary in the music industry. The zombie-themed

minimovie put MTV on the map and essentially confirmed music videos as an art form of their own. The album sold 25 million

copies in the United States alone.



Handfuls of glory

With Quincy Jones at his side, Michael Jackson holds six of the eight awards he won for "Thriller" at the 1984 Grammy Awards. His outfit, complete with

epaulets, sequined glove and dark shades, became a quintessential Michael look.



Role model

During a May 1984 ceremony at the White House, Michael Jackson accepts a Presidential Award from President Reagan as first lady Nancy Reagan looks on. Jackson was honored as a model for American youth, and for lending his hit song "Beat It" to a new campaign against drunk driving.



Who's bad?Michael Jackson and his dancers in concert during a 1987 Tokyo concert on Jackson's "Bad" tour. The

previous year, he had starred in the 3-D film "Captain EO," one of the most expensive short films ever. But Jackson had begun to draw more criticism as his albums and videos grew costlier and more

infrequent. His next album, "Dangerous," wouldn't arrive until 1991.



A difficult year

A cameraman photographs Michael Jackson and Oprah Winfrey in January 1993. This was the year Jackson was first accused of child molestation, and he took an opportunity on a 90-minute Oprah TV special to address the charges. The criminal allegations eventually were dropped, but Jackson reportedly paid as much as $25 million to settle the claims.



Clowning around

Michael Jackson and French mime Marcel Marceau clowning for the cameras at the Beacon Theatre in New

York on Dec. 4, 1995.



Power marriage

Michael Jackson and then wife Lisa Marie Presley are seen at Neverland Ranch in preparation of the Children's World Summit in April 1995. Presley would file for divorce less than a year

later, prompting speculation about just what had inspired the relationship.



Golden man

Michael Jackson performs on stage during his "HIStory" world tour concert at Ericsson Stadium in November 1996 in

Auckland, New Zealand.



Just months after his divorce from Lisa Marie, Michael Jackson walked down the aisle with Debbie Rowe. This wedding photo was released by Jackson's publicist minutes after the Nov. 13, 1996, ceremony in Sydney,

Australia. But the pairing was less about romance and more about bearing Jackson a child, and the two would divorce three years later, with Rowe eventually ceding parental rights to Jackson.

Marriage 2.0



Best of friends

Michael Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor arrive at a Sept. 7, 2001, concert celebrating the 30 years of Jackson's career. The two stars had been

longtime friends, and Taylor is godmother to two of Michael's children.



Sharing his testimony

Michael Jackson testifies on Nov. 13, 2002 in Santa Maria, Calif. Superior Court in a trial in which he is accused of cancelling

concert appearances, costing the promoter several million dollars.



One big mistakeMichael Jackson holds a towel-covered Prince Michael II over the balcony of a Berlin hotel on

Nov. 19, 2002. Jackson later called the incident a "terrible mistake," but the image of him dangling his baby son out a window shocked even many die-hard fans. And his reputation was

to receive far worse damage just a few months later.



Not so invincibleNot so invincibleMichael Jackson poses for photographers during a November 2001 appearance in New York's Times Square.

Jackson made his first ever in-store appearance to promote his new album "Invincible," which was released Oct. 30. "Invincible," at the time the most expensive album ever produced, fared better with critics and fans than

1995's "HIStory," but questions began to surface about the future of Jackson's career.



Family support

Michael, center, and sisters LaToya, left and Janet Jackson walk over to greet fans during a lunch break at a pretrial

hearing in Santa Maria, Calif., in this Aug. 16, 2004, file photo.



Arresting development

Michael Jackson is pictured in this Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department mug shot from Nov. 20, 2003. In a February 2003 documentary, Jackson acknowledged letting boys sleep in his bed. Soon after, Santa Barbara district attorney Tom

Sneddon launched a probe into allegations that Jackson had molested a teen boy who appeared in the program. Authorities raided Neverland Ranch in November, and Jackson surrended for arrest days later.



MJ's PJs

Michael Jackson wears pajama pants and is aided by bodyguards after arriving more than an hour late to court on Mar. 10, 2005, during his trial on

the 2003 molestation charges. Jackson appeared after Judge Rodney Melville threatened to revoke his bail.



Singin' with the kids

Michael Jackson sings with some of his young fans at the World Music Awards at Earls Court in London on Nov. 16, 2006.



Father figureMichael Jackson walks with kids Prince and Paris through a studio parking lot in Los Angeles in March 2009. The singer had been spotted with his entourage going to a studio on a cold rainy day in the city. The pop

star stayed at the studio for more than two hours, and there were many production people working around him, suggesting that the star was filming.



Fans take pictures of an electronic screen projecting a press conference by Michael Jackson at the O2 arena in London on March 5, 2009. The pop megastar announced he would play a series

of comeback concerts in London in July, his first major shows in more than a decade.

Concert tour plannedConcert tour planned



Reaching for redemption

Jackson, center, is shown in Los Angeles on May 6 during rehearsals for his planned concert tour in London. "He was on the eve of potentially redeeming his career a little bit," said Billboard

magazine editorial director Bill Werde. "People might have started to think of him again in a different light."

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