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Fact #1: Vitiligo Disease
Around 1984, Michael disappeared from the media scene. And this is at the height of its own popularity! This is because his vitiligo disease began to progress. This is a disease that appears on the skin in the form of deadly pale spots due to the loss of melanins (dark pigments). This disease is quite common today, but not in 1987. It has backfire: if a patient with vitiligo, even for a short period of time, will be under open sunlight, his temperature will rise greatly, and burns on the body are also possible. When he resurfaced in 1987 with a new album,America just went crazy - yesterday's African American went out into the world as a white guy with chiseled features. On the body, where there were few spots, they were smeared under white skin. Jackson himself had dark spots on his arms and chest, and they quite often fell under the lens. Jackson first admitted about his illness only in 1993 in an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
General view of the disease.
Visible dark marks, where there is little makeup and pigmentation is still present.
Jackson for the first time since 1979 gives an interview and talks about himself and his illness.
Fact number 2. Love for children
Because of a missed childhood, Michael made up for it in an overly peculiar way: he bought a ranch, set up a whole zoo there. Then he began to allow charitable excursions there for children from low-income families, as well as children with serious diseases supported by the state. Jackson often said that he considered children "innocent creatures", communication with which was the height of pleasure and positive mood.
Jackson bought a ranch, set up a whole zoo there.
Families of children and medical centershe donated absolutely immodest sums for treatment and maintenance. The payments were very high - more than $ 100 million a year.
Fact number 3. Fat tabloid trolling
In the late eighties, Jackson, being at the peak of his fame, was carried away by an inadvertently dangerous thing - he began to troll the press. He was once photographed during a tour of the museum lying in a pressure chamber and his right hand Frank Dileo, at the direction of the artist himself, gave the photo to the magazine Time , accompanying touching story that Michael sleeps in a pressure chamber because he wants to live 150 years.
In the late 80s, Jackson, being at the peak of his fame, began to troll the press
Together with the strange appearance of the artist, the story gained popularity and the prank was a success. Jackson liked it and came up with a story that he wants to buy back the elephant man's skeleton. Then - about the fact that he built an altar to Elizabeth Taylor in the bedroom. In the media, such facts began to diverge with great resonance. In the early nineties, the press realized that Jackson was having fun and stories from this man can not be expected. The tabloids took over, and Michael realized that he was no longer able to control this process.
Fact #4: The accusation of molestation
It happened in 1993, right after an interview with Oprah. Jordan Chandler's family has filed a lawsuit against the singer, accusing him of molestation. The world tour had to be interrupted, and Jackson was dragged through the seven circles of hell. The apogee was the examination procedure, when District Attorney Tom Sneddon, accompanied by a photographer and police officers, showed up at Michael's house and presented a warrant "to photograph the artist's genitals." This was necessary in order to confirm the description of these victims.
It turned out that the singer's genitals were not at all the same as the boy described them - the singer was not circumcised, and other facts testified to deception on the part of the child. After this story, Jackson had a breakdown, he ordered to sign a settlement agreement and pay compensation, if only to finish this story.
After the end of this story, the exhausted Jackson made a statement in which he spoke about all the humiliations that fell to his lot.
After Jackson's death in 2009, this same Chandler openly admitted that he deceived everyone and Michael did not pester him, but forced his father to lie, who wanted to earn money and take place as a producer of the film "Robin Hood and Men in Tights" (this idea, by the way , was implemented by him). Literally 4 months later, his father committed suicide.
After Jackson's death, Chandler openly admitted that he deceived everyone.
Fact No. 5. Numerous plastic surgery
The official version, because of which Michael began medical interventions in his appearance, was a broken nose at a rehearsal in 1979. As he himself stated, he decided to correct this misunderstanding and did only 2 plastic surgeries. However, the metamorphoses with appearance were more likely from hopelessness: you are the most popular artist in the world, while turning white and turning into an incomprehensible person. An African American with a white body - for him it was a serious complex. And then he saw for himself only one way out - to give his face Caucasoid features.
What does an African American who has gone through the entire cycle of vitiligo look like?
Fact No. 6. Shoulder straps "Behold the Master" (CTE - C (see) The Entertainer)
He loved the army theme in clothes and his costume designers somehow managed to harmoniously combine all these military paraphernalia with the refined image of the artist. From the beginning of the eighties he loved tunics, shoulder straps, cockades, stripes. A separate interesting feature was the bandages on the right hand.
And with shoulder straps, the story was this: at some point, the letters CTE appeared on shoulder straps. Fans and journalists racked their brains, looking for some meaning and decoding. Agreed on"Children of the Earth" . And later, much later, Michael's dresser in his book told the story of the appearance of these shoulder straps:
Shoulder straps CTE
« When Michael saw the first shirts we made for him, they didn't have any embellishments on them, so he pointed to his shoulder and said, “Bush, something's missing here. Add some letters. So Dennis and I put the letters of the alphabet in a hat and pulled out three at random, it came out CTE.
The whole world thought it meant something, like some kind of secret code. Later, Michael really made sense of it, he often called people by profession, not by name. I was the "dresser", Karen Fey was the "make-up artist". So we started calling him "entertainer" (artist). Then he decided that CTE means "With (see) The Entertainer."«
Fact #7: The original video for "They don't care about us" was banned from the media due to censorship.
The clip had to be re-shot, a version appeared in the favelas of Brazil. Both videos were directed by Spike Lee.
previously banned video for the song« They don't care about us»
Fact #8: Quarrel with Paul McCartney
In 1982, ATV is experiencing a better times, but by this time had already collected a catalog of copyrights for 4000 songs, of which, by far, the most popular today are 250 composed by the Beatles. ATV decided to withdraw money from the music publishing business and sold the catalog to Australian investor Rupert Holmes a "Court. Both Yoko Ono and McCartney offered to buy the ATV catalog in 1981, but they agreed that the asking price of $ 40 million was too high.
Around the same time, Michael Jackson came to London to contribute to McCartney's album"Pipes of Pan" , recording "Say, Say, Say", which would become a No. 1 hit in the U.S. They came to the McCartney estate every evening after a day at work in the studio to dine and chat. One night, Paul pulled out a thick notebook containing copies of all the songs he had begun acquiring through his own post-Beatle publishing company. Jackson was smitten with the idea that one could own the copyright to songs as an investment. Taking the idea home, he pitched it to his lawyer, John Branca, to start looking for song catalogs to buy. Shortly thereafter, one of his first acquisitions was a series of songs written by"Sly Stewart" from Sly and Family Stone.
In 1984, word reached Jackson that the Beatles' catalog was up for sale as part of ATV Music's assets. He instructed his lawyers to purchase the songs if possible. After more than ten months of difficult negotiations, beating out four other powerful contenders, spending more than one million dollars in legal and accounting services after conducting due diligence on the catalog and its earnings, the deal was finalized and Michael Jackson became the owner of the publishing rights to what is arguably the most legendary song catalog in the world. popular music. The purchase price was $47.5 million, plus Jackson's personal presence in Australia on behalf of Holmes a "Court. McCartney and Lennon's estate continued to receive their royalties, regardless of who held the publishing rights.
It is worth noting that Jackson behaved diplomatically and allowed Paul to take time out to try to raise funds himself, and after Paul could not and began to speak critically of Michael in the press, the latter reacted extremely coldly and ordered to close the deal.
Fact No. 9. Shake hands with three US presidents without taking off gloves.
George Bush Sr and Michael Jackson
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Although celebrities protect their personal and intimate from prying eyes: they fence off mansions with tall fences and hide from annoying reporters, all the same, their actions become public. And the life of a VIP person is gradually “overgrown” with rumors, many of which are just a myth.
Everyone can stumble!
This is especially true of a rather mysterious figure - Michael Jackson. He, an eccentric genius who wears a mask and produces with his appearance incredible metamorphoses, more often than others became the “prey” of the paparazzi.
For example, when he, carrying his youngest son in his arms, stumbled, the tabloids did not fail to “pounce” on the singer - yeah, he almost dropped the baby! What's wrong with that? Anyone can trip.
Which of the many cited facts from the life of the king of pop is fiction, which are the events that took place in reality - the question. But let's try to remember some of them.
Metamorphoses with appearance
Most rumors swarm around plastic surgery legendary artist. Everyone watched with surprise as Michael turned from a dark-skinned guy into a white one with a very small, neat nose. He himself said that he “corrected” only his nose and chin. Moreover, the rhinoplasty was unsuccessful, taking painkillers and repeated surgical interventions were inevitable.
And an accident made him so reverent about his appearance: the singer almost died due to an explosion of pyrotechnics on the set of another advertisement (Michael was the “face” of Pepsi). The burns were serious. It was they who provoked the “dormant” disease for the time being. Him to genetic level passed on to her son by his mother. Vitiligo "rewards" its owner with ugly whitish spots due to changes in pigmentation.
Live to be a hundred years old
It was this incurable ailment that made Jackson become a kind of "man in a case." He was not allowed to sunbathe, and he hid under an umbrella, thick layers of makeup, wore a hat, put on thick clothes.
But the fact that he allegedly slept in a pressure chamber for the sake of prolonging his life (there was a rumor that the star was going to live up to a hundred years) is a legend. She was born because of the only case when Michael tried this device at the opening of the burn center.
Favorite pet, friend and spouse
It is well known that this man was a very generous philanthropist. But one case is rather curious. In the eighties, when Michael was at the height of his fame, he took care of a sick monkey suffering from a malignant tumor. The singer did not spare funds for the treatment of the animal, then he took the chimpanzee from the Texas hospital to his place. The humanoid "friend" traveled around the world with the patron. Then Jackson was forced to send a friend to a shelter, but he visited him, and you should have seen how the monkey rejoiced at the arrival of his savior!
Among the idols of the performer is the cult rock musician Freddie Mercury. And Michael's best friend was the star of comedies about the resourceful Kevin ("Home Alone") Macaulay Culkin. The boy became the godfather for two children of a friend, born to ex-nurse Debbie Rowe. The woman was the second wife of Jackson and, after the divorce, attempted to regain custody of the kids. They say that the singer did not stint on "compensation" (popular publications called figures from 4 to 8 million dollars). However, the offended mother repeatedly denied this information.
Unusual shoes, trips to Russia, museum exhibits
Michael invented an intricate design (and even received a patent for it) for shoes that allowed him to lean heavily ("against the laws of gravity").
The American has been to Russia twice in his life. Both concerts were held at Moscow venues in September - with a difference of 3 years (1993-1 and 1996).
The singer was only 27 when his star "shone" on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He is one of the favorite models of wax craftsmen. For example, in the branches of Madame Tussauds, 5 of his statues in luxurious clothes are exhibited. Only Madonna and Presley have one figure more.
In memory of an idol
Exotic African country Ivory Coast granted its idol high title. Since 1992, he has become not only the king of pop, but also acquired the status of "king of West Africa".
Almost 20 years - since his childhood - Michael did not perform with his brothers. The family reunion on the stage of Madison Square Garden, to the delight of fans of Jackson's talent, took place in 2001 at the 30th anniversary creative activity performer.
After the death of the greatest figure in music of the late twentieth century, his fans began to hold mass actions in memory of the idol. One of the flash mobs took place in 2008. Fans dedicated it to the anniversary of the release of the song "Thriller". More than four thousand (representatives of 10 countries) simultaneously put on snow-white gloves - the same ones that the star wore. Proceeds from the action went to charity.
Happy birthday, king of pop... Michael Jackson was one of the most talked about people during his lifetime, and a lot of information was fictitious. For the birthday of the legend, we have selected only the most truthful and Interesting Facts.
Today, August 29, the legendary king of pop music would have celebrated his next anniversary - 60 years, but, unfortunately, he passed away in 2009. Around Michael Jackson there have always been many rumors that do not subside even years after his death. We have selected for you the most interesting and confirmed facts about the singer, who went crazy for millions of fans around the world.
1. Psychological disorder
Jackson had such a problem as body dysmorphophobia, in which a person is constantly dissatisfied with his own appearance. Because of this, the singer did a large number of plastic surgeries. There are suggestions that he corrected the nose, chin, lips and cheeks. At the same time, Jackson did not officially admit to any operation.
2. Own ranch
In the late 80s, the pop singer purchased the Neverland Ranch, which has an area of 12 square meters. km. Then its price was $ 19.5 million, and after the restructuring made by the celebrity, the amount increased to $ 100 million. On this territory, Jackson built a go-kart track, an amusement park, railway, an Indian village and a zoo.
3. Scarecrow
IN adolescence Jackson landed the role of a scarecrow in the Broadway musical The Wiz. During filming, he struck up an acquaintance with music director Quinky Johnson, who eventually became his producer.
4. Spender
When Michael was at the peak of his career, his fortune was estimated at $ 500 million, and a decade and a half later he already had a debt of $ 350 million. It was said about Jackson that he earns like a millionaire and spends like a billionaire.
5. Pressure chamber
At one time, journalists and the public actively discussed that the king of pop sleeps in a pressure chamber in order to stay young longer. This is not actually true, and the myth originated after Jackson was photographed wearing it for a commercial for Captain IO.
6. Sweet ritual
The king of pop never went on stage until he drank Ricola caramel, which he dissolved in hot water. He did this to improve the sound of his voice.
7. Imaginary pedophilia
The first trial in which Jackson was accused of pedophilia took place in 1993. The singer made a mistake that had serious consequences for his life - he decided to agree to pay money to the family, which was perceived by the public as an admission of guilt. After 26 years, the grown-up boy admitted that he slandered Michael.
8. Special videos
Thanks to Michael, video clips with a plot appeared, because each of his videos was filled with meaning and carried some kind of idea.
9. Video game
From Sega came the game Moonwalker, where the main character was Jackson, who rescued kidnapped children, fighting off the main villain with signature dance moves.
10. Skin lightening
Many wondered why Jackson's skin color changes. People thought he was doing it on purpose, but it's actually the result. incurable disease- Vitiligo, in which white spots appear on the body.
11. Spiderman
The King of Pop had a huge love for Spider-Man and had a dream to play him in a movie. To fulfill his desire, Michael even tried to buy marvel comics but the deal did not go through.
12. Famous walk
Jackson is not the inventor of his favorite movement, which is repeated by millions. He just made it his calling card, no more.
13. King of Pop
This nickname is already an integral part of the history of Michael Jackson. Elizabeth Taylor first introduced him as the "King of Pop" at the American Music Awards.
14. Precious Glove
At his concerts, Jackson performed with a glove studded with stones. It was designed to emphasize hand movements. The singer created the first accessory with his own hands, using a golf glove and rhinestones.
15. Unusual dedication
Most of the songs have a dedication, so the famous Billie Jean was written about girls who accompany celebrities on tour, and after a while accuse them of getting pregnant.
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First a little boy performed on stage at the age of 5. Then he was not at all handsome, his face was strewn with pimples and ulcers.
But diligence, patience and time have done their job. Introducing Interesting Facts About Michael Jackson
During his life, Michael received 13 Grammy awards. The first African American who was able to earn such prestige from the public and achieve "bird's eye view". In addition, he entered the Guinness Book of Records as the most successful artist of all times.
As befits an African American, Michael was born with dark skin. However, he was found to have a violation of skin pigmentation - vitiligo, which was directly reflected in the color of his body. It is for this reason that Jackson did plastic surgery so often.
Jackson managed to create unusual shoes in his life, as well as patent the brand. So, thanks to his developments, shoes were created, using which, a person could lean far forward, which goes against the law of gravity.
The protagonist of the film "Home Alone" - Macaulay Culkin is a close relative of Jackson.
It was Culkin who became godfather for his kids.
For the first time, Jackson's star appeared on the Avenue of Stars in Hollywood when he was only 26 years old.
Did you know that the image of Jackson adorns several Madame Tussauds museums? More precisely 5.
All the years spent on stage, Michael's business card was his gait. Now everyone is reciting it as soon as they can. And for the first time the king himself demonstrated it in 1983 in one of the show programs on TV.
As a child, Jackson was not a very caring brother. So, having a sister, he always put his spiders in her bed. After that, the poor girl squealed throughout the house.
Taylor was one of the "closest to the king." It was she who was the first to call Michael "the king of pop". Years of unrestrained work passed and Michael was recognized as such by the whole society.
In 2009, the King of Pop died of a possible overdose. medicines. Whether it was a natural death or someone had a hand in this - for the past 5 years it has remained a secret with seven seals. Although the results of recent studies do not exclude the fact that, while taking the pills, Michael washed them down with grapefruit juice, which gives a multiple effect of a sharp increase in the effect of the drugs taken on the human body with extremely negative consequences for the patient.
However, this artist will forever remain in the hearts of many of his fans, because he is one of those who were able to turn the history of music upside down.
