Michael Jackson - King of POP

Young MJ

MJ with his wife Lisa Marie Presley

MJ with his sisters

Michael Jackson died today in LA. I hope the media will leave him alone and let the family have some peace.

MJ & Beyonce

MJ in Times Square , New York City

Jackson 5 ( MJ left Corner)

MJ & Madonna

MJ & Cher

Man known in the entire world

MJ & Elizabeth Taylor

MJ & Britney Spears
Most Talented person in the World

MJ & Janet Jackson

MJ & Brook Shields

This is a nice picture!!! We love you MJ

Jackson was born in 1958, the seventh of nine Jackson children, and before he reached age six he had joined his brothers in the Jackson Five. By the age of eight he had taken over lead singing duties with brother Jermaine, but there was no question who was the star of the group. Little Michael was the best dancer and singer of the bunch, but he also had the mysterious thing that record bosses and studio chiefs crave: star power. Michael appeared to be his best and most interesting self when everyone in the world was watching.

MJ In Indian Clothes Nice Kurtha

A face and music we will never forget

Mj may your soul rest in peace

MJ - Man of the Millennium

Jackson had few ambitions at the time beyond global domination, it's worth noting that "The Girl is Mine" established interracial love as a pop music theme and "Beat It" (with Eddie Van Halen's guitar solo) bridged arena rock and soul four years before Run DMC met Aerosmith. On March 25, 1983, Jackson may have reached the very peak of his fame when he unveiled his signature dance move, the moonwalk, live on the "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever" television special.

At 22, Jackson not only became one of the most admired pop musicians in the world, but one of the globe's most famous people. And his fame only increased with the 1981 release of Thriller, which was to become the best-selling album of all-time (until it was eclipsed in the late '90s by The Eagles Greatest Hits, 1971-1975.) Seven of the record's nine tracks made the Top 10, and the Quincy Jones-produced hooks remain awe-inspiring. In a cover story about Jackson and Thriller, TIME described him as "a one-man rescue team for the music business. A songwriter who sets the beat for a decade. A dancer with the fanciest feet on the street. A singer who cuts across all boundaries of taste and style and color too."

Loss for the world