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she so beautiful thanks for the pics, i love how her eyes blend to match what she's wearing.

does she live in NYC yet?

Thank you, i thought he had a thread but i couldn't find it so i started a new one.

Spike Lee Plans Michael Jackson Film 4/24/2010 6:39 PM ET A new Spike Lee film centered on Michael Jackson will reportedly star Samuel L. Jackson. Speaking at the press day for his latest film, Mother and Child, the actor said that the film is based on a tribute concert that was planned in Brooklyn following the death of the King of Pop. "He's written a movie about these folks who want to have a big concert in a Brooklyn park for Michael," Jackson said of Lee. "And the new gentrified people that live in the neighborhood are worried about the kind of element that might be coming into the neighborhood." Jackson revealed that the title of the film will be Brooklyn Loves Michael Jackson. The Snakes on a Plane star also said that he met with Lee for lunch the day after the Academy Awards, which is when he read the script and agreed to do the film. "We had a power meeting," Jackson said. "We talked about it and I read the script. I like it. So it should be okay." Lee reportedly took the death of Jackson extremely hard. Jackson stated, "Spike said he was bent out of shape about Michael Jackson for a long time."

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Michael Jackson Cirque Du Soleil Show Details Revealed 'The entire catalog is open to us ... [his unreleased songs] could also be a part of our new shows,' Cirque CEO Daniel Lamarre says. By Larry Carroll BEVERLY HILLS, California — Since his shocking death, Michael Jackson's estate has seen an unprecedented level of earning, putting the King of Pop on a trajectory that rivals music's all-time greatest entertainers. Montreal-based Cirque du Soleil has spent the last few years staging elaborate tribute shows to the likes of Elvis and The Beatles. If any doubt remained that MJ belongs on that legendary level, the two entities are now joining forces for a series of groundbreaking shows that will entertain, embrace and establish the iconic superstar. "We came to an agreement with Michael Jackson's estate to create and produce two shows," Cirque du Soleil President and Chief Executive Officer Daniel Lamarre revealed to MTV News. "One show is going to be an arena show at the end of 2011 and will tour for one year in North America and then tour around the world for many years to come. At the end of 2012, we'll also open a permanent show in Las Vegas." The overall effort is referred to only as the "Michael Jackson projects" for the time being, and as anyone who has seen such Cirque shows as "Ka," "Love" or "Viva Elvis" will tell you, the company isn't lacking when it comes to production spectacle. The Estate of Michael Jackson and Cirque du Soleil will each own 50 percent of the projects, sharing equally in the cost of creating, developing, building and producing the shows; the Michael Jackson estate will also receive royalty payments for the King of Pop's music. "The entire catalog is open to us ... we don't know [which songs we'll use] yet, but obviously all of the people will be looking for the big hits of Michael Jackson; we don't want to avoid that," Lamarre said of plans to incorporate not only classics like "Thriller," but also never-before-heard tunes. "We want to make sure that we will meet musical expectations from the fans. At the same time, [Michael Jackson estate executors] John McClain and John Branca are also that they want to make with Sony music — and that could also be a part of our new shows. "There will be two different approaches," he explained of the distinction between the MJ/Cirque shows. "For the arena show, there will be a simulation of a concert of Michael Jackson, and we will use some technology to make sure that people feel and see the presence of Michael Jackson. "The new technology that we want to bring to [the permanent] Vegas [show] will be more theatrical," he said, adding that although the show doesn't have a home yet, it will be in one of the MGM Mirage (Bellagio, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, Monte Carlo) hotels, which will likely be retro-fitted with Michael Jackson-themed elements within its hotel and casino. "They will see Vegas become the home of Michael Jackson and people will come from all over the world to experience the uniqueness of the technology that we want to bring there." Some might wonder how anyone could hope to revive such a unique performer onstage — Lamarre said the answer is to simply bring back the man himself. "I think we can use some 3-D technologies and hologram technologies to allow people to see Michael Jackson onstage," he said of Cirque's intriguing idea to put Michael alongside the living, breathing Cirque performers. "If you are an MJ fan, you want to see him, and we have to find the best, most innovative way to bring Michael onstage." As for the plot or theme of either show, Lamarre said, "We're not there in terms of the creative process, but normally we don't like to be literal," shooting down any notion that the show would play like a biopic or narrative about MJ's life and death. "I would like to think it would be more of a theatrical tribute to Michael. We don't necessarily think of chronology or story lines or anything. It will be more of an extravaganza-type of show, like Michael used to do." Michael Jackson Cirque Du Soleil Show Details Revealed - News Story | Music, Celebrity, Artist News | MTV News

lol luiz smile looks like the joker here

*sqeals like a school girl*

Vogue MEN China S/S 10 Match Print thanks to modelhommes

lookin good...

he's beautiful, very manly...i like!

ana looks so beautiful, her walking thru the streets could be a photoshoot!

lovely photos, i love mathias!

^ thanks

She looks great, the baby is adorable!