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With a new album out, Beyonce is everywhere these days. From the cover of magazines to PSAs, the triple threat is working hard to promote 4. But when it comes to  her involvement with the  Michael Forever: The Tribute Concert, it looks like the artist simply wanted to honor one of her idols.

Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green are just two of the names attached to the Michael Jackson tribute taking place in Wales on October 8.

How popular is Katy Perry right now? She’s already obliterated the sophomore jinx by selling five million copies (and counting) of her latest album, ‘Teenage Dream’…and she might tie a record in the process. With four number one singles from ‘Teenage Dream’ — ‘Firework,’ ‘E.T.,’ ‘California Gurls,’ and the title track — Katy’s one hit away from reaching Michael Jackson’s record for most chart-topp

A tribute concert in honor of Michael Jackson will be held October 8. Jackson’s mother, Katherine, and siblings La Toya, Tito, Jackie and Marlon were all on hand to make the announcement Monday in Beverly Hills. The show is scheduled for the 40th anniversary of Jackson’s first solo single, ‘Got to Be There.’

According to PopCrush, the iconic leather jacket that Michael Jackson wore in his famous ‘Thriller’ video sold for $1.8 million over the weekend at Julien’s Music Icons auction. The jacket went to bidder Milton Verret, a Texas-based commodities trader, who says he will show the jacket “around the country in a tour that will help raise money for children’s charities.”

This weekend we remember the music of Michael Jackson on the anniversary of his passing. The King of Pop defined the music of the MTV generation. And the influence is just as strong with the YouTube generation. Check out the 5 most creative Michael Jackson remixes, mash-ups and covers from YouTube...

Some previously unreleased demo tracks recorded by Queen frontman Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson will soon be coming to your earbuds.  The songs are "State of Shock" and "Victory." "State of Shock" was released as a duet with Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger, but I think you'll really dig this version with Freddie Mercury...