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Vanity Fair, not The Enquirer or The Star, making sensational
Michael Jackson claims.
*If you thought "the media" was through messing with
Michael Jackson, you thought wrong. With claims straight
out of a super market tabloid, Vanity Fair is asserting that
Jackson allegedly wears a prosthetic nose and once paid
for a $150,000 for a voodoo curse to kill Steven Spielberg
despite crushing debt. At least that's what the
magazine reported on Monday.
In an article for its March 11 edition, the mag also
reports that Jackson bleaches his skin white because
he does not like being black. The 44-year-old singer
sometimes refers to black people as "spabooks," the
magazine said
Vanity Fair reported in the article that in 2000
Jackson attended a voodoo ritual in Switzerland
where a witch doctor promised that Spielberg,
music mogul David Geffen and 23 other people
on the entertainer's list of enemies would die.
If you think that's fugged up you ain't heard nothing
yet. The magazine is also saying that he underwent
a blood bath as part of a ritual, then ordered his former
business adviser Myung-Ho Lee to wire $150,000
to a bank in Mali for a voodoo chief named Baba,
who sacrificed 42 cows for the ceremony. (If that's
true, he needs to get his money back.)
The article says that Jackson wears a page-boy
wig and a prosthesis that serves as the tip of his nose.
The magazine interviewed a "source close to Jackson"
who said that, without the device Jackson resembles
a mummy with two nostril holes. (Now, everybody don't
let out a disappointing sigh at the same time. It might
cause a hurricane in Bali or something like that.)
According to the magazine, Jackson's extravagant
lifestyle and declining record sales have left him $240
million in debt.
The story, which relies in part on court filings
in a $12 million lawsuit against Jackson by Lee, said
that since the mid-1990s the reclusive entertainer has
relied on a series of multimillion-dollar loans to cover
his expenses.
The magazine also reported that Jackson must pay
off the principal on a $200 million loan within a few years,
which will be nearly impossible unless he sells his most
valuable asset, the Beatles song catalog. He owns only
half of the catalog while Sony Corp. owns the other half
in an arrangement that might make selling his share
difficult.
And finally, all we can say at this point is hopefully,
Vanity Fair is being fair to Michael
Here are all of the emotions I felt while reading this:
Oh yeah this is from EUR Daily Web.