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Janet and Michael JacksonJanet Jackson has said that the legacy of her brother Michael Jackson “will continue”, despite recent accusations of sexual abuse made against him. Read More: Taj Jackson attempts to defend his uncle, Michael Jackson, against the Leaving Neverland fallout Earlier this year, the Leaving Neverland documentary saw Wade Robson and James Safechuck both claim that […]The post Janet Jackson says Michael Jackson’s legacy “will continue” despite sexual abuse claims appeared first on NME.
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The Day in Pop Digest for 8/17/10
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Janet Jackson: Returns- Paris Hilton Pot Detention- Twilight Opens Big But Doesn't Eclipse New Moon- Lady Gaga The Friendliest- Idol Tour- Hannah Montana- More
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The top pop and entertainment stories for 7/6/10
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Janet Jackson: performs at Essence in New Orleans
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AP - Janet Jackson enthralled the Essence Music Festival audience Friday, kept them on their feet for more than two hours and reminded fans why seeing her in concert was worth waiting two years.
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Janet Jackson: to perform at Essence in New Orleans
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submitted by Nick Jul 2nd 2010 03:00 pm (us.rd.yahoo.com)
AP - It's been two years since singer Janet Jackson performed on a concert stage and her fans say that's been two years too long.
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Blink-182: Blink 182, Katy Perry and Janet Jackson pay tribute to Diff'rent Strokes star Gary Coleman
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Blink 182, Katy Perry and Janet Jackson have paid tribute to Diff'rent Strokes TV star Gary Coleman who died aged 42, after suffering a brain haemorrhage.
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