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Misconceptions of Michael - Gay or Not Gay

Subject: Was Michael Lgbtq+ or Heterosexual


In Tatum O'Neal had persuaded Michael to move to an after party with her and a few friends at the guest house of Rod Stewart's Beverly Hills Home.
Rod Stewart however was not the home at the day.

A lawsuit had been filed regarding reported events that allegedly took place at the same party. According to one published report in the Celestial body Magazine.

Tatum had brought Michael, and a few other friends to the party, including model-novelist Carole Mallory.

According to the assertions of the complaint filed by Carole Mallory in her lawsuit, Alasdair reported that Tatum tried to convince Michael to have sex with her and Carole Mallory. Mallory and O'Neal were supposed to have made a pact that this evening would be "let's bed Jackson night". Mallory reportedly told O'Neal , "Well if you don't want him, I'll take him darling." To which O'Neal said" Even better, why don't we ask him to decide."

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    I&#;ve been catching up on reading lately, including Michael Jackson&#;s last few months of life. I&#;ve come upon an article published by the U.K.-based Daily Mail, under the byline of Ian Halperin. Halperin is a writer and the author of Unmasked: The Closing Years of Michael Jackson and it is slated to be released in July.

    Photo of Michael Jackson 48 hours before his death (Courtesy: Kevin Mazur)

    According to Wikipedia, Halperin is an investigative reporter who has contributed to stateside shows appreciate 60 Minutes II, and cable shows on Court TV. He&#;s written or co-authored at least nine books on celebrities like the late Kurt Cobain, James Taylor and Celine Dion.

    It was Halperin who predicted in December that Jackson was ill and would be dead within six months, according to his sources. In Touch and The Sun (U.K.) picked up the story and referenced Halperin. Of course, the Jackson camp countered that Michael was the picture of health, and he soon embarked on the ill-fated concert dates in London. Six months and one day after Halperin made his prediction, Michael J

    Published in:July-August issue.

    Leaving Neverland
    Directed by Dan Reed
    HBO

    EXACTLY FIFTY YEARS AGO, five young boys from Gary, Indiana, became pop harmony sensations. It has always been difficult separating the truth about their source from myth because Motown Records chief Berry Gordy has always understood that turning artists into legends is not just a musical process but a narrative one as adv. As the story goes, he was already jaded about the labor restrictions surrounding his first toddler star, Stevie Wonder. It was not in the company’s interest to hire more children. But talent scout Suzanne de Passe asked Gordy to provide the kids a rare minutes of his hour. Thanks to footage preserved on YouTube, we can still see what Gordy saw, as a ten-year-old Michael Jackson does an imitation of James Brown that will give you chills.

    Now, half a century after their first knock and a decade after Jackson’s death, fans are getting chills once more, this time inspired by a profoundly unflattering HBO documentary, Leaving Neverland. The four-hour study focuses on the lives of Wade R