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ebonyjet.com - 7/1/2009

Ebonyjet Arts and Culture

— ebonyjet.com — Exclusive: Vibe Closes Down Quincy Jones Wants It Back 2009-06-30 By Adrienne Samuels Gibbs Vibe magazine founder... Quincy Jones is distraught over the news that the famous hip-hop publication shuttered its doors today. Though no longer the owner, he ... Ebonyjet Arts and Culture

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nypost.com - 7/1/2009

MICHAEL JACKSON DEATH SHOT NOT OK

— nypost.com — > OK! magazine spent more than $500,000 on the "last" picture of Michael Jackson on a stretcher... and possibly dead -- but was it worth it? Our well-placed source says some staffers objected to owner Richard Desmond's decision to put the ghoulish... MICHAEL JACKSON DEATH SHOT NOT OK

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janefonda.com - 6/30/2009

MICHAEL JACKSON

— janefonda.com — This is the longest I’ve gone without blogging for some time. But sometimes you just have to... let life play itself out without comment. Like so many people, I have been in a wash of images and feelings about Michael Jackson. I knew him as well as one ... MICHAEL JACKSON

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Quincy Jones On The Death Of Michael Jackson: “I’ve Lost My Little Brother”
Pop Crunch — Music mogul Quincy Jones, who worked with the late Michael Jackson on numerous music and film projects throughout the ’70s and ’80s, has issued a statement on the passing of the child star turned King of Pop. Michael Jackson died Thursday afternoon at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles. He was 50 years old. “I am absolutely devastated at this tragic and unexpected news. For Michael to be taken away from us so suddenly at such a young age, I just don’t have the words. Divinity ...

Quincy Jones Won’t Attend Michael Jackson Funeral
Pop Crunch — Quincy Jones, now in his 70s, helped Michael Jackson soar to superstar status in the 1980s, after working with the late King of Pop on three platinum-selling albums; Off The Wall, Bad, and of course, the world best-selling LP, Thriller. With that in mind, the legedary producer is having a tough time dealing with the loss of his dear friend and says he won’t be attending won’t be attending the weekend funeral for Michael Jackson. “I won’t go to any more funerals as ...