WATCH THIS: Michael Jackson’s “This is It”
Ok, so I was a bit skeptical going into this. This is Michael Jackson after all. For several years before his death all the public heard about him were stories about plastic surgery, speculations about his motherless children, and court cases involving his relationships with young boys.
But this film is about what MJ does best – sing and perform. Putting all of those other eccentricities aside, the man knows how to put on a show and it’s terribly sad that the world never got to see the finished product.
View this so enjoy his singing and dancing and all the tunes that the you’ve come to know and love.
Be sure to watch all of the extras as these have some insights into the concert that were not contained in the actual movie.
READ THIS: “Lottery” by Patricia Wood
When 32-year-old Perry L. Crandall wins twelve million dollars in the lottery, one would think his life would change for the better. But, to the contrary, the money only complicates the simple existence Perry has chosen for himself. Perry, you see, as he will tell you, is slow. Not retarded, but slow.
Surrounded by his knowledgeable Gram, his hygienically challenged boss, Keith, and a brood of money grubbing relatives, Perry struggles to sort out who is really on his side.
The plot is engaging and speaks volumes about the human condition. Perry's decision-making style and ability to evaluate relationships may cause the average individual to question his/her own abilities in these areas.
This is one of those rare books that I’ve read where I sped through a good chunk of it because I enjoyed reading it so much, but then I slowed down toward the end to savor the work. I didn’t want my time with these characters to end.
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Give it a look. See what you think.
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