Al Berry

Michael Jackson was the most famous human being on earth and the greatest entertainer of all time. When a king dies, the heir or a peer takes over the throne. The passing of Michael Jackson, The King Of Pop is a different case. Michael is irreplaceable. He was born on August 29th,1958 in Gary, Indiana to a working class family. He died on June 25th, 2009 as the undisputed King Of Pop. Michael's last days and the Memorial Service, are captured in this engaging film that pays respect to the King. As the world celebrates Michael's life and legacy, it is easy to see why he was the brightest star. As an artist and entertainer, he still looms larger than life. The King will live forever through his music. Appearances at the Memorial Service include:Usher, Janet Jackson, Jermaine Jackson, The Jacksons, Berry Gordy, Brooke Shields, Magic Johnson, Rev. Al Sharpton, Stevie Wonder and Lionel Richie.
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Length: 01:19:00
Posted: 12/12/2009

where's brothels are legal -- and who -- behind the camera -- exec produced, wrote and performed original songs on the soundtrack, and did the film's choreography. Add in a plot-twisty screenplay by award-winning novelist, libertarian journalist, and Twilight Zone screenwriter, J. Neil Schulman, who not only directed the film and wrote original songs for the soundtrack but played the supporting role of an American al Qaeda terrorist -- and got to sing an al Qaeda campfire song. Mix well with a fresh cast of talented actors including alumni of the Groundlings and the London Drama Centre; a gorgeous Shakespearean actress whose hobbies include collecting swords; a stunning Persian pop superstar; a Calvin Klein male model who did all his own stunts; a Miss Teen All American (a title previously held by Halle Berry), and an actual Nevada "working girl" ... And you end up with a one-of-a-kind independent film, defying all genre classification, which the producers have referred to as "a Jer
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Posted: 6/1/2009