Following The Michael Jackson Drug Trail
Receipts for purchases of the powerful anesthetic Propofol were found in Dr. Conrad Murray's Las Vegas office, according to search warrant records. The receipts were dated May 12, more than one month before Jackson's death June 25. Police traced the lot numbers of Propofol bottles found in Jackson's home to the pharmacy and discovered Murray bought five 100 milliliter bottles as part of a $853 order. Evidently someone wanted the drugs ASAP. Murray paid $65 to have the order overnighted to...

ANOTHER Michael Jackson Creditor!!!: PHOTO
This is completely out of control! A claim was filed on Thursday stating that the people who installed Michael Jackson 's TV and sound system in Neverland were not reimbursed for their services! Considering the bills have gone unpaid since 2003, they should have thought about this earlier!!! Video & Audio Center claim that they installed electronic audio and video equipment such as plasma TVs and speakers along with rewiring the entire house. Supposedly, they won a judgement in 2007 for...

Warrant: Drug in Jackson case came from Vegas firm
Police believe a batch of drugs blamed in Michael Jackson's death was purchased by his personal physician at a Las Vegas pharmacy, court documents released Friday show.

Michael Jackson case: Search warrant unsealed: PHOTO
A warrant used to search a Las Vegas pharmacy that shipped Propofol to Michael Jackson's resident physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, was unsealed on Friday, November 20.   Print this page Email this page A warrant used to search a Las Vegas pharmacy that shipped Propofol to Michael Jackson's resident physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, was unsealed on Friday, November 20. Photo Credit: Video Grab November 20, 2009, ( Sawf News ) - A warrant used to search a Las Vegas pharmacy that shipped Propofol to...

Warrant: Drug in Jackson case came from Vegas firm
Dr. Conrad Murray, a physician for the late pop star Michael Jackson, appears at a child support hearing at Clark County Family Court, Monday, Nov. 16, 2009, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/Isaac Brekken, pool) Associated Press

Michael Jackson's Movie Gets Help from the Past
Michael Jackson fans might be upset when they find out that the much hyped -This is It' film, documenting the late singer's final tour rehearsals, seems to have gotten a bit of help from the past. According to new reports, music experts are saying that some of the sound bytes on the movie are actually from years before. Former BBC senior studio manager Andrew Rose claims “Throughout the film sudden changes in vocal timbre suggest the dropping in of older recordings which may have...

Pam Anderson: I'm Not Dating Michael Jackson!
"He just wants me to be in a video," she tells Ellen DeGeneres

The American Invasion of Versailles
Though American artist, Jeff Koons, is singing the praises of French open-mindedness in terms of art, many see the retrospective exhibition in the Sun King’s palace as nothing short of an outrage. Whether it’s the 11-ton stainless steel sculpture covered in tens of thousands of live plants or the “Michael Jackson and Bubbles” statue in the Venus Salon, Koons’ work has definitely brought an entirely new vibe to the tourist hot spot. Some visitors are frustrated at installations