This was it. The greatest concert that never happened. “This Is It,” was Michael Jackson’s farewell tour. It was supposed to be the show that brought Michael back from the dead. Instead it became a film that celebrated his musical genius after passed. The director of the film, Kenny Ortega had met Jackson in the late 1980′s and began to work with him in the early 90′s. Ortega’s perspective is compelling. He had worked closely with Michael over the past 20 years. He knew Jackson through the public dark ages of the MJ legacy. Ortega originally was the concert director who ended up in the right place at the wrong time. Continue reading ‘The Greatest Concert Never Sold’
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The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, was laid to rest in Forest Lawn cemetery one year ago following a public memorial at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. MJ’s record sales continue to spike into the stratosphere as his fans remember the life, the joy, the music! Rest easy, Brother Michael, and may you find the peace in death that you never found in life. It’s Michael Jackson Month on TomorrowPictures.TV!
Death can be a very good career move, at least if you are Michael Jackson. Since his physical demise one year ago the Jackson estate has signed a 250 million dollar deal with Sony and made over a billion dollars in posthumous sales. His brand in death (unlike in life) is permanent. It’s a comeback that has restored Jackson to the powerful peak he enjoyed in the ’80s, when albums like Off The Wall and Thriller revived the flagging music industry and made consumers far less resistant to making the transition to the compact disc. 
Last summer Chris Brown was sentenced to six months of community labor and five years of probation after pleading guilty to felonious assault on the pop star Rihanna, an incident that seemed to leave his career in tatters. But now, Chris Brown is on the comeback trail. He was once Rihanna’s man, at least until he was accused of beating her. How in the world do you mess that one up? For the past year Chris has been a villain, a bad boy and a jerk. At this years BET Awards, Chris became an entertainer again as he put on a show stopping performance that left him in tears. 
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Can’t get enough Michael Jackson? By golly, neither can we!! All Michael, all the time, that’s our motto, and it’s served TomorrowPictures.TV well over the years. If all you know is Michael’s later, bleached-white-and scary period, then let us take you back to a time when he was a lovely man with a lovely smile and a voice that could sing the birds out of the trees. Here, teamed up with uberproducer Quincy Jones, the King of Pop dons the sequined jumpsuit and drops some sweet disco-soul with his 1980 number one hit Rock with You!
