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The two-story home at 1872 Cambridge Hills Court in northwest Reno, currently listed as a foreclosure, is a comfortable mix of formal and family styles at a price of $198,000. Built in 2001, the home features a formal living room that has soaring cathedral ceilings with tall windows on three sides; some with wide-slat, white plantation-style ...
Michael Jackson's father Joe Jackson said in a press conference outside his home Monday that the family was planning a large public funeral for the deceased singer.
*Michael Jackson died of a heart attack which may or may not have been caused by his use of prescription drugs.
But could his death have been a kind of indirect suicide? Michael was unhappy for decades and I keep wondering if he had lost enthusiasm for life itself.
He certainly had lost his passion for performing. Michael Jackson spent the past several years running away from work -- even though he was being crushed by a mountain of debt (estimated to be over $400 million). Michael didn't do anything to promote last year's 25th anniversary of "Thriller." No TV special, no all-star concert, nothing.
Casino tycoon Steve Wynn wanted to build a huge Las Vegas extravaganza around the King of Pop, but Michael passed on that opportunity.
The prince of Bahrain (who let Michael and his kids flop at his castle for over a year) signed a deal with Jackson for a new album, a movie and a world tour. Michael fooled around in the prince's studio but never finished any music so the prince got in line with all the other creditors who are suing Jackson.
*Katherine Jackson was granted temporary guardianship of Michael Jackson's three children on Monday, and filed additional papers seeking to be named administrator of her late son's estate to ensure that his kids are its beneficiaries.
The mother of the late pop icon filed papers for guardianship on Monday morning and her request was approved for her to look after her grandchildren temporarily, the Associated Press reports. The papers were filed in Los Angeles Supreme Court and a hearing has been set for August 3.
Reno police say a burglary occurred at the Our Lady of the Snows School early Thursday morning and are seeking the public's help in the investigation.
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