Michael is coming to Poland on March 14
Michael Jackson is landing in Warsaw (Poland) on March 14, 2000 at noon. It is business trip connected to his Theme Park plan. He plans to leave Warsaw on March 16, in the morning. (January 2000 - Media announced that Michael's assistant Wayne Marchand visited Poland. No details were revealed. It was reported that Michael bought or is supposed to buy in the near future the area for the park in Warsaw. He is suppsed to visit Warsaw within 3 months and announce the location of the park himself on press conference. According to daily papers the park will definitely not located in Wilanów, neighter in Bemowo of course. ) source: Malgosia´s Polish MJ Website, http://priv7.onet.pl/wa/malgowiz/
7 feb
2000 mj with mickey in LA
michael was in disneyworld los angeles 2 weeks ago , with the kids and wayne
! mj hadn't his mask ,only his black fedora! he may have done the roller coaster!
:o)
jan 6 the new year eve
Michael was in neverland for the new year eve , with all the family! :o)
dec 17mj in paris
Michael was in Paris
.he staid at the american hospital in neuilly thursday 9th and friday 10th
december... Michael went there for a foot's problem (achille's heel ) .we
cannot inform you before because we wanted to check this info before.... :o)
mj is in ny now....
dec 5 1999 Michael was at Whitney Houston's Charitable Foundation last night
Michael Jackson Makes Rare Appearance It was jaw-dropping, to say the least: last night, Michael Jackson appeared out of nowhere at a fund-raiser for Whitney Houston's charitable foundation. It was at the Marriott Marquis hotel in Times Square, at a function filled with mega celebrities. Jackson, looking tall and lanky and a bit pale, with beard stubble, eschewed his usual masks, glasses, hats, and scarves. It was just him, with a couple of unimposing bodyguards. He made small talk with Whitney and hubby Bobby Brown, then took a center seat and stayed to watch performances by everyone from Petula Clark to Whitney herself. Jackson clearly wants to be back in the mainstream. New York radio star Frankie Blue, who later got an award from the foundation, said in his thank you address: "Michael, I will always be there for you. Let's have a tour and an album in America." I think the campaign has begun. More tomorrow on this extraordinary, once-in-a-lifetime event.
