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Scammers are out to cash in on the death of the King of Pop Michael Jackson. Immediately after his death last week, the Michael Jackson memorabilia went online. The number of ebay listings of Jackson memorabilia jumped from 400 just before his death to about 20,000 a day after his death. Today, visit ebay and you will find endless listings of Jackson memorabilia - from 'Rest in peace' T-shirts to hats to old concert programmes to a special edition of Time magazine on him to domain names. A domain name michaeljacksonglobaltributes.com has been listed for $9,999,999.00. And a 1982 original album of "Thriller" has been listed with an opening bid of $100,000. Indeed, business owners and consumers are turning Michael Jackson merchandise into big profit, says smartmoney.com. It tells how Moorea Wolfe, the co-owner of Clarity of... [read full story]
Published Date: 22 November 2009 The shimmering, white glove Michael Jackson wore when he premiered his trademark moonwalk dance in 1983 was auctioned off for 350,000 US dollars (£212,000) -- plus tax. Winning bidder Hoffman...
Alex Reid is reportedly lined up to appear on the final series of Celebrity Big Brother. The News of the World claims that the cagefighter, who is dating Katie Price, is in talks with the programme's producers for a £100,000...
A rhinestone-encrusted glove worn by Michael Jackson the first time he performed the Moonwalk has been sold at auction for $350,000 (£212,000). The glove, among 70 items belonging to the late singer which went on sale in New...
