E! Online — In the end, Michael Jackson once again beat it. The King of Pop managed to avoid a showdown with a sheik of Bahrain in a London court, reaching a last-minute settlement in a $7 million... more info

Undercover, Australia — Michael Jackson has closed the latest chapter in his legal woos by settling out-of-court with Sheikh Abdulla bin Hamad al-Khalifa, the son of the King of Bahrain. more info

ContactMusic — MICHAEL JACKSON's older brother TITO is launching a career as a solo artist - at the age of 55. The former Jackson 5 hitmaker has not released a track since The ... more info

BBC NewsJackson spokeswoman: singer, sheik settle lawsuitThe Associated Press - 1 hour agoLONDON (AP) - Lawyers for Michael Jackson have reached a settlement with a Bahraini sheik who says the singer owes him $7 million after breaching a signed contr... more info

Newsday — LONDON (AP) _ Lawyers for Michael Jackson have reached a settlement with a Bahraini sheik who says the singer owes him $7 million after breaching a signed contract, the pop star's spokeswoman said Sunday. more info

Guardian Music — Michael Jackson has reached an out-of-court settlement with the son of the King of Bahrain over a £4.7m lawsuit, and will not attend court in London today, his spokeswoman said last night. Jackson was scheduled to take the witness box at the Royal C... more info

Sky News — Michael Jackson has settled a multi-million pound dispute with an Arab sheikh out of court. more info

ContactMusic — MICHAEL JACKSON's legal team have made a settlement in principle with an Arab sheikh who sued the King of Pop for breach of contract. Sheikh Abdulla bin Hamad Al Khalifa ... more info

The Independent — Lawyers for Michael Jackson have reached a settlement with a Bahraini sheik who claimed the singer owed him $7 million after breaching a signed contract, the pop star's spokeswoman said yesterday. more info

The Daily Mail — He is due to take the stand this afternoon, and people on his team say that he won't be in a wheelchair or a surgical mask, but in a suit and shades and looking - as far as possible - like a 'regular guy'. more info