L.A. Times - News — The trial of Michael Jackson's personal physician will include two haunting but starkly different depictions of the pop star's last day -- a video of him dancing and singing on stage and photos taken hours later of his lifeless body on a coroner's gu... more info

TMZ — Why the judge in Dr. Conrad Murray 's involuntary manslaughter case will allow photos from Michael Jackson 's autopsy to be used as evidence ... And, the potential damage to Murray's defense. Plus, Frank McCourt 's legal game plan to regain control o... more info

TMZ — The judge in the Conrad Murray involuntary manslaughter case has allowed prosecutors to present TWO photos taken at Michael Jackson 's autopsy to be used as evidence at trial. TMZ has learned ... one of the photos shows the pop star clothed -- while ... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — It's not clear if the moderators actually put in the wrong track -- Michael Jackson's "Black or White" has the same opening guitar riff as Foreigner's "Hot Blooded" -- or if he got started too late and was trying to cover up. Either way, this video o... more info

Guardian Music — Singer gives satirist permission to release Born This Way spoof, despite his claim that she initially rejected the trackWeird Al Yankovic has permission to make fun of Lady Gaga. In spite of repeated refusals by her management, the singer has given h... more info

NME — First single will be 'Remember Where You Were When Michael Jackson Died' more info

The Hip Hop Chronicle — Amaru Don TV speaks to Drake’s DJ, DJ Future The Prince who recalls “Big Mac Tuesday” in New York (1994) and speaks on his initial start as a DJ and Michael Jackson’s legacy as an artist.   a2a_linkname="Future The Prince Interview With Amar... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Weird Al Yankovic is known for his pop culture parodies, and he's done reworked versions of songs by everyone from Michael Jackson to Nirvana. However, one artist evidently doesn't find Weird Al's work to be funny - Lady Gaga. Weird Al announced via ... more info

NME — Late singer's estate agrees terms with charity more info

ContactMusic — Michael Jackson's estate executors have dismissed reports they've agreed to allow bosses of the Heal the World Foundation to use the King of Pop's name, insisting they are "taking back" all the Thriller hitmaker's trademarks. Reports on Tuesday... more info