L.A.-based AEG invested between $25 million and $30 million in the pop star's comeback. But insurance, a commemorative ticket and rehearsal footage may instead prove profitable.
Michael Jackson's death stunned the Los Angeles-based concert promoter shepherding his most recent comeback, but what first seemed a devastating financial blow could turn into an unexpected boon.
L.A. Times - News — L.A.-based AEG invested between $25 million and $30 million in the pop star's comeback. But insurance, a commemorative ticket and rehearsal footage may instead prove prof... more info
L.A. Times - News — A spokesman for the singer's family said 11,000 tickets will be distributed for the 10 a.m. event, which will be free. City officials are concerned about security and log... more info
Detroit Free Press —
Tuesday is the big day and the big event is definitely happening in Los Angeles. However, TMZ.com says the Jackson family still hasn't decided whether the Michael J... more info