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Vincent Paterson talks about how Michael Jackson first asked him to direct and choreograph the short film "Smooth Criminal." Vincent worked closely with MJ for 15 years including numerous short films like "The Way You Make Me Feel," "Black or White," “Dirty Diana," “Blood on the Dance Floor" “Beat... show more

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Michael Jackson “Blood on the Dance Floor” short film premiered on this date in 1997, directed by MJ and Vincent Paterson who had previously worked with Michael as a dancer and choreographer on major projects like "Thriller," "Beat It," and "Smooth Criminal". The short film features a salsa dance hall setting, with MJ dancing with a mysterious woman named Susie played by Sybil Azur

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Footage from behind the scenes of the making of Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” short film The iconic short film premiered on MTV on this day in 1983. Ot became the first video by a Black artist to receive heavy rotation on the network, breaking racial barriers and propelling the Thriller album, with a shift that helped the network transition into a global cultural powerhouse and cemented MJ as a global superstar The short film introduced the famous light-up sidewalk tiles that illuminated under MJ’s feet, as well as his signature "toe stand" and spinning moves, MJ’s outfit—a black leather suit, pink shirt, and red bow tie-became an instant fashion trend worldwide Director Steve Barron recalled that the camera eyepiece literally steamed up from his own body heat due to the intensity of MJ’s instinctive, unrehearsed performance during the chorus. MJ insisted on filming in 35mm film rather than videotape to achieve a high-quality, cinematic look.

Footage from behind the scenes of the making of Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” short film The iconic short film premiered on MTV on this day in 1983. Ot became the first video by a Black artist to receive heavy rotation on the network, breaking racial barriers and propelling the Thriller album, with a shift that helped the network transition into a global cultural powerhouse and cemented MJ as a global superstar The short film introduced the famous light-up sidewalk tiles that illuminated under MJ’s feet, as well as his signature "toe stand" and spinning moves, MJ’s outfit—a black leather suit, pink shirt, and red bow tie-became an instant fashion trend worldwide Director Steve Barron recalled that the camera eyepiece literally steamed up from his own body heat due to the intensity of MJ’s instinctive, unrehearsed performance during the chorus. MJ insisted on filming in 35mm film rather than videotape to achieve a high-quality, cinematic look.

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Michael Jackson and Princess Diana met in 1988 at Wembley Stadium in London, where Jackson was performing on his Bad World Tour. The singer presented her with a charity donation as well as some tour jackets for the princes, William and Harry. Princess Diana was reportedly disappointed when Jackson told her that, out of respect, he would not be performing one of her favorite songs, 'Dirty Diana', despite the song not being about her!

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✨ Today marks 33 years since Michael Jackson took the stage at the 1993 Grammy Awards to receive the Grammy Legend Award and delivered an unforgettable speech. With humor and honesty, he joked about the press rumors that he and Janet were “the same person” and touched everyone as he reflected on how the world saw him, admitting he never thought people would find him so strange and bizarre. A moment that showed not only his greatness as an artist but also his humanity and authenticity.

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DO You know that MICHAEL JACKSON was not the first person to do the Moonwalk dance. In 1982, Jeffrey Daniels of Shalamar stunned audiences with his legendary moonwalk on Top of the Pops, HIS performance was so good that they asked him to come back and perform it again the following week. Not long after, he went on to choreograph for Michael Jackson and even taught him that very move. Michael was just lucky to have popularized it. Now that’s a dance revolution! 💫

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Jay-Z speaks on people hating on his choice to have Bad Bunny perform at the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show. On Monday (Oct. 27), TMZ caught up with Hov in New York City and asked him about the Puerto Rican singer-rapper who was recently announced as the halftime headliner for Super Bowl LX. "I don't want to talk about nothing," Jigga initially responded. When asked why people are mad at the precedent-setting pick, Jay replied: "They love him. Don't let them fool you." Bad Bunny was revealed as the Super Bowl halftime show performer last month. Jay-Z, whose Roc Nation company has served as the NFL's Live Music Entertainment Strategist since 2019, commented on the decision to pick the three-time Grammy winner. “What Benito has done and continues to do for Puerto Rico is truly inspiring, Jay-Z said in a press release about the announcement. "We are honored to have him on the world’s biggest stage." Bad Bunny is set to be the first solo Latino male artist to headline the Super Bowl halftime show. He will have a hard act to follow after Kendrick Lamar's record-breaking performance back in February.

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Zack Fonzovs, director and creator of “Hold Your Back”, talks to Taylor Gonzales about working with Hudson Williams and how he encouraged Zack to make the short film He also has more short films starring Hudson that he will release in the future “He’s just my boy. Anytime I get to collaborate with Hudson it’s just a blessing. If I feel creatively depressed, I always call him up and he inspires me with his passion. He’s one of my muses.” Full interview: “Hold Your Back” short film:

Zack Fonzovs, director and creator of “Hold Your Back”, talks to Taylor Gonzales about working with Hudson Williams and how he encouraged Zack to make the short film He also has more short films starring Hudson that he will release in the future “He’s just my boy. Anytime I get to collaborate with Hudson it’s just a blessing. If I feel creatively depressed, I always call him up and he inspires me with his passion. He’s one of my muses.” Full interview: “Hold Your Back” short film:

Hudson Williams Updates

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I asked Kevin Durant about Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show. He said Kendrick’s set including his ‘Not Like Us’ performance “meant nothing to me” and “didn’t pay attention to it” because the Eagles’ 40-22 blowout win over Chiefs was “boring” to watch.

I asked Kevin Durant about Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show. He said Kendrick’s set including his ‘Not Like Us’ performance “meant nothing to me” and “didn’t pay attention to it” because the Eagles’ 40-22 blowout win over Chiefs was “boring” to watch.

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Absolutely, this is peak Michael Jackson — the King of Pop owning the Super Bowl XXVII Halftime Show on January 31, 1993, at the Rose Bowl. That performance didn’t just entertain; it straight-up redefined what a halftime show could be. MJ stood motionless for over two minutes as the crowd lost their minds, then exploded into hits like “Jam,” “Billie Jean,” “Black or White,” “We Are the World,” and “Heal the World.” No gimmicks, no army of guests — just pure talent, iconic choreography, and that unmatched stage presence. It drew a record 133+ million viewers in the U.S. (more than the game itself in some metrics at the time), flipped the script so future Super Bowls chased big pop stars, and boosted his Dangerous album. Many still call it the greatest halftime show ever for a reason. The man’s a legend — voice, moves, vision, all of it. If you haven’t watched the full thing, drop everything and do it. Pure magic. 👑✨

Absolutely, this is peak Michael Jackson — the King of Pop owning the Super Bowl XXVII Halftime Show on January 31, 1993, at the Rose Bowl. That performance didn’t just entertain; it straight-up redefined what a halftime show could be. MJ stood motionless for over two minutes as the crowd lost their minds, then exploded into hits like “Jam,” “Billie Jean,” “Black or White,” “We Are the World,” and “Heal the World.” No gimmicks, no army of guests — just pure talent, iconic choreography, and that unmatched stage presence. It drew a record 133+ million viewers in the U.S. (more than the game itself in some metrics at the time), flipped the script so future Super Bowls chased big pop stars, and boosted his Dangerous album. Many still call it the greatest halftime show ever for a reason. The man’s a legend — voice, moves, vision, all of it. If you haven’t watched the full thing, drop everything and do it. Pure magic. 👑✨

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Taemin left SM Entertainment after 16 years, he had been with the company since he was 12. He released the Eternal album in August 2024 and begun his first world tour the Ephemeral Gaze tour which became the 9th most attended tour of a Korean pop artist of all time. He also worked with Beyonce's dance captain Ashley Everette and Kany who has choreographed for MJ, Beyonce, and Ariana Grande on his song Horizon. He also won 3 Korean Grand Music Awards for Best Artist, Best Solo Artist, and Best Popularity Artist. The Grammys also named his song Crush as one of the best songs of the year

Taemin left SM Entertainment after 16 years, he had been with the company since he was 12. He released the Eternal album in August 2024 and begun his first world tour the Ephemeral Gaze tour which became the 9th most attended tour of a Korean pop artist of all time. He also worked with Beyonce's dance captain Ashley Everette and Kany who has choreographed for MJ, Beyonce, and Ariana Grande on his song Horizon. He also won 3 Korean Grand Music Awards for Best Artist, Best Solo Artist, and Best Popularity Artist. The Grammys also named his song Crush as one of the best songs of the year

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Today’s #HudsonWilliamsFF short films are “The Ticket” and “And…Action!” Hudson also produced “The Ticket”! 🎥 Links to watch: & IMO: I love how Hudson’s character’s annoyance builds through his expressions in “The Ticket,” before he finally has enough of the other character. I really enjoyed “And…Action!,” and the way it cuts between black and white and color. Both films are a testament to how great Hudson is in comedic roles and how well he communicates through his micro-expressions. Share your favourite scene and your insights about it in the replies!

Today’s #HudsonWilliamsFF short films are “The Ticket” and “And…Action!” Hudson also produced “The Ticket”! 🎥 Links to watch: & IMO: I love how Hudson’s character’s annoyance builds through his expressions in “The Ticket,” before he finally has enough of the other character. I really enjoyed “And…Action!,” and the way it cuts between black and white and color. Both films are a testament to how great Hudson is in comedic roles and how well he communicates through his micro-expressions. Share your favourite scene and your insights about it in the replies!

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Michael Jackson’s Bad World Tour deserves to be released and celebrated in theaters worldwide! Michael Jacksons Bad World Tour started in September 1987 and ended in January 1989. While fans have seen some concerts of the first leg in 1987, they have only seen short snippets of high-quality U-Matic tape or film footage from the second and third leg of the tour. Over three decades later, the world is still waiting to see a proper HD release of the Bad Tour 1988/89. A Tour that broke world-records. We, the Fans of Michael Jackson believe it's about time to have such a release happening. Not only for our enjoyment but also for the LEGACY of the king of pop. The Bad Tour showed Michael Jackson at his peak and the world needs to see this. People of the film-crew have revealed that several shows were shot on film. Those contain at least two shows of London (Wembley), Paris, Lausanne, Liverpool & Minneapolis. Los Angeles (27. Jan. 1989) is known to be available at least on u-matic tape in a very good condition, if not even on film as well. It was revealed that in 1988 members of the crew even completely cut and color-graded a full show (16 & 35mm film) from one of the London, Wembley shows. It's also known that not all the shows were recorded on multitrack-audio. The fans wouldn't mind having an HD release with a soundboard/front of house audio mix. In addition to a HD release, a standalone Live CD of another show could be released to showcase the magic of the bad tour in HD audio as well. Members of the film-crew back then also revealed that several shows were multitracked on a soundtruck. Mentioned examples are Wembley July 16 and 15, New York, Kansas, Los Angeles (1989). We, the Michael Jackson Fan Community kindly ask you to finally give us a proper HD release of Michael Jacksons Bad World Tour 1988/89. #ReleaseMJBadTourFilm

Michael Jackson’s Bad World Tour deserves to be released and celebrated in theaters worldwide! Michael Jacksons Bad World Tour started in September 1987 and ended in January 1989. While fans have seen some concerts of the first leg in 1987, they have only seen short snippets of high-quality U-Matic tape or film footage from the second and third leg of the tour. Over three decades later, the world is still waiting to see a proper HD release of the Bad Tour 1988/89. A Tour that broke world-records. We, the Fans of Michael Jackson believe it's about time to have such a release happening. Not only for our enjoyment but also for the LEGACY of the king of pop. The Bad Tour showed Michael Jackson at his peak and the world needs to see this. People of the film-crew have revealed that several shows were shot on film. Those contain at least two shows of London (Wembley), Paris, Lausanne, Liverpool & Minneapolis. Los Angeles (27. Jan. 1989) is known to be available at least on u-matic tape in a very good condition, if not even on film as well. It was revealed that in 1988 members of the crew even completely cut and color-graded a full show (16 & 35mm film) from one of the London, Wembley shows. It's also known that not all the shows were recorded on multitrack-audio. The fans wouldn't mind having an HD release with a soundboard/front of house audio mix. In addition to a HD release, a standalone Live CD of another show could be released to showcase the magic of the bad tour in HD audio as well. Members of the film-crew back then also revealed that several shows were multitracked on a soundtruck. Mentioned examples are Wembley July 16 and 15, New York, Kansas, Los Angeles (1989). We, the Michael Jackson Fan Community kindly ask you to finally give us a proper HD release of Michael Jacksons Bad World Tour 1988/89. #ReleaseMJBadTourFilm

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29,463 views • 2 months ago

I’ve heard many stories that Michael Jackson liked video games. He had a particularly close connection with Sega, and the most representative example is Moonwalker. One of the biggest advantages of the game is that you can hear many of his famous songs in it, such as Smooth Criminal, Beat It, Thriller, Bad, and Billie Jean. I think the game itself is pretty good too.

I’ve heard many stories that Michael Jackson liked video games. He had a particularly close connection with Sega, and the most representative example is Moonwalker. One of the biggest advantages of the game is that you can hear many of his famous songs in it, such as Smooth Criminal, Beat It, Thriller, Bad, and Billie Jean. I think the game itself is pretty good too.

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On this date in 1983, The groundbreaking short film for Michael Jackson "Beat It" had its world premiere on MTV, Heavy rotation propelled the song to #1 marking a pivotal moment in breaking down racial barriers on music television. "Beat It" was the second video from Thriller to receive major rotation on MTV, following "Billie Jean," and it eventually won Record of the Year at the 1984 Grammy Awards. MJ spent approximately $150,000 of his own money to fund the video after the record label initially declined to finance the project, Directed by Bob Giraldi and filmed on Los Angeles' Skid Row. MJ wore a red leather J. Parks brand jacket adorned with multiple zippers, which became one of his most recognizable fashion statements. To ensure realism, approximately 80 actual gang members from the Bloods and Crips were recruited to appear as extras alongside professional dancers. It became a landmark in music history for its cinematic approach to street gang rivalries and its iconic group choreography.

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When Vincent Price & a young director, Michael Reeves went into a war of words during the filming of "Witchfinder General" (1968): Michael Reeves originally wanted Donald Pleasence for the part of Matthew Hopkins instead of Vincent Price. During this scene, Vincent Price gives a speech to his friend and he was really hamming it up. Now Michael Reeves went up to him and said, ‘Vinnie, please don’t move your head about.’ And Vincent said, ‘Young man, don’t move my head about. Thank You!’” “They shot the scene again and this time Michael said to him, ‘Don’t wave your arms about.’ I mean, he was deliberately doing it. So, Vincent replied, ‘Young man, don’t move my arms about. Thank You!’” “Well, they shot it again and this time, his voice goes over the top. Now there are a lot of people there playing the villagers and it’s costing a lot of money. So, Michael said, ‘Vinnie, why are you hamming it?’ Vincent Price then drew himself up to his full six-foot four and looked down upon Michael Reeves who was only six-foot one and said to him in his best stentorian voice, ‘Young man, I have made over 70 films, how many have you made?’ and Michael Reeves said, ‘Two good ones!’ Vincent Price laughed louder than anyone else and that broke all of the tension.” ("The Price of Fear: The Film Career of Vincent Price", Joel Eisner, 2013)

When Vincent Price & a young director, Michael Reeves went into a war of words during the filming of "Witchfinder General" (1968): Michael Reeves originally wanted Donald Pleasence for the part of Matthew Hopkins instead of Vincent Price. During this scene, Vincent Price gives a speech to his friend and he was really hamming it up. Now Michael Reeves went up to him and said, ‘Vinnie, please don’t move your head about.’ And Vincent said, ‘Young man, don’t move my head about. Thank You!’” “They shot the scene again and this time Michael said to him, ‘Don’t wave your arms about.’ I mean, he was deliberately doing it. So, Vincent replied, ‘Young man, don’t move my arms about. Thank You!’” “Well, they shot it again and this time, his voice goes over the top. Now there are a lot of people there playing the villagers and it’s costing a lot of money. So, Michael said, ‘Vinnie, why are you hamming it?’ Vincent Price then drew himself up to his full six-foot four and looked down upon Michael Reeves who was only six-foot one and said to him in his best stentorian voice, ‘Young man, I have made over 70 films, how many have you made?’ and Michael Reeves said, ‘Two good ones!’ Vincent Price laughed louder than anyone else and that broke all of the tension.” ("The Price of Fear: The Film Career of Vincent Price", Joel Eisner, 2013)

DepressedBergman

40,225 views • 3 months ago

Michael Jackson’s Super Bowl performance promoted peace, love, unity and protecting the children — a stark contrast from the Satanic ritual Super Bowl performances we’ve seen for the past many years! Michael Jackson’s 1993 Super Bowl performance was all about love, bringing people together and, most importantly, focused on protecting the children. He said no child should ever have to live in a world where they suffer. Now contrast this performance to all the demonic Super Bowl performances we’ve seen in recent years promoting Satanism, violence, debauchery, division and hate. MJ was not a member of the Satanic pedophile cabal. They destroyed his life for this reason. They tainted his reputation, accusing him of exactly what they’re guilty of, and then murdered him. In doing so, they also stole this beautiful soul from us who gave countless people so much joy, hope, inspiration and so much more. Never forget or forgive what they did to MJ, and what they stole from us by slandering, destroying and killing this wonderful man. MJ will be vindicated in due time as God as my witness. Here’s looking at you — Oprah Winfrey — you will pay for what you did to this Godly man who made it his life purpose to help and protect children!

Michael Jackson’s Super Bowl performance promoted peace, love, unity and protecting the children — a stark contrast from the Satanic ritual Super Bowl performances we’ve seen for the past many years! Michael Jackson’s 1993 Super Bowl performance was all about love, bringing people together and, most importantly, focused on protecting the children. He said no child should ever have to live in a world where they suffer. Now contrast this performance to all the demonic Super Bowl performances we’ve seen in recent years promoting Satanism, violence, debauchery, division and hate. MJ was not a member of the Satanic pedophile cabal. They destroyed his life for this reason. They tainted his reputation, accusing him of exactly what they’re guilty of, and then murdered him. In doing so, they also stole this beautiful soul from us who gave countless people so much joy, hope, inspiration and so much more. Never forget or forgive what they did to MJ, and what they stole from us by slandering, destroying and killing this wonderful man. MJ will be vindicated in due time as God as my witness. Here’s looking at you — Oprah Winfrey — you will pay for what you did to this Godly man who made it his life purpose to help and protect children!

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408,900 views • 1 year ago