“I enjoyed his sense of humor,” she said. “People rarely realized how funny Teddy was. I think people knew he was spoiled and everything, but he had a great sense of humor. Teddy and I were both Aries, and I kind of could kind of boss him around a little bit, when nobody else could. I will miss him, because every time Teddy got engaged, he’d call me up [and say], ‘Baby Girl, I’m getting ready to get married,’ and I’m like, ‘Every three months, Teddy, you’re ready to get married!’”
Stating with conviction that, “The best thing in life is being a mother,” Mills, who has completely dedicated her life to raising her 9-year-old son, Farad, is gradually stepping back into the spotlight. In addition to her upcoming album, she is considering a return to her roots in live theater and would love to provide the voice for a character in an animated feature film.
In the meantime, the revered and respected entertainer is confirmed to appear on the NBC “10!” show at 11 a.m. on Friday, May 21, and is excited about the opportunity to inspire the next generation of artists. She said in conclusion, “It’s been a long time since I’ve been to a music conference, so I’m really looking forward to it.” For a full list of workshops and panelists at Radio One’s Third Annual Music and Entertainment Conference, visit TheBeatofPhilly - 100.3 The Beat.
Stephanie Mills talks about Michael
That's what she said in Jet magazine in 1980:Quote:
''I'm just now beginning to feel the loneliness of the road,'' she confides. ''I can be very lonely. When you're out there, you don't have someone to come and talk to and share all the special things that are special to you. Family is one thing- they give you one kind of love. But they can't give you the kind of love you need when you get older. You know, a love that's special, where its just you and that person and nobody else.''Its like having a true friend, whether it happens to be your boyfriend or your husband. Right now I don't have anyone. I keep asking myself why, but he hasn't come around. If I get married it'll probably be someone in the entertainment field in some way,a director or producer if not a performer. Maybe I'll never get married. I don't know.''
Michael planuia sa aiba copii cu Debbie inca din 1993!!!
Aceasta pictura a fost realizata in 1993, iar simbolistica ei ne arata, la punctul 10, ca el o cunostea deja pe Debbie si aveau deja planificata conceperea copiilor....
Si ar mai fi niste amanunte din perioada 1992-1993, care se leaga si care ne dau de inteles ca era dornic sa devina tata...prea dornic inca...
May/June 92: He's going to "be with" a coordinator/model named Melissa.
Late 92 and/or early 93: Making plans to have a baby with Debbie.
Feb. 93: Telling Oprah he's dating Brooke and he's in love with her. Taking her to the Grammy's. Also, isn't this the time when Brooke says that he proposed to her and wanted to adopt children with her?
March 93: Hanging out with the Chandler family all the time. Possibly in a relationship with June. Being her kids' new Daddy and buying them gifts and taking them around the world.
May 93: Dating LMP and taking her to public events"
By Kevin D. Thompson | Arts and Culture, Music | July 02, 2009
Michael Jackson painting.
The list reads like a Who’s Who on the World Stage: Elvis. Elizabeth Taylor. Princess Grace. John F. Kennedy. Frank Sinatra.
The Sultan of Brunei.
One name, however, stands out.
Michael Jackson.
Cowan, a 77-year-old West Palm Beach resident, painted the King of Pop four times in the early ’90s, and visited Jackson’s Neverland ranch. This 80×40 oil canvas Cowan painted in 1993 was one of Jackson’s favorites. The late singer paid $30,000 for the portrait and hung it next to his baby grand piano at Neverland. He also was interviewed in front of the painting by Oprah Winfrey.
Originally, Cowan painted two German shepherds in the lower left-hand corner. But that’s not what Jackson wanted.
“He calls me in this very sweet voice and says, ‘I don’t really like dogs, I like monkeys. Could you paint me a monkey?’” Cowan recalls. “He wasn’t demanding. He was so sweet and nice asking about it.”
Cowan remembers Jackson as very shy and great to work with.
“He was absolutely wonderful,” Cowan says. “It was very exciting hearing your own name said by one of these famous voices.”
Why painting Jackson was like working with a king:
“He lived in this fantasy world and if he didn’t like something, you felt as if he could behead you. But the way he does it is by not calling you again. And somewhere along the line he stopped calling me and I thought I had been beheaded.”
What it was like at Neverland:
“I asked him about composing music and he took me to this tree where he would write a lot of his songs. I rode around on the train and I loved all the children. The child in me could totally accept that. I have twin sons so I love to be around little kids, too.”
What struck him most about Jackson:
“He looked really good. He had gone lighter, but he wasn’t pure white. He had his nose done, but it was a marvelous-looking nose.”
His reaction to Jackson’s death:
“It was the best thing for him. All of these bad things were going on around him. I don’t think he was capable of a comeback and people are cruel now. If he had gone on and done those shows, and he didn’t dance like he was 21 years old, he would’ve been torn to bits. It was the proper time for him to go. Now everybody will remember him and think of him in his 30s forever.”
ON THE WALL:
Ralph Cowan discusses the symbols in his Jackson portrait
1. The writing: ‘It says, “I’m a multidimensional creature going thru the Earth experience to learn in slow-motion the consequence of thought.” I was learning to meditate at the time and was reading different spiritual books.’
2. The suit of armor: ‘Michael was very, very sensitive and he got upset when people said bad things about him. If he wore armor, he would’ve been protected.’
3. The red cape: ‘It means royalty. He was a king. The King of Pop.”
4. The monkeys: ‘It’s not supposed to be Bubbles (Jackson’s pet chimp). I had two dogs in the original portrait, but Michael said he didn’t like dogs. He liked monkeys.’
5. The silver urn: ‘It represents all the awards he has.’
6. The parrot: ‘It represents the many imitators of his voice and movement.’
7. The young Chinese girl: ‘He saw children as angels until they grew up, and he didn’t want to be around them (then) because they had egos.”
8. The space shuttle: ‘When he goes to dance and perform, he goes into outer space.’
9. Jesus: ‘Michael was a Jehovah’s Witness, but he liked to talk about Christ and how great Christ had been to him.’
10. The woman in the white dress: ‘He told me he was seeing this nurse about something and that something magic was going to happen. What was happening was she (Debbie Rowe) was carrying the babies or they were making the deal to do it, so I painted a nurse that looks like an angel.’
Michael =,,dirty man''
Un fan,Dangeurous Incorporated,a strans cateva remarci ale unor oameni care au fost in apropierea lui Michael si care arata clar atat umorul lui cats i modul de raportare ,reactiile in fata unor fete....Mie mi s-a parut haios ,dar adevarat:
- Mark Lester: ‘We’d go out for dinner or a coffee and he would notice women walking past and say, ‘She’s so cute, she’s got a nice tush,’ but then he would be very apologetic.
- A Bodyguard for Michael Jackson in Berlin 1988 (rough translation): When we were riding around in a car in Berlin, Michael would look at the women in miniskirts and high heels …”Look at her hips!” and “Look at her ass!” Michael would say.
However, when we passed the girl in question he realized she was a 50 year old woman.
It is needless to say that Michael and I had a good laugh about that. It goes without saying that Michael is pro ass?
- Tatiana on shooting TWYMMF with Michael:By our fourth take, the heel of my boot was caught in the cars upholstery and Michael put his hand on my leg to help pull it out. It blew my mind that he had actually touched my leg, which I pulled away and began to tumble out of the car falling on my butt and hard too! Michael started laughing hysterically as Joe Pytka yelled, “Get up, keep it going, keep it going, and don’t stop.” As I did, Michael got out of the car and started wiping my butt off.
- Tatiana on the kiss: As I stepped up to him and put my arms around his collar, he looked deep into my eyes, almost as though he was challenging me. Then he did this sexy little thing where he bit his bottom lip. I placed my arm around his waist, and I landed a kiss right on his smacker!
Never for a moment did I feel this was one-sided, as he at this point, put his left hand on my rear.
- Michael Lovesmith, former fellow Motown recording artist: “Don’t believe the nonsense about Michael being gay and stuff. When there were girls around he’d talk about them to the guys and run around pinching their asses and then run away. He was a real funky street dude, know what I mean?”- Aaron Carter: However, Carter insisted that he thought Jackson liked women.
“He’ll see a girl and comment on her,” Carter said, “or want to touch her [bottom]. He likes girls.”
- Becky Barksdale, lead guitarist for Michael during the Dangerous ... Barksdale recalled a concert, in a town she can’t remember, where she got an unexpected surprise from the Man in the Mirror.It was during Jackson’s mega-hit Beat It, as she ripped through the Eddie Van Halen riffs made famous on MTV. Concentrating on the song, Barksdale was paying attention to little else.
“I came out front with him and we were dancing around and playing guitar, and he was right next to me,” she said, encouraging fans to visit her website to look for photos of the two together. “We never really had any contact with each other. We’re doing the show, night after night after night. One night, I think we were in Buenes Aires, or Chile, I can’t remember which … I had my eyes shut and I’m playing guitar, doing a guitar solo. All of a sudden I feel something on my butt.
I was like, ‘Oh my God, some crazed fan had somehow gotten past security and was on stage. But he was just having fun with me. I turned around and I saw that it was him, and my jaw dropped. And the drummer, I think he skipped a beat because he was laughing so hard,” said Barksdale, who beat out hundreds of other guitarists in a closed audition to win the right to stand on stage with Jackson during the tour.
Kai Chase, his personal chef during the last months: Interviwer: Did he ever flirt with you?
Kai: Oh yeah, he would flirt you know, in his own charming way. I remember Prince coming into the kitchen, “daddy wants to know when dinner’s going to be ready?” I said, “It’s going to be ready at 6:30.” “Okay, well when it’s ready can you come and set it on th table.” So I’m in the dining room and I’m putting the dishes down and the food and whatnot and he walks in. I have menus on the table for the kids to see. So I’m leaving the area and I have on my chef’s uniform, the chef’s jacket and on the back there’s a little openning at the back of the apron. So I have my white jeans on and I remember as I’m walking out, I turn around just to see and all of a sudden “psshht” his head turned and it was right on my tush. I was like okaaaay.
Interviewer: Fair to say that in that moment the King of Pop was reading more than one menu at the same time.
Kai: (laughing) I think so.
- Myspace post from someone who knew him: I’ll never forget the first thing he asked me was about my aunt. He had a thing for my Aunt J in the 80′s. She was ten years older than him and about 100 pounds heavier than him. She had always been pretty big and curvacious, most of her weight settling towards her lower body. It cracked me up that after all that time he was still checking for her. My mother had always told me that she thought Michael was some kind of undercover freak. He tried to be a shy boy in his younger days but he often got caught stealing some peeks. As she says, she thinks Michael was an “ass man.”
Carry, a friend of Diana Ross’ in the 80s: I have caught him staring at Diana, not just her butt(which he did at times) but just her and he would have this smile on his face.
- A Bodyguard for Michael Jackson in Berlin 1988 (rough translation):
When we were riding around in a car in Berlin, Michael would look at the women in miniskirts and high heels …”Look at her hips!” and “Look at her ass!” Michael would say.
However, when we passed the girl in question he realized she was a 50 year old woman.
It is needless to say that Michael and I had a good laugh about that. It goes without saying that Michael is pro ass?
- Tatiana on shooting TWYMMF with Michael:By our fourth take, the heel of my boot was caught in the cars upholstery and Michael put his hand on my leg to help pull it out. It blew my mind that he had actually touched my leg, which I pulled away and began to tumble out of the car falling on my butt and hard too! Michael started laughing hysterically as Joe Pytka yelled, “Get up, keep it going, keep it going, and don’t stop.” As I did, Michael got out of the car and started wiping my butt off.
Tatiana on the kiss:
As I stepped up to him and put my arms around his collar, he looked deep into my eyes, almost as though he was challenging me. Then he did this sexy little thing where he bit his bottom lip. I placed my arm around his waist, and I landed a kiss right on his smacker!
Never for a moment did I feel this was one-sided, as he at this point, put his left hand on my rear.
- Michael Lovesmith, former fellow Motown recording artist:“Don’t believe the nonsense about Michael being gay and stuff. When there were girls around he’d talk about them to the guys and run around pinching their asses and then run away. He was a real funky street dude, know what I mean?”
- Aaron Carter:
However, Carter insisted that he thought Jackson liked women.
“He’ll see a girl and comment on her,” Carter said, “or want to touch her [bottom]. He likes girls.”
Becky Barksdale, lead guitarist for Michael during the Dangerous World Tour:Barksdale recalled a concert, in a town she can’t remember, where she got an unexpected surprise from the Man in the Mirror.
It was during Jackson’s mega-hit Beat It, as she ripped through the Eddie Van Halen riffs made famous on MTV. Concentrating on the song, Barksdale was paying attention to little else.
“I came out front with him and we were dancing around and playing guitar, and he was right next to me,” she said, encouraging fans to visit her website to look for photos of the two together. “We never really had any contact with each other. We’re doing the show, night after night after night. One night, I think we were in Buenes Aires, or Chile, I can’t remember which … I had my eyes shut and I’m playing guitar, doing a guitar solo. All of a sudden I feel something on my butt.
I was like, ‘Oh my God, some crazed fan had somehow gotten past security and was on stage. But he was just having fun with me. I turned around and I saw that it was him, and my jaw dropped. And the drummer, I think he skipped a beat because he was laughing so hard,” said Barksdale, who beat out hundreds of other guitarists in a closed audition to win the right to stand on stage with Jackson during the tour.
Kai Chase, his personal chef during the last months:Interviwer: Did he ever flirt with you?
Kai: Oh yeah, he would flirt you know, in his own charming way. I remember Prince coming into the kitchen, “daddy wants to know when dinner’s going to be ready?” I said, “It’s going to be ready at 6:30.” “Okay, well when it’s ready can you come and set it on th table.” So I’m in the dining room and I’m putting the dishes down and the food and whatnot and he walks in. I have menus on the table for the kids to see. So I’m leaving the area and I have on my chef’s uniform, the chef’s jacket and on the back there’s a little openning at the back of the apron. So I have my white jeans on and I remember as I’m walking out, I turn around just to see and all of a sudden “psshht” his head turned and it was right on my tush. I was like okaaaay.
Interviewer: Fair to say that in that moment the King of Pop was reading more than one menu at the same time.
Kai: (laughing) I think so.
- Myspace post from someone who knew him:I’ll never forget the first thing he asked me was about my aunt. He had a thing for my Aunt J in the 80′s. She was ten years older than him and about 100 pounds heavier than him. She had always been pretty big and curvacious, most of her weight settling towards her lower body. It cracked me up that after all that time he was still checking for her. My mother had always told me that she thought Michael was some kind of undercover freak. He tried to be a shy boy in his younger days but he often got caught stealing some peeks. As she says, she thinks Michael was an “ass man.”
- Carry, a friend of Diana Ross’ in the 80s:I have caught him staring at Diana, not just her butt(which he did at times) but just her and he would have this smile on his face.
Why pop's Thriller is a lady killer?- REVISTA,,US"-1984
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