Japan VIP Event (08.03.07) Pics und News

    Zitat von badwoman

    wollt dir nur sagen, dass (zumindest für mich) deine siggi net zu sehn is :such da is nur ein kreuz. :tatort
    weiss net, ob das auch den andern so geht...


    Hast Recht.. hab vorgestern alle meinen alten Homepages gelöscht, und da war auch mein Bild drauf.. war sowieso schrecklich.... entferne da kreuz sofort

    na na na !!! macht man sowas ????

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    http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/...n_N.htm?csp=34




    TOKYO (AP) — Amid a lavish party filled with fans, impersonators, orphans and handicapped children, Michael Jackson said Thursday that he wouldn't change the path of his career, despite "deliberate attempts to hurt me."


    The reclusive pop star, in Tokyo for several "fan appreciation events," was the guest of honor at a party where about 400 people paid $3,500 each for a buffet dinner, a show featuring several Japanese Jackson impersonators and a chance to take photos with Jackson. More than 100 orphans and handicapped children were invited for free.


    Wearing sunglasses and dressed in a black-and-gold Roberto Cavalli suit, Jackson appeared on the stage at the end of the six-hour party to read a brief thank you.


    He did not perform. But in comments to The Associated Press, Jackson reflected on his career, which he is trying to revive after his 2005 acquittal on child molestation charges and a series of other legal battles over his personal finances.


    "I've been in the entertainment industry since I was 6 years old," he told AP. "As Charles Dickens says, 'It's been the best of times, the worst of times.' But I would not change my career."


    Jackson, 48, appeared relaxed and comfortable back in front of his fans. He said he was not bitter over his succession of difficulties.


    "While some have made deliberate attempts to hurt me, I take it in stride because I have a loving family, a strong faith and wonderful friends and fans who have, and continue, to support me," he said.


    Those fans have been out in force since Jackson's arrival in Tokyo on Sunday.


    A screaming mob greeted him at the airport, and organizers said tickets to the two main events — Thursday's VIP party and another, larger party directed at his main fan base on Friday — sold briskly. Jackson was also scheduled to tour a U.S. Army base just south of Tokyo on Saturday.


    Jackson, one of the best-selling artists of all time, has lived abroad since his acquittal, forsaking his Neverland Ranch in California for Bahrain, France and a castle in Ireland.


    But in a telephone conversation from Las Vegas with the Associated Press in January, he said he had returned to the United States and planned to stay there for the time being.


    Even so, Japan continues to be his home away from home. This is Jackson's second trip to Tokyo in less than a year.


    "Japan is one of my favorite places to visit in the world," Jackson told the crowd Thursday, reading from a statement. "I want to thank all of you for making me the biggest-selling artist in Japan."


    Some of the paying customers Thursday said the tickets were a bit too steep. "It is expensive," said Yoko Iizuka, a copywriter who works in Tokyo. "But I've loved his music since I was a kid."


    Others were eager to fork over the 400,000 yen.


    "You can't put a price tag on this," said Jenny Sasaki, who arrived in a fur coat and sequined gown. "I love Michael Jackson, his music, his sensitivity and his humanity."


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    Good to hear that the underprivileged were allowed in for free, it makes this whole situation same more Michael like then what the US and UK press are making it sound like is a cash getting scheme.


    (gepostet von SeriousEffect/MJNewsonline)

    sorry, falls das schonmal gepostet wurde,
    aber 'good news' würden ja auch doppelt
    nichts schaden... ;Q

    OMG :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl


    Wenn das nicht Michael Jackson wäre, würde ich dieser Person dringend empfehlen, einen Termin beim Modebearter zu nehmen..:P


    Ne aber mal im Ernst: Ich glaube MJ ist der einzigste Mensch auf der Welt der sowas tragen kann...hat aber immer noch seinen eigenen Stil, zu Prozesszeiten waren da schon ganz andere modische bzw. farbliche Fehlgriffe am Start;D

    Zitat von Screamlouder

    Och ich find den Anzug wie gesagt jut! Da hat er schon ganz andere Verbrechen getragen! Immer noch Angst hat vor dem minz-grünen Jacket*


    post mal ein bild davon, weil wenn du das jetz meinst, was ich denke dann erschlag ich dich :tatort ;D


    back to topic:
    und ich hab mal wieder nix mitgekriegt, wegen griechischkurs :heulsuse :heulsuse


    danke für bilder posten, ich find den anzug so olala etzikaietzi lol ;D
    und das event, puhh ja geht schon und michael selber...auch :P
    aber wenn er glücklich is, freuts mich auch :)


    Michael Jackson poses for a photograph with one of Japanese participants to an exclusive fan events in Tokyo Thursday night, March 8, 2007. Jackson is currently in Japan to host the VIP meet-and-greet party and a fan art contest.


    Übersetzung:


    Michael Jackson 'Wouldn't Change' Career
    Michael Jackson "würde seinen Werdegang nicht ändern wollen".


    By ERIC TALMADGE, Associated Press Writer


    Amid a lavish party filled with fans, impersonators, orphans and handicapped children, Michael Jackson said Thursday that he wouldn't change the path of his career, despite "deliberate attempts to hurt me."
    Inmitten einer Party voller Fans, Impersonatoren, Waisenkindern und behinderten Kindern sagte Michael Jackson am Donnerstag, dass er trotz "wohlüberlegter Versuche, mich zu verletzten, keinen Pfad seiner Karriere ändern würde".


    The reclusive pop star, in Tokyo for several "fan appreciation events," was the guest of honor at a party where about 400 people paid $3,500 each for a buffet dinner, a show featuring several Japanese Jackson impersonators and a chance to take photos with Jackson. More than 100 orphans and handicapped children were invited for free.
    Der zurückgezogen lebende Popstar, in Tokio für mehrere "Fan-Anerkennungs-Ereignisse", war der Ehrengast einer Party, bei der jeder der ungefähr 400 Leute für ein Büfettessen, eine Show in der mehrere japanische Jackson-Impersonatoren auftraten und eine Chance, ein Foto mit Jackson zu machen, Dollar 3.500,00 zahlten.


    Wearing sunglasses and dressed in a black-and-gold Roberto Cavalli suit, Jackson appeared on the stage at the end of the six-hour party to read a brief thank you.
    Mit Sonnenbrille und bekleidet mit einem schwarz-goldenem Robert-Cavalli-Anzug erschien Jackson am Schluss der sechsstündigen Party auf der Bühne, um ein kurzes Dankeschön zu verlesen.


    He did not perform. But in comments to The Associated Press, Jackson reflected on his career, which he is trying to revive after his 2005 acquittal on child molestation charges and a series of other legal battles over his personal finances.
    Er gab keine Vorstellung. Aber gegenüber The Associated Press reflektierte auf seine Karriere, die er nach seinem Freispruch .... wiederbeleben möchte.


    "I've been in the entertainment industry since I was 6 years old," he told AP. "As Charles Dickens says, `It's been the best of times, the worst of times.' But I would not change my career."
    Ich bin in der Unterhaltungsbranche, seitdem ich sechs Jahre alt war, tätig gewesen," erzählte er der AP. "Wie Charles Dickens sagt, 'Es waren die besten und die schlimmsten Zeiten'. Aber ich würde meinen Werdegang nicht ändern wollen."


    Jackson, 48, appeared relaxed and comfortable back in front of his fans. He said he was not bitter over his succession of difficulties.
    Jackson schien entspannt und sich wohlzufühlen im Angesicht seiner Fans. Er sagte, er wäre nicht verbittert aufgrund der Serie von Schwierigkeiten.


    "While some have made deliberate attempts to hurt me, I take it in stride because I have a loving family, a strong faith and wonderful friends and fans who have, and continue, to support me," he said.
    "Während einige gezielte Versuche unternommen haben, mich zu verletzen, habe ich es spielend leicht geschafft, denn ich habe eine liebende Familie, einen starken Glauben und wundervolle Freunde und Fans, die mich ständig unterstützen," sagte er.


    Those fans have been out in force since Jackson's arrival in Tokyo on Sunday.
    Diese Fans rückten in voller Stärke seit dem Eintreffen von Jackson in Tokio am Sonntag an.


    A screaming mob greeted him at the airport, and organizers said tickets to the two main events — Thursday's VIP party and another, larger party directed at his main fan base on Friday — sold briskly. Jackson was also scheduled to tour a U.S. Army base just south of Tokyo on Saturday.
    Ein schreiender Mob begrüßte ihn am Flughafen, die Organisatoren sagten, die Karten beider Hauptveranstaltungen - die VIP-Party am Donnerstag und eine weitere, umfangreichere Party am Freitag, die sich an seine Haupt-Fan-Basis richtete - waren flugs verkauft. Jacksons Besuch einer US-Armee-Basis im Süden von Tokio ist ebenfalls für den Sonnabend vorgesehen.


    Jackson, one of the best-selling artists of all time, has lived abroad since his acquittal, forsaking his Neverland Ranch in California for Bahrain, France and a castle in Ireland.[...]
    But in a telephone conversation from Las Vegas with the Associated Press in January, he said he had returned to the United States and planned to stay there for the time being.
    Aber in einem Telefongespräch mit der Associated Press im Januar von Las Vegas aus sagte er, er wäre in die Vereinigten Staaten zurückgekehrt und plante, Vorerst hier zu bleiben.


    Even so, Japan continues to be his home away from home. This is Jackson's second trip to Tokyo in less than a year.
    Dennoch bleibt Japan fern seiner Heimat seine Heimat. Dies ist Jacksons zweiter Ausflug nach Tokio in weniger als einem Jahr.


    "Japan is one of my favorite places to visit in the world," Jackson told the crowd Thursday, reading from a statement. "I want to thank all of you for making me the biggest-selling artist in Japan."
    "Japan ist einer meiner bevorzugten Plätze, die ich in der Welt besuche," erzählte Jackson der Menge - aus einer Erklärung - vorlesend am Donnerstag,


    Some of the paying customers Thursday said the tickets were a bit too steep. "It is expensive," said Yoko Iizuka, a copywriter who works in Tokyo. "But I've loved his music since I was a kid."
    Einige der zahlenden Käufer sagten Donnerstag, die Karten wären ein bisschen zu happig gewesen. "Es ist teuer," sagte Yoko Iizuka, ein Werbetexter, der in Tokio arbeitet. "Aber ich liebe seine Musik seit meiner Kindheit."


    Others were eager to fork over the 400,000 yen.
    Andere waren ganz begierig, 400.000,00 Yen locker zu machen.


    "You can't put a price tag on this," said Jenny Sasaki, who arrived in a fur coat and sequined gown. "I love Michael Jackson, his music, his sensitivity and his humanity."
    "Man kann kein Preisschild daraufkleben," sagte Jenny Sasaki, die in einem Pelzmantel und paillettenbesetztem Kleid erschien. "Ich liebe Michael Jackson, seine Musik, seine Sensibilität und seine Menschlichkeit."


    Übersetzung Daggi/Forum_Together.homesites.de

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