Debbie Rowe Needs Jacko's Cash So She Can Sue Him

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Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe claims the singer owes her a fortune and that she desperately needs money now because she "sits on the brink of bankruptcy." In the legal papers recently filed, Rowe claims she needs $50,000 a month from Jacko for living expenses, plus another $195,000 in legal fees so she can fight the singer for custody of the couple's two kids.

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Michael Jackson: Stop Him! Before He Adopts Again

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Currently looking to add to his assortment of three white kids, Michael Jackson has been shopping around orphanages in Japan to possibly pick out another kid. Or two.

Fox News columnist Roger Friedman is reporting: "His trip to Japan was not all about publicity and quick self-gratification for a dimmed star with no fans. He toured orphanages. I'm told he's looking for children to add to his current collection of three."

His other kids are Prince Michael, 9, Paris, 8, and Prince Michael II, 4. The pop star is in a legal battle with ex-wife Debbie Rowe over custody of the two older kids and there's rumored to be some explosive revelations due sometime soon. No one knows where Jackson got the third child.

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MJ finding Neverland too expensive

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Troubled pop prince Michael Jackson has closed his home on the Neverland Ranch in an attempt to save money.

Jackson, who currently lives in Bahrain, has laid off many of his staff but has agreed to settle an outstanding $300,000 wage bill after he was fined for allowing his insurance to lapse.

The $170,000 fine was imposed in January by authorities, who ordered staff to stop working immediately until the issue was resolved.

Some parts of Jackson’s estate are to remain open as staff employed by third parties (and are therefore insured) have been allowed to continue working and security for the estate is being handled by the Jackson family.

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Jacko's Neverland Ranch is Nevermore

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Fabled Neverland Ranch, Michael Jackson's Peter Pan kingdom, has be shut down by California authorities because the pop star has failed to pay and insure his employees for months.

The singer has been fined more than $169,000 and the state's Division of Labor Standards ordered him to stop using any employee labor at the sprawling 2,700-acre ranch in Los Olivos, Calif., until he obtains workers' compensation insurance, according to a document posted on TheSmokingGun.com Web site.

Futhermore, Santa Barbara County animal welfare officials said they are monitoring the situation at Neverland and the zoo inmates - the elephants, giraffes, orangutans, tigers and a crocodile - will be removed, they said, if the feel the animals are endangered.

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Jermaine Jackson's Tell-All Was Squashed by Michael

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According to Jermaine Jackson, brother Michael used a "sperm doctor" to help his ex-wife conceived his two children. The information was revealed in a book proposal the pop star's older brother made in 2003. Michael Jackson threatened to sue his brother and ban him from the family if the book was ever published.

The eight-page synopsis, obtained by the New York Daily News, for Jermaine's unpublished book, "Legacy: Surviving the Best and the Worst," is a contradiction to Jacko's often-made claim that he himself fathered both Prince Michael I, 9, and daughter Paris, 7, in "the natural way".

Jermaine's book proposal alleges that Michael paid several million dollars to Debbie for carrying the artificially inseminated babies. In the outline, Jermaine wrote: "My brother purchased children... It is like a sanctioned black market."

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Michael Jackson's Kids Were a Business Deal

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Now that he's safely out of the clutches of US laws and living in Bahrain, Michael Jackson probably doesn't care that he has lost a court round rejecting his claim that his ex-wife Debbie Rowe gave up her parental rights.

It seems that back in October 1999, while they were married, the superstar and the nurse made an agreement that the he would get sole legal and physical custody of the two children, Michael Jr. and Paris, even though Rowe fessed up last year - then un-fessed up - that the kids aren't biologically his. It came as no surprise that, as we all suspected, it was confirmed in court documents that the whole baby making thing between Jackson and Rowe was a business deal.

This week's ruling overturn's the 2001 case that determined any parental rights Rowe might have claimed were terminated. It's confusing, but a year later, the same judge struck down his own order and determined his ruling was invalid -- because he had made a mistake by not appointing independent lawyers for the children.

And now the California Court of Appeal has just agreed with his reversal - the rights termination document is not valid, and Rowe can again petition for custody of the kids. Unless she changes her mind again, which seems to be a big problem with this woman.

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"Out of Control" Jacko is Racing to Financial Ruin

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Pop superstar Michael Jackson is facing a foreclosure of his Neverland Ranch and possibly losing the lucrative Beatles music catalog in two weeks according to news reports.

"It's a meltdown - Michael's life is on the line, physically, and his finances are in ruins because he has listened to the wrong people," a source familiar with Jackson's business crisis told the New York Daily News.

His family is said to be frantic and several of them are headed to Bahrain where the singer now lives. "Janet thinks he needs 12 months of rehab. ...Randy wants to get Michael out of the clutches of handlers who don't have his best interests at heart," said the business source.

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Michael Jackson's EX says The Kids Aren't His

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Debbie Rowe, the woman who was paid to get pregnant then sold her two kids to a pedophile who fled the U.S. and nows lives in Bahrain leaving behind said children to be raised by four nannies, yes, THAT Debbie Rowe, has come out with the shocking - shocking! - revelation that Michael Jackson is NOT the biological father of the two blonde kids.

Rowe told the Irish newspaper, The Sunday World: "Michael knows the truth - that he is not the natural father of Prince Michael Jr and Paris. He has to come clean. I have no information whatsoever about the identity of the semen donor for either child as such (semen) was obtained anonymously from a semen bank under an agreement of confidentiality."

It's well known that Jackson has limited his ex-wife's access to the kids, per a financial agreement, but now that he's left the country and left the kids behind in California, Rowe no longer feels the need to continue with the old lie.

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Jackson Undergoing "Major Work" to Look Less Freaky

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Pop singer michael jackson has undergone numerous plastic surgeries, skin lightening procedures and fashion styles, and a new report claims that he is undergoing a makeover of his effeminate image.

According to an author Michael C. Luckman, who wrote "alien rock: the rock 'n' roll connection," Jackson has been hiding out in the tiny country of Bahrain while he prepares to relaunch his career.

The author says the 47-year-old singer wants to undergo a radical transformation to make himself look more "macho" besides lifting weights and working with a personal trainer, Jackson plans to wear shorter wigs and use less make-up.
, Luckman told PageSix.com that Jackson's parents are coordinating the make-over. The singer is reportedly holding talks with a Las Vegas casino/hotel to sign a long-term deal to perform there regularly. Luckman said he expects Jackson to return to his position as the king of pop: "Michael Jackson is headed to the stratosphere. Nothing can stop him now."

Is he kidding?

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Michael Jackson To Judge: Talk to the Hand

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Another day, another child sex assault charge, and another courtroom "no show" for pop star Michael Jackson, who was fined $10,000 yesterday for failure to appear at a New Orleans Federal civil case.

Jackson was required to appear in court in July but at the time he was at home in Los Angeles too busy dealing with the Santa Monica child molestation trial to pop over to Louisiana.

The plaintiff, Joseph Thomas Bartucci Jr., claims he was 18 in 1984 when he was lured into Jackson's limousine at the World's Fair by one of the singer's employees, then held against his will for days. He also claims he was sexually assaulted by Jackson (who would have been 26 at the time) during a cross country drive to California and back. He says the memory of the incident had been "repressed" until 2003, when he saw the coverage of the child molestation charges brought against Jackson in the California case.

The judge scheduled a conference Sept. 7 to choose a trial date although it is believed the case won't go to trial. "It's very unlikely," said Jackson's lawyer Charles Gay. "There is probably a problem with the statue of limitations."