January 11, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C.
President Barack Obama is drawing an A-list of performers for his inaugural festivities, including a massive gala expected to draw more than 35,000 revelers.
Katy Perry, Smokey Robinson, Usher, Alicia Keys and Brad Paisley are among the stars planning to sing at Obama’s inaugural galas Jan. 21 and a children’s concert on Jan. 19. Also signed up are Marc Anthony, Stevie Wonder, John Legend and the cast of “Glee.”
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April 19, 2012
LOS ANGELES, Calif.
Melissa Gilbert and Maksim Chmerkovskiy are working hard to avoid the newly introduced Bottom 2 “dance-off” on Season 14 of “Dancing with the Stars.”
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April 17, 2012
LOS ANGELES, Calif.
Two couples faced the judges on Tuesday’s “Dancing with the Stars,” showing off their best moves in the newly introduced Bottom 2 dance-off, but one pair failed to impress the panel.
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October 11, 2011
LONDON, UK
Smokey Robinson admitted he has compassion for Dr. Conrad Murray, who is on trial in the death of Michael Jackson.
When Access Hollywood guest correspondent Tim Vincent, backstage at the “Michael Forever” the Michael Jackson tribute concert in Cardiff, Wales, over the weekend, asked Smokey for his take on the trial, currently going on in Los Angeles, the singer and friend of the late superstar called the whole ordeal a “tragedy.”
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October 08, 2011
CARDIFF, Wales
Three generations of Michael Jackson’s family - with a few notable absentees - joined an eclectic roster of entertainers Saturday to pay tribute to the King of Pop, a celebration of the late star’s life overshadowed by the Los Angeles manslaughter trial of his doctor.
On a stage shaped like a giant glove, participants performed songs from across Jackson’s career - from his childhood with the Jackson 5 through monster solo albums like “Thriller” and “Bad.”
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October 08, 2011
CARDIFF, Wales
Three generations of Michael Jackson’s family — with a few notable absentees — joined an eclectic roster of entertainers Saturday to pay tribute to the King of Pop, a celebration of the late star’s life overshadowed by the Los Angeles manslaughter trial of his doctor.
On a stage shaped like a giant glove, participants performed songs from across Jackson’s career — from his childhood with the Jackson 5 through monster solo albums like “Thriller” and “Bad.”
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