Michael Jackson, born Aug. 29, 1958, rose to fame as a member of The Jackson 5, making his debut in the group and soon emerged as the lead singer. He released his debut solo album in 1972 ...

it’s worth noting that it won the hipper-than-thou Village Voice critics’ poll for album of the year in addition to all those Grammys. Predictably, the death of Michael Jackson caused a ...

Just in time for spooky season, Michael Jackson's iconic 1983 music video for "Thriller" has surpassed one billion YouTube ...

Michael Jackson‘s Thriller had more classic hits than just about any other album. However ... This cutesy slice of soft-rock Velveeta displays all of Paul McCartney’s worst tendencies.

turning the Billboard 200 into an all-inclusive list of the best-selling albums in the country, regardless of their age. (The adjustment came after Michael Jackson’s death in June 2009 ...

Drake's Take Care is the fifteenth album to spend 600 weeks on the Billboard 200. The rapper joins Adele, AC/DC, Michael ...

The story of Michael Jackson's final day Second Jackson accuser ... the star's family were raising doubts over whether he had performed on all of the songs. "I tried so hard to prevent this ...

In this massive interview, LL Cool J talks about his new album 'The FORCE,' his unfinished LP with Dr. Dre. working with MIchael Jackson, and more.

Michael Jackson ... Katherine Jackson is seen saying in a clip for the “2300 Jackson Street” video. It's where the family lived when all of the nine Jackson children were born – from ...

Michael Jackson can be found all over the Billboard charts this week ... Claus” debuts on Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Streaming Songs chart this week. The tune opens at No. 23 on the 25-spot ...

Michael left the band in 1984 after his album “Thriller” became one of the best-selling albums of all time, winning him eight Grammy Awards as a solo artist. The Jackson 5, who in their heyday ...

Tito Jackson's family recently announced his death in an emotional message — learn all about the Jackson siblings.