Good Bye Michael Jackson
We Will Always Remember You!

After Michael Jackson died, let's take a look back at the King of Pop through the years.


(photo by Anwar Hussein/WireImage.com - January 1, 1974)

In remembrance of Michael Jackson, take a trip down memory lane with these pics from the King of Pop's past. Young Michael burst on the scene at age of 11 as a member of the Jackson 5.


(photo by Gregg Cobarr/WireImage.com - August 17, 1978)

Michael (far left) and his brothers rocked some serious fros in the '70s as they dominated the Billboard charts with hit singles such as "ABC" and "I'll Be There."


(photo by Tom Keller/GettyImages.com - September 1977)

By the time he was in his late teens, Michael was an international heartthrob and about to embark on one of the most successful solo music careers in history.


(photo by Ron Galella/WireImage.com - March 31, 1981)

The early '80s brought MJ more fame and success, along with tamer hair and famous friends. Brooke Shields accompanied Michael to the 53rd Academy Awards in 1981.


(photo by FilmMagic.com/ - 1982)

Michael's confidant and mentor, Quincy Jones, also produced his multi-platinum albums 1982's Thriller and 1987's Bad.


(photo by Barry King/WireImage.com - March 20, 1983)

Following the release of "Thriller," everyone wanted a red leather jacket like Michael's ... probably even Cher.


(photo by GettyImages.com/ - January 17, 198)

Michael and Diana Ross, former "Wiz" costars and Motown label mates, rubbed shoulders backstage at the American Music Awards.


(photo by Ron Galella/WireImage.com - February 28, 1984)

In addition to Macaulay Culkin and Corey Feldman, Jackson was pals with pint-sized "Webster" star, Emmanuel Lewis.


(photo by Barry King/WireImage.com - January 30, 1989)

By the late '80s, Michael had undergone a drastic physical transformation and introduced one of his trademark accessories - the colored armband. For a decade of chart-toppers, Michael was given the Special Award of Achievement at the American Music Awards.


(photo by Ron Galella/WireImage.com - March 25, 1991)

Michael and his fellow icon Madonna stole the spotlight at the 63rd Annual Academy Awards.


(photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com - February 24, 1993)

Michael's little sister, Janet, followed in her big bro's footsteps and became a superstar in her own right.


(photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic.com – 1994)

Michael and his wife at the time, Lisa Marie Presley, made headlines when they put on a public display of affection at the MTV Video Music Awards.


(photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com - September 7, 1995)

At the 1995 MTV VMAs, Michael was joined by Slash for a medley of "Billie Jean," "Beat It," "Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough," and "Black or White."


(photo by Kevin Kane/WireImage.com - September 6, 2001)

There's no doubt about it. Michael has influenced nearly every pop act that has emerged in the past 30 years, including 'N SYNC.


(photo by Kevin Kane/WireImage.com - September 7, 2001)

Not only was Michael an immensely talented singer, he was also one of the greatest dancers to hit the stage. We're sure Britney Spears picked up some of her moves by watching his classic videos.


(photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com - September 10, 2001)

Michael proved he still had "it" at his 30th Anniversary Celebration in 2001 alongside longtime fan Chris Tucker.


(photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com - September 10, 2001)

One of the many performers to honor Michael at his 30th Anniversary was Usher, who many consider to be Jackson's modern-day equivalent.


(photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com - September 7, 2001)

Michael and his dear friend, Elizabeth Taylor, often accompanied one another to numerous charity events and star-studded soirees.


(photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com - November 7, 2001)

Michael got the Times Square crowd riled up when he released his final solo album Invincible, which included the Top 10 hit "You Rock My World."


(photo by Michael Caulfiend/WireImage.com - June 24, 2003)

The King of Pop and the Godfather of Soul revolutionized not only RnB but the entire music industry.


(photo by Frazer Harrison/GettyImages.com - November 18, 2003)

In its heyday, Jackson's 2,800 acre Neverland Valley Ranch featured a zoo, an arcade, and an amusement park with bumper cars, a Ferris wheel, a merry-go-round, and a roller coaster.


(photo by Ed Souza-Pool/GettyImages.com - August 16, 2004)

Michael's sisters, LaToya and Janet, supported him through thick and thin.


(photo by Vince Bucci/GettyImages.com - April 11, 2005)

As did Michael's mom, Katherine, who was undoubtedly his biggest fan.


(photo by Connie Aramaki//GettyImages.com - April 29, 2005)

Despite a rocky relationship, Michael and his father, Joe Jackson, remained relatively close.


(photo by Jo Hale/GettyImages.com - November 15, 2006)

In addition to his 13 Grammy wins, Jackson received 15 World Music Awards, more than any other male artist.


(photo by Clint Brewer/Splash News - May 21, 2009)

Michael was planning to return to the stage this summer with a series of concerts at London's O2 Arena.

Good bye Michael Jackson The King of Pop..
We'll miss you... Rest in peace.

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Kristen Dunst Return For Spider Man 4

NEW YORK, New York – As Mary Jane Watson, Kirsten Dunst will return for Spider-Man 4, Todd Black (the producer) said to the New York Post.

Sam Raimi will rejoin, also Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker's really love curiosity in the latest episode in the very popular superhero contract, which is scheduled for May 6, 2011.

But, there’s no wedding bells for Peter and Mary Jane – Todd Black told the media that he was uninformed of such a subplot. At the end of "Spider-Man 3," Peter and Mary Jane had emotional - but uncertain - reunion after the movie's events drove the movie lovers separately.

In Addition, Todd Black clued at the movie's villain, shooting down online gossips that pegged of the comic book character Morbius the Living Vampire as the latest member of Spidey's rogue gallery.

Instead, Black told the Post that the villain had a important connection to the Big Apple.

"We're just coming up with who the villain is now," Black said. "We'll be shooting in New York again. Trust me, people will appreciate who we pick, because it'll be a big part of New York."

In previous movies, Spider-Man has faced off with the Green Goblin, Dr. Octopus, Venom and Sandman, leaving a number of well-known villains who possibly will make their silver screen presentation in "Spider-Man 4."

Along with the most options are Kraven the Hunter, the Hobgoblin, Chameleon, Mysterio, Venom offspring Carnage and the Lizard, whose human alter-ego, Dr. Curt Connors, had a role in the previous two movies.

Another potential foe could be New York crime boss the Kingpin - however, the character appeared in 20th Century Fox's "Daredevil" and would likely require a rights acquisition by Sony Pictures.

But the crime lord would give the film a New York connection - and would also be Access Hollywood film critic Scott Mantz's top choice.

"The Kingpin is grounded in reality, and that's the appeal of Spider-Man," Mantz said, adding another suggestion to the mix - femme fatale the Black Cat. "I'd like to see the Kingpin and the Black Cat, to stir the pot with Peter's relationship with Mary Jane."

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