The estate of the late Michael Jackson is in the process of selling half of its interests in the singer’s music catalog. The deal is reportedly in the range of $800 million to $900 million ...
The Michael Jackson estate is in the process of selling half of its interests in the legendary singer’s music catalog in a deal in the $800 million-$900 million range, three sources confirm to ...
Michael Jackson Estate Reportedly Approaching $800M to $900M USD Sale of Music Catalog ...
Billboard estimates that the Michael Jackson recorded master catalog averaged nearly $44 million in annual revenue over the last three years. Since Jackson owned his masters (he likely got them ...
Like most households in America, I definitely grew up on the Jackson 5’s catalog and definitely ... To think that, for this kid, Michael Jackson is as big of a deal in 2023 as he was back ...
Michael Jackson and his estate have signed a seven-year deal for 10 projects with Sony that is valued at as much as $250 million, reports say. that is valued at as much as $250 million ...
Michael Jackson’s mother Katherine has filed a confidential ... The executors filed the details of the deal under seal. However, they noted, “The executors believe they have the power and ...
Jaafar Jackson, the son of Michael Jackson's brother Jermaine Jackson, has been tapped to play his famous uncle in an upcoming biopic. See what the 26-year-old had to say about being "honored." ...
Michael Jackson has proudly admitted sharing his bed with children. He says he sees nothing wrong with a 44-year-old man having such relationships. And insisting there is 'nothing sexual' going on ...
Los Angeles, Feb 8 (IANS) The Michael Jackson estate is in the process of selling half of its interests in the King Of Pop's music catalog in a deal in the $800 million-$900 million range. Three ...
But now, most of the families have moved abroad The Michael Jackson estate is in the process of selling half of its interests in the King Of Pop's music catalog in a deal in the $800 million-$900 ...
