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    both recount the iconic performance of “Billie Jean” at Motown 25 by Michael Jackson in a very intriguing way, the passion and dedication of Michael Jackson comes across extravagantly in both cases with their move-by-move breakdown of the dance routine, in-depth analysis of the meaning of the song, and their respective comparisons to Michael's role models or peers. Jefferson and Knopper both explain every dance move that michael performs while he sang “Billie Jean” the motive seems to be the…

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    and Michael Jackson “The King of Pop” and how they changed the music industry. Elvis Presley was born on Jan 8, 1935 to Gladys and Vernon Presley in East Tupelo, Mississippi. Unfortunately at the time of birth Elvis’s twin brother Jesse was stillborn, and Elvis grew up an only child. While Michael Jackson was born on Aug 29, 1958 to Katherine and Joe Jackson in Gary Indiana. Michael grew up in a large family with nine siblings, five brothers and six sisters. Although both Elvis and Michael…

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    his soon-to-be famous dance move the moonwalk. Jackson created the dance himself and choreographed the dance sequences for the video “Beat It.” His most elaborate video was for the albums title track. John Landis directed this horror-tinged video. It featured complex dance scenes, special effects, and a voice-over by actor Vincent Price. The video for “Thriller” became immensely popular, boosting sales for the already popular album. (Michael Jackson Biography) It stayed on the charts for…

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    Knowles and Michael Jackson. These two American singers are the biggest influencers for me up to do date, and as a matter of fact, they probably will always be. I finally decided upon choosing Michael in the end, for the different reasons. First, I virtually grew up with Jackson influences all around me because my mother would always watch his music videos, his interviews, and play his music in the car...I was “exposed” to him at a young age, if you will. Second, I knew that Michael was a…

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    Through many international influences via music in 1980’s, it has been made clear that the world’s influences on Australian pop culture and society has been quite significant. The Australian music scene was majorly dominated by American and British influences in the 80’s, resulting in large overseas influences on society. Let’s take a step back in time, to the 1950’s and early 60’s, Australia’s music scene had just embraced the American culture shock that was rock ’n’ roll. Australia took the…

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    Terrance Hayes’ poem RSVP uses symbolism, imagery and metaphors to expose how race affects beauty standards, while also exploring how the “King of Pop,” Michael Jackson views his own blackness. Throughout the poem, the author uses an array of poetic elements to focus on two points: how race affects the standards of beauty, and the importance of the discovery of one’s own racial identity. Some of the elements Hayes uses in the poem include: metaphors, visual imagery, and symbolism. The poem…

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    was obligated to support anything Michael…

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    genre adapted to the people 's interests. Some artists decided to go against the grain and change popular music for the better. These five artists- Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Mariah Carey- should be classified as a snapshot of industry change due to sales, influence, Billboard chart rankings, and awards. Michael Jackson should be considered one of popular music 's…

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    In a 2003 Granada Television documentary[1] titled Living with Michael Jackson, British journalist Martin Bashir interviewed Jackson extensively over a period of 8 months. The film was broadcast in the UK on February 3, 2003, and in the U.S. three days later. In one scene, Jackson introduces the Arvizo children and they talk happily about Gavin's unexpected recovery from cancer. Then Gavin and Jackson are interviewed together, Gavin holding Jackson's hand and at one point resting his head on…

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    According to Webster Dictionary, "entertainment is the act of amusing or entertaining people" (Marian-Webster Dictionary). As you may know Michael Jackson and Whitney Houston have passed away, but Sam Smith, Photography, and Kevin Hart are still alive and they are all well known. So as Americans, we may enjoy looking at photographs of famous people. Sam Smith is an entertainer who has been photographed a lot. Sam Smith has always been a natural singer, but he also had been inspired by the…

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