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سؤال Michael Jackson: His Life in Photos
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Aug. 29, 1958: Michael Joseph Jackson is born in Gary, Ind., the seventh of nine children.
1966: After several years of training, The Jackson 5 hit the stage for the first time.
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March 1969: With 10-year-old Michael as lead singer, the Jackson 5 signs with Motown Records.
December 18, 1969: The group's debut album, "Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5," is released, spawning just one single "I Want You Back," its first No. 1.
May 18, 1970: "ABC" is released, becoming the second No. 1 single for the Jackson 5.
January 24, 1972: While still singing with the Jackson 5, Michael releases his first solo album, "Got To Be There." It spawns his first No. 1 hit as a solo artist, "Ben."
October 24, 1978: Jackson makes his on-screen debut starring as Scarecrow in "The Wiz."
August 10, 1979: "Off the Wall," Jackson's first solo album as an adult and first collaboration with producer Quincy Jones, is released
November 30, 1982: Jackson releases "Thriller," which will becomes the world's best-selling album of all time.
May 16, 1983: Jackson moonwalks his way into history on the "Motown 25" television special, electrifying viewers by singing and dancing to "Billie Jean" wearing his signature outfit
February 28, 1984: "Thriller" wins a record-breaking 8 Grammy Awards.
January 27, 1984: During production of a Pepsi-Cola commercial, Jackson's scalp is badly burned when an explosion sets his hair on fire.
January, 1985: Jackson and Lionel Richie write "We Are the World," a precedent-setting song produced to raise money for victims of the Ethiopian famine.
September 18, 1986: Captain EO, a 3-D film starring Jackson, premieres at Disneyland.
Aug. 31, 1987: Jackson's seventh studio album, "Bad," is released. With five No. 1 singles, "Bad" sells at least 22 million copies worldwide
Nov. 26, 1991: Jackson releases "Dangerous," his eighth studio album; the video for lead single "Black Or White" stirs up controversy.
Feb. 10, 1993: In a televised interview with Oprah, Jackson reveals he was diagnosed with vitiligo, a genetic disorder that causes his skin color to fade.
August 24, 1993: Jackson is accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy who often stayed overnight at his home. Denying wrongdoing, he settles with the family (reportedly for $20 million) and no charges are filed.
May 26, 1994: Jackson marries Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis, in the Dominican Republic. They divorce two years later
May 6, 1997: Michael and the rest of the Jackson 5 are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Feb. 13, 1997: Jackson's second wife, Debbie Rowe, gives birth to his first child, a son named Prince Michael Jackson Jr
April 3, 1998: Jackson and Rowe's daughter, Paris Michael Katherine Jackson is born. The two divorce the following year.
October 30, 2001: "Invincible", Jackson's tenth and final studio album, is released
March 19, 2001: Jackson receives his second Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, this time as a solo artist
Feb 21, 2002: The year Jackson's third child nicknamed "blanket" is born to a surrogate mother, he dangled the baby over a balcony in Berlin as fans watched from below. He later called the incident a "terrible mistake.
February 6, 2003: When "Living With Michael Jackson" is aired, his comments about kids spending the night prompt an investigation. In Nov., they raid Neverland Ranch and he is booked on suspicion of child molestation.
June 13, 2005: A judge clears Jackson of charges he molested a 13-year-old cancer survivor at Neverland in 2003
August 2005: Following his acquittal of molestation charges, Jackson relocates with his children to Bahrain.
March 16, 2006: As a result of the financial burden of his 2005 trial, Jackson is forced to close his 2,600-acre Neverland Valley Ranch, but a deal with investors in March 2008 allows him to maintain ownership of the ranch.
March 5, 2009: Jackson announces he will perform 10 shows at London's 02 Arena in July, eventually 50 shows are booked. Tickets sell out within hours.
June 25, 2009: After being rushed to UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, Michael Jackson dies at the age of 50
July 2009: Two weeks after his death, Jackson once again rules the Billboard charts, selling more than 1.2 million albums and more than 5 million digital downloads
July 7, 2009: A public memorial is held for Jackson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
October 28, 2009: "This Is It," a film made up of footage from 100 rehearsal hours for Jackson's planned 02 Arena shows, premieres in theaters.
June 14, 2010: Jackson is posthumously inducted into the Apollo Legends Hall of Fame along with Aretha Franklin
June 25, 2010: One year after his death, Jackson reclaims his throne as the King of Pop, bringing in nearly $1 billion
منبع: www.billboard.com
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Aug. 29, 1958: Michael Joseph Jackson is born in Gary, Ind., the seventh of nine children.
1966: After several years of training, The Jackson 5 hit the stage for the first time.
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March 1969: With 10-year-old Michael as lead singer, the Jackson 5 signs with Motown Records.
December 18, 1969: The group's debut album, "Diana Ross Presents the Jackson 5," is released, spawning just one single "I Want You Back," its first No. 1.
May 18, 1970: "ABC" is released, becoming the second No. 1 single for the Jackson 5.
January 24, 1972: While still singing with the Jackson 5, Michael releases his first solo album, "Got To Be There." It spawns his first No. 1 hit as a solo artist, "Ben."
October 24, 1978: Jackson makes his on-screen debut starring as Scarecrow in "The Wiz."
August 10, 1979: "Off the Wall," Jackson's first solo album as an adult and first collaboration with producer Quincy Jones, is released
November 30, 1982: Jackson releases "Thriller," which will becomes the world's best-selling album of all time.
May 16, 1983: Jackson moonwalks his way into history on the "Motown 25" television special, electrifying viewers by singing and dancing to "Billie Jean" wearing his signature outfit
February 28, 1984: "Thriller" wins a record-breaking 8 Grammy Awards.
January 27, 1984: During production of a Pepsi-Cola commercial, Jackson's scalp is badly burned when an explosion sets his hair on fire.
January, 1985: Jackson and Lionel Richie write "We Are the World," a precedent-setting song produced to raise money for victims of the Ethiopian famine.
September 18, 1986: Captain EO, a 3-D film starring Jackson, premieres at Disneyland.
Aug. 31, 1987: Jackson's seventh studio album, "Bad," is released. With five No. 1 singles, "Bad" sells at least 22 million copies worldwide
Nov. 26, 1991: Jackson releases "Dangerous," his eighth studio album; the video for lead single "Black Or White" stirs up controversy.
Feb. 10, 1993: In a televised interview with Oprah, Jackson reveals he was diagnosed with vitiligo, a genetic disorder that causes his skin color to fade.
August 24, 1993: Jackson is accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy who often stayed overnight at his home. Denying wrongdoing, he settles with the family (reportedly for $20 million) and no charges are filed.
May 26, 1994: Jackson marries Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis, in the Dominican Republic. They divorce two years later
May 6, 1997: Michael and the rest of the Jackson 5 are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Feb. 13, 1997: Jackson's second wife, Debbie Rowe, gives birth to his first child, a son named Prince Michael Jackson Jr
April 3, 1998: Jackson and Rowe's daughter, Paris Michael Katherine Jackson is born. The two divorce the following year.
October 30, 2001: "Invincible", Jackson's tenth and final studio album, is released
March 19, 2001: Jackson receives his second Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, this time as a solo artist
Feb 21, 2002: The year Jackson's third child nicknamed "blanket" is born to a surrogate mother, he dangled the baby over a balcony in Berlin as fans watched from below. He later called the incident a "terrible mistake.
February 6, 2003: When "Living With Michael Jackson" is aired, his comments about kids spending the night prompt an investigation. In Nov., they raid Neverland Ranch and he is booked on suspicion of child molestation.
June 13, 2005: A judge clears Jackson of charges he molested a 13-year-old cancer survivor at Neverland in 2003
August 2005: Following his acquittal of molestation charges, Jackson relocates with his children to Bahrain.
March 16, 2006: As a result of the financial burden of his 2005 trial, Jackson is forced to close his 2,600-acre Neverland Valley Ranch, but a deal with investors in March 2008 allows him to maintain ownership of the ranch.
March 5, 2009: Jackson announces he will perform 10 shows at London's 02 Arena in July, eventually 50 shows are booked. Tickets sell out within hours.
June 25, 2009: After being rushed to UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, Michael Jackson dies at the age of 50
July 2009: Two weeks after his death, Jackson once again rules the Billboard charts, selling more than 1.2 million albums and more than 5 million digital downloads
July 7, 2009: A public memorial is held for Jackson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
October 28, 2009: "This Is It," a film made up of footage from 100 rehearsal hours for Jackson's planned 02 Arena shows, premieres in theaters.
June 14, 2010: Jackson is posthumously inducted into the Apollo Legends Hall of Fame along with Aretha Franklin
June 25, 2010: One year after his death, Jackson reclaims his throne as the King of Pop, bringing in nearly $1 billion
منبع: www.billboard.com
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