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Thursday 28 March 2013
‘Billie Jean’ Shadow Puppet
Diet Wiegman's beautiful puppets take twisted metal and rubbish, and combine them to make something Wholly new and impossible to imitate. An example from 2008, uses a rotating platform to swing back and forth before settling on Michael's famous "Billie Jean" pose.
Among his other amazing work is ‘David Deformed,’ which recreates Michaelangelo’s David, a portrayal of a Dutch landscape, and ‘Greedy consumption,’ a map of the world made from junk reflected on a shiny plate.
You can see other remarkable examples of his work on his website.
Off The Wall – Fan Club Magazine
This is taken from Chris Cadman’s new website dedicated to the very first Michael Jackson fan club ‘Off The Wall’ which was founded by Adrian Grant – Also the founder of MJWN. To see past issues, as well as being able to take a look inside some the magazines, visit Chris’s new website by Going Here: http://www.the-michael-jackson-archives.com/fanzine_otw.html
It’s hard to believe that some 20 years ago, a young guy from Reading was about to embark on his first business venture, unaware of the twists and turns that lay ahead and the success he was about to accomplish.
Adrian Grant, from a small bedroom in Reading, created the first ever Michael Jackson fan magazine in the summer of 1988, during the peak of a career that had began way back in 1969.
Please Read More Of This Article From The Link Below:
MTV Video Music Award For 'Thriller' To Be Auctioned
Michael Jackson's MTV Video Music Award for the iconic 'Thriller' short film is on the auction block. The award was issued in 1984 at the cable network's inaugural VMAs.
"'Thriller' was Michael Jackson's music video masterpiece and any award from even the Beatles, Elvis, Madonna or the Rolling Stones isn't expected to match this piece at auction. It is the second most expensive Jackson item to be sold at auction after the $1.8 million 'Thriller' jacket," said Nate D. Sanders, whose memorabilia auction house is selling the award.
So far the highest bid for the award is $10,871, but according to Sanders, the award is expected to sell for more than $100,000. The auction ends April 2.
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