T.V. coverage of Michael Jackson's memorial service began early this morning. To the surprise, and relief, of many it was an actual memorial. Not a concert, not a pageant but a respectful home-going service. During the entrance the casket was placed in front of center stage but the cameras seemed to avoid it until Usher walked over to it. Smokey Robinson read statements from Diana Ross and Nelson Mandela. CNN actually did a good job keeping quiet and were actually respectful. The remembrances by friends were funny, touching, and moving. It was interesting that speakers spoke of the controversy that surrounded MJ. Surprisingly, the Rev. Al Sharpton was poignant on this issue. This was a moving tribute and goodbye. It reminded us all that Michael Jackson was wonderful, caring, talented and human
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
R.I.P. Michael Jackson
Posted by Ms. K.T. at Wednesday, July 08, 2009
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