This profile on pop star Michael Jackson tells the story of the singer's life, with commentary from his peers and contemporaries like Janet Jackson, Paul Gambaccini, Diana Ross, and Quincy Jones, as well as through never-before-seen footage of...

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Personnel: Janet Jackson, Kathleen Battle (vocals); Chuck D (rap vocals); The Flow, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis (various instruments, programming); Dave Barry, Frank Stribling (guitar); David Eiland (alto saxophone); Kenneth Holmen (tenor saxophone);...

Personnel includes: Janet Jackson, Carly Simon, Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliot, P. Diddy (vocals); Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis (various instruments); Mike Scott, David Barry (guitar); Rockwilder (drums, programming); Alex Richbourg...

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Janet Jackson has had a wild ride in the quest toward diva-dom. Starting out with the dubious distinction of being Michael Jackson's kid sister; she startled the American music scene with a precocious start with CONTROL. Her happy, snappy, pop songs...

Number Ones replaces Design of a Decade, released 14 years prior. Excepting the new song "Make Me" (hard neo-disco/funk excellence), each song here was indeed a number one hit on Billboard's various charts, though "Got 'Til It's Gone" sneaks through...

Photographers: Yuri Elizondo; Patrick Demarchelier; Chuando & Frey; James White ; Max Vadukul; Eddie Wolfl; Andrew MacPherson; Tony Viramontes; Rene Elizondo Jr.
Number Ones -- released as The Best in some territories outside the U.S. -- replaces...

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After more than a decade with Virgin Records, superstar Janet Jackson moved to the Island label for 2008's DISCIPLINE, an album squarely aimed at restoring the singer's former R&B/pop glory. While the record's title clearly echoes 1986's CONTROL,...

I Get Lonely was the follow-up to Janet Jackson's massive Together Again, and was the last major hit single from her controversial album The Velvet Rope. The song was one of her better attempts at smoldering soul, and the single came equipped with...

DESIGN OF A DECADE 1986/1996 is a greatest-hits album with two new tracks: "Runaway" and "Twenty Foreplay."
Personnel includes: Janet Jackson (vocals); Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis (various instruments, background vocals); Mike Scott, Nuno Bettencourt...

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Tributee: Janet Jackson.
Personnel: David Davidson (violin).
Audio Mixer: Todd Rubenstein.
Arranger: Todd Rubenstein.
The String Quartet Tribute to Janet Jackson covers material from most of the pop singer's career, stretching from...

Universal's 2010 Icon is a 12-track collection of Janet Jackson's biggest hits, divided fairly evenly between her `80s blockbusters ("What Have You Done for Me Lately," "Nasty," "When I Think of You," "Miss You Much," "Escapade") and smashes from...

In this drama, a soldier's widow, whose husband died a hero in WW II, begins a quest to find the five men whose lives were saved when her husband sacrificed his own life by taking the brunt of a hand grenade blast. Her search begins two years after...

This documentary examines the final months of Michael Jackson's life, attempting to uncover the reasons behind his untimely death that occurred as he was preparing for a string of comeback concerts.

Megan McDonald's popular series of children's books comes to life on the big screen in this family-friendly adventure that finds mischievous third grader Judy Moody experiencing a summer she'll never forget. School is out, and with the endless...

Tributee: Janet Jackson.
Personnel: Walter Chancellor, Jr. (saxophone, keyboards, drum programming); Erick Anderson (keyboards, drum programming); Todd Burrell (keyboards).