A New York congressman, Rep. Peter King said in a YouTube video that Michael Jackson is "glorifying" a "low-life" while ignoring the efforts of teachers, police officers, firefighters, veterans and volunteers.

The powerful sedative Diprivan, which we wrote about earlier in connection with Michael Jackson, has been found in the late singer's home, a law enforcement official said Friday.

As if things were not already going to be contentious and complex with regards to Michael Jackson's children, there is a report from TMZ this morning that neither he nor Debbie Rowe are the biological parents of their two children.

As toxicology results which may reveal what exactly killed Michael Jackson are awaited, the Associated Press has received information from a former nutritionist who was working with Jackson in preparation for his comeback tour, Cherilyn Lee. The information centers around a powerful sedative, Diprivan.

British tabloid The Sun has supposedly received a leaked copy of Michael Jackson’s autopsy results. If in fact these are his results, they are shocking. However, the Los Angeles coroner's office has denied the details reported by The Sun.

As the world continues to reel over the death of the so-called "King of Pop," Michael Jackson, last Thursday, and questions continue to circulate about the cause of death, funeral arrangements also remain unclear. The only thing for sure: it will be a blockbuster, perhaps the biggest celebrity funeral ever.

In a previous article, Estate Planning Implications of the Right of Publicity, 68 Tax Notes 95 (1995), I warned that celebrities (and their counsel) must carefully plan their estates in light of the inclusion of the value of rights of publicity for estate tax purposes under § 2033.

A lawyer for Michael Jackson's personal doctor denied claims on Monday that the cardiologist had injected the pop legend with a powerful painkiller Demerol or OxyContin prior to his death. "There was no Demerol. No OxyContin," Edward Chernoff told The Los Angeles Times.

It's been a terrible week for celebrity deaths, with Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett, Michael Jackson, and Billy Mays all dying. What's this? A tweet about Britney Spears on her feed? She's dead? Say it's not so!

After two interviews, Los Angeles Police Department investigators find no evidence that Michael Jackson's doctor, Dr. Conrad Robert Murray, committed a crime.