Washington, Mar 10 : Five separate catalogues of Michael Jackson's personal items have been published and for the first time will be viewed by the public as they go for auction.

The auction begins on April 21, 2009 in Los Angeles at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, reports Fox News.

The collection includes two canvasses, one each by Macaulay Culkin and Michael Jackson, circa 1991 and 1998 respectively. And a carousel horse "gifted" by Elizabeth Taylor.

London, Mar 10 : Caner-stricken Jade Goody has been boosted by a special taped message sent to her by Michael Jackson.

The `Heal the World' hitmaker had recently had called Goody to wish her well but she could not receive his call, as she was at the baptism ceremony of her sons Bobby, 5, and Freddie, 4. Therefore, the King of Pop later sent her a recorded message.

London, Mar 09 : Pop star Michael Jackson's pal and business manager Dr. Tomhe has dismissed claims that his health is deteriorating, emphasizing that the singer is doing fine.

Dr. Tomhe has laughed off reports claiming that the `Heal the World' hitmaker is suffering from respiratory problems, and has been struck by deadly superbug MRSA.

He instead says that Michael took time off his musical career to care for his three children - Prince, 11, Paris Katherine, 10, and Prince Michael II, five.

London, Mar 09 : Pop singer Michael Jackson may be going through a rough patch due to his bankruptcy and ill health, but his fan following seems unaffected, for zillions of them are desperate to obtain seats at his final concerts.

Although millions of fans are keen to attend Michael's 10 farewell concerts at London's O2 arena, only 200,000 seats will be made available.

It is feared that touts might make big bucks by selling tickets worth 50 and 75 pounds for thousands.

London, Mar 8 : King of Pop has made a list of bizarre requests for his comeback gigs at the O2 Arena in July.

The `Thriller' hitmaker has asked that his dressing room be equipped with no fewer than four hair driers.

His requests also include 24 hand towels, ten clothing rails, a nailbrush, odourless air freshener and even raspberry-scented candles.

"This just doesn't sound like your regular rock gig at all," the Daily Star quoted American rock event planner Katie McCubbin, who has helped stage concerts at huge venues for megabands including the Rolling Stones and U2, as saying.

London  - Hundreds of thousands of Michael Jackson fans have registered for tickets before the start of official sales for the 10 concerts being staged by the "King of Pop" in London.

Around 350,000 people were registered two days after Jackson announced the concert series in the British capital, promoters AEG Live said on Saturday night.

On Thursday, the 50-year-old singer made an appearance before a crowd of around 20,000 people at the O2 Arena in south-east London to announce he would give 10 concerts there from July 8.