London, Apr 30 : It seems Michael Jackson’s career hiatus has taken away his dancing charm, for the king of pop has been forced to brush up his trademark moves for the upcoming London tour.

The 50-year-old singer has been looking at YouTube footage and vintage videos in a bid to prepare himself for his 50-night stint at the O2 in East London.

“Michael is determined these shows will be spectacular. It’s over a decade since he performed a full-length show, so he’s forgotten a few of his moves,” the Sun quoted a source as saying.

London, Apr 30 : Its good news for Michael Jackson fans: the much-hyped ‘Bad’ outfit is being auctioned and expected to fetch a whopping 35,000 pounds.

The famous gold and gem encrusted leather outfit, in which Michael did the ‘moonwalk’ in his Bad video, has gathered a lot of media attention.

The costume’s black jacket is decked out with 11 gold police-style badges on the chest, with crests on the sleeve and buckles on the arms.

The outfit also features an incredible belt with a Bad logo decorated with dozens of small amber crystals.

London, April 26 : Michael Jackson has decided against renting a 28-bedroom mansion for his stay in the UK following claims that it is haunted, it has emerged.

The King of Pop, who is due to make his live comeback at London''s O2 Arena in July, allegedly did not want his kids frightened with spirits.

The 50-year-old was also reportedly concerned that the 18th-century Foxbury Manor at Chislehurst, Kent, could not be `fixed', reports News of the World.

London, Apr 24 : Michael Jackson is back in the news, and this time the singer has found himself at the centre of hit-and-run allegations.

According to reports, the singer's driver had allegedly smashed into an ambulance on his way to pick up the pop superstar from a Los Angeles hospital on Wednesday.

Jackson's driver has been accused of sideswiping an ambulance and breaking off its wing mirror as he went to meet Jackson, reports The Daily Express.

London, April 18 : Fans who attend pop king Michael Jackson's upcoming stage shows at London's O2 arena will surely get to enjoy the feeling of being in a jungle, for the superstar singer has plans to inject some animal magic into his gigs with real elephants, monkeys and parrots.

According to reports, Jackson's 40million-pound and 50-night residency in July will be set against a spectacular jungle backdrop.