I have added a few photos from the 24th and the 25th, the albums created for them feature images from around the world of fans, friends and family remembering Michael Jackson.

Tributes and Remembrances
June 24, 2010: Before The 25th
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Tributes and Remembrances
June 25, 2010: Remembering Michael Jackson around the world
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The book, which is a collection of personal memories and family photos, is only available online at Michael Jackson’s Secret Vault website, where you will see the soft-spoken mother of the legend thanking fans for the kindness they’ve showed her family over the last year, as stated in the interview, is not know for not being in the spotlight. A friend steps into the picture to promote the book and say the lauch party for Never Can Say Goodbye happens Saturday, June 26, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. News at the site says the book sold 25,000 copies within its first two days of sales.
Source: Examiner.Com
Site: JacksonSecretVault.Com

On The Web
- Browse through images of Michael while listening to his music.
- Light A Candle at the many sites that allow you to.
- Donate online to a charity in honor of Michael.
- Watch videos of his, enjoy what all he did for the fans and how truly gifted he is.
- Get Michael to trend on twitter.
- Visit forums, message boards and chats to be with fans who are remembering him that day as well.
- Get MichaelJackson.Com to one million tribute messages from fans worldwide.
- Get We’ve Had Enough to #1 on iTunes.

Away From The Computer
- Visit Michael’s star on the Hollywood walk of fame.
- Form a candlelight vigil in your local town/city.
- Light a candle for Michael and leave it lit through the night.
- Listen to Michael’s music all day long.
- Look through magazines, books, or any of your merchandise you might have of his.
- Watch the Michael marathons/specials that are currently running on the television channels.
- Visit friends and family who might be having a special gathering to remember Michael.
- Write a letter to Michael, tie it to a helium balloon and let it float to the sky.
- Listen to the radio stations that are playing Michael’s music.

On site news, I have added a chatbox to the light a candle section for today and tomorrow. Also the light a candle section once accessed by mjj-online.net/lightacandle/ can still be accessed that way but it can also be visited by going to LightACandleForMichael.Net.

As for television and other tributes currently going on, I have listed a few below.
- The Early Show Tribute
- Fuse TV – 2 Day Special
- The Day You Left – Tribute Song
- New York Radio Station
- Programs for June 25th
- We’ve Had Enough – iTunes

Thank you all for visiting.

Also — Surprise
Keep checking back here for a surprise I have for you all, I know how some of you might not like the size the ‘One More Chance’ stills are in, hopefully those of you who don’t like the small versions of the stills, will enjoy this surprise. That was a hint.

CBS NEWS’ “THE EARLY SHOW” CELEBRATES THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF MICHAEL JACKSON WITH A SPECIAL BROADCAST EDITION,

“THE KING OF POP: ONE YEAR LATER,” ON FRIDAY, JUNE 25

Entire Eight O’Clock Hour will be Dedicated to the Music Icon on the Anniversary of His Death Exclusive Live Performance from London will feature Jackson’s Hit, “Man in the Mirror,” by BRIT Award-Winning Singer/Songwriter James Morrison Other Guests appearing on the Special Broadcast include Christina Aguilera, Marc Anthony, LL COOL J, John Landis and Smokey Robinson

New York – June 23, 2010 — CBS News’ THE EARLY SHOW will celebrate music icon Michael Jackson’s cultural and musical legacy with a special broadcast edition, “The King Of Pop: One Year Later,” paying tribute to the star on Friday, June 25 (7:00-9:00 AM, ET/PT), the one-year anniversary of his death. As part of the homage to Jackson, THE EARLY SHOW will dedicate the entire eight o’clock hour to the legend, including an exclusive live performance of Jackson’s hit, “Man in the Mirror,” by BRIT award-winning singer/songwriter James Morrison in London. In addition, some of the biggest names in music and entertainment will share their memories of Jackson throughout the broadcast.

“We wanted to mark the one-year anniversary of the death of Michael Jackson in a very special and unique way,” said David Friedman, Executive Producer, THE EARLY SHOW. “Dedicating an hour of our broadcast to one of the biggest music icons of all time, including a live performance from London and celebrity reflections on Jackson, is a distinctive way to pay tribute to a legend.”

The special broadcast will include thoughts about the late star’s legacy from celebrities, including Christina Aguilera, Marc Anthony, LL COOL J and Smokey Robinson. John Landis, who directed “Thriller” (1985 Grammy Award winner for best long-form video) and “Black and White,” will also appear live from London to talk about Jackson.

Grammy award-winning artist and “NCIS: LOS ANGELES” star LL COOL J shared his thoughts about Michael Jackson with THE EARLY SHOW: “What we didn’t lose is his legacy and that incredible catalog and body of work. What we didn’t lose is all the film and all the video and all the tape of those incredible concerts all around the world on a global level. We didn’t lose any of that. At the press of button, we can still experience the magic. We still have ‘This is It,’ which I think is something everyone should own. So we didn’t lose everything.” He added, “We may have lost the man, but we didn’t lose the legacy. The legacy is actually bigger than that one human being. That legacy touched millions.”

THE EARLY SHOW is broadcast weekdays (7:00-9:00 AM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Harry Smith, Julie Chen and Maggie Rodriguez are the anchors of the broadcast, and David Friedman serves as executive producer.

Thank you so much to Kelli Raftery from CBS.com for the information.

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