As you've probably already heard, Michael Jackson has passed away in his LA home at the age of 50, just two weeks before he was due to begin his come-back tour with a slew of dates at the O2 Arena.
If you were forced to select the top five icons of the 20th century, there is no question Jackson would be a contender for the list– that's how big this is. Although his life became a sad, almost never-ending celebrity freak show, we would like to remember him as the guy who gave us 'Thriller', 'Man in the Mirror', 'Beat It' And 'Billie Jean' and whose dance moves made school discos fun. We'll miss him.
For the latest information regarding Jackson's planned London tour, please visit Update: Michael Jackson London Tour after Singer's Death at 50.
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