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'King of Pop' Michael Jackson Dies at Age 50

Michael Jackson, who went from child star to the King of Pop to a figure of constant controversy, died Thursday in Los Angeles. He was 50.

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Investigators in Jackson's Death Turn Attention To His Doctor
Article | LOS ANGELES, June 27 -- Michael Jackson always had an entourage. It just never was the same one twice.
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Object of Acclaim, Curiosity, The 'King of Pop' Dies in L.A.
Article | Michael Jackson, 50, died yesterday in Los Angeles as sensationally as he lived, as famous as a human being can get. He was a child Motown phenomenon who grew into a moonwalking megastar, the self-anointed King of Pop who sold 750 million records over his career and enjoyed worldwide adoration.
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Coroner: No Sign of Trauma, Foul Play in Jackson's Death
Article | As thousands gathered and wept near Michael Jackson's star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, Los Angeles authorities yesterday bore down on the grim task of learning what killed the pop superstar, at 50, as he was about to embark on a lucrative 50-concert comeback tour.
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A Generation Gap Unbridged By Jackson's Life, and Death
Article | LOS ANGELES, June 28 -- Squinting at the crowds lining up on Sunday to view Michael Jackson's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame , 15-year-old Olivia Holiman had a simple reaction: "What's the big deal?"
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Object of Acclaim, Curiosity, The 'King of Pop' Dies in L.A.
Article | Michael Jackson, 50, died yesterday in Los Angeles as sensationally as he lived, as famous as a human being can get. He was a child Motown phenomenon who grew into a moonwalking megastar, the self-anointed King of Pop who sold 750 million records over his career and enjoyed worldwide adoration.
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