Michael Jackson, or rather his image, has entered the world of politics.
Jackson's photo is being used by 'anti-liberal' activists in the current election campaign being held in Budapest, Hungary.
They have put Jackson's face on posters in Bucharest, that accuse Hungary's liberal party of promoting paedophilia.
The posters lampoon the Free Democrats' (SZDSZ) campaign, which centres on a young boy called Pisti Kovacs.
The posters, featuring Kovacs, Michael Jackson and Macaulay Culkin, say "more SZDSZ, more paedophiles."
Seemingly an SZDSZ member, who was planning on running in this April's election, is being investigated for allegedly owning child pornography.
The SZDSZ has been running a campaign asking:
"Who will take care of little Pisti Kovacs?"
I doubt that Jackson will be at all amused at this.
Friday, March 24, 2006
Monday, March 20, 2006
50 Cent
Reports suggest that Michael Jackson is planning a comeback by recording a song with 50 Cent.
Allegedly 50 Cent met Jackson at the Bahrain Grand Prix last week.
A source is quoted as saying:
"Michael was talking to 50's DJ Whoo Kid who spoke to 50 there and then about it. The track would catapult Michael back into the limelight, which he is desperate for, and 50 has always been a fan."
I would take all of this with a heavy pinch of salt, and remind people that Jackson has yet to release his much hyped song for the victims of hurricnae Katrina.
Allegedly 50 Cent met Jackson at the Bahrain Grand Prix last week.
A source is quoted as saying:
"Michael was talking to 50's DJ Whoo Kid who spoke to 50 there and then about it. The track would catapult Michael back into the limelight, which he is desperate for, and 50 has always been a fan."
I would take all of this with a heavy pinch of salt, and remind people that Jackson has yet to release his much hyped song for the victims of hurricnae Katrina.
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