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Evolution of the Moonwalk

Do you remember the time?

When he debuted the moonwalk on the Motown Special. It's hard to imagine in today's YouTube world, but it was a sensation. I remember going to work the next day and everyone was talking about it. My coworker had a new invention called a VCR and actually had it on tape. We watched it over and over again. It seemed superhuman. It defined entertainment. — Helene Rubinstein

Quote Source: Esquire and Video Source: my friend, Rob Getzschman 

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the Jackson the world remembers tonight

RIP.

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The Way He Moved

Incomparable. Astaire once said of him:

My Lord, he is a wonderful mover. He makes these moves up himself and it is just great to watch. I think he just feels that way when he is singing those songs. I don't know how much more dancing he will take up, because singing and dancing at the same time is very difficult. But Michael is a dedicated artist. He dreams, thinks of it all the time. You can see what the result is.

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Neverland at Night - a set on Flickr

Everyone must have heard the news by now, but I thought these pics are an eery metaphor for Jackson's life, meteoric rise and fall. As TIME says:

The tragedy of Michael Jackson's death at age 50, reportedly from cardiac arrest, pales in comparison to the tragedy of his life.

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