The songs that best define the culture-changing, genre-defining Michael Jackson, certifying him as the King Of Pop.

Here's the story behind why the King of Pop took a song out of the setlist of a 1988 stadium show he played, only to realize ...

During a Monday, June 9 appearance on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,' 'Weird Al' Yankovic revealed that Prince was an artist who was "never" interested in having his songs parodied. Despite ...

You don't get the name "The King of Pop" for no reason. Michael Jackson is likely the most accomplished songwriter and performer in history.

Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones at the 1984 Grammy Awards. Jackson had a preternatural ability to sing, dance and write, while Jones had an alchemical ability to turn it all into pop gold. Photo ...

Jackson’s ambition for Bad was to build upon the popularity of its predecessor Thriller in every conceivable way. He wrote 9 of the 11 final songs himself (whittled down from a rumored 60-plus ...

After being asked to duet with Michael Jackson on his 1987 hit "Bad," Prince once re-recorded the entire song before erasing it, Sheila E. has now recalled in an interview.

Who’s Bad is a full band, as opposed to a Michael Jackson impersonator with backing tracks, and it will perform Friday at the Bing Crosby Theater.

Culture | Music From Thriller to Bad, Michael Jackson's 15 greatest songs on the London debut of MJ The Musical We pick and rank some of our favourite songs by the so-called King of Pop ...

Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson collaborated on three tracks that were never finished for “Mr. Bad Guy.” Getty Images Blame it on Jackson’s pet llama, Louie, who made a miffed Mercury ...

Michael Jackson—aka The King of Pop—created some of the most lasting songs in the history of American music, from “Bad” to “Billie Jean” to “Dirty Diana.” But one may wonder that ...

Some iconic Michael Jackson songs include “Billie Jean,” “Beat It,” “Bad,” “Black or White” and “Scream” — a duet with his sister Janet Jackson.