Michael Jackson: 1958 - 2009 : Hot Press Covers
Hot Press featured the late Michael Jackson on the front cover of the magazine three times – in 1984, 1987 and 1988.
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 26 Jun 2009
The last of these was at the time of his gigs at Pairc Uí Chaoimh, which attracted 130,000 people to Cork over two days.
As part of Hot Press' tribute to Michael Jackson, these covers have been made available to download – just a small momento of the superstar's connection with Ireland. The Hot Press cover stories will also be available to read on hotpress.com shortly.
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2009-06-25
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2009-04-15
Sales of Jackson's greatest hits compilation King Of Pop have increased hugely in the past week as he's announced a slew of dates in the London O2.
2009-03-13
Michael Jackson has splashed out a staggering €20million on an historic castle and estate property in Ireland. Hot Press understands that the King of Pop has bought Luggala Estate, which has been home to a host of stars during their stay in Ireland - including Mel Gibson and Orlando Bloom.
2007-09-18
In which our columnist gets his grubby paws on some of Michael Jackson's yardsale junk and says goodbye to an old comrade.
2006-07-05
Michael Jackson is reportedly on the lookout for a place to call home in Co Cork.
2006-06-29
Speaking of regressive childhood complexes, Jacko is back in the saddle for this lead-off single from yet another Crimbo cash-in anthology.
2003-12-10
It all went to hell when he started calling himself The King Of Pop. The backroom boys work their usual production juju, but Invincible has the air of everything Prince has done since Diamonds & Pearls: beautifully crafted tracks, top-notch performances, not a blemish in the merchandise (unless of course it was put there on purpose) but still light years from his best work.
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