What have we here? Let’s see – a pathetic attempt by the author to use the name of Michael Jackson in a desperate bid to draw readers to her embarrassingly lame article. I ask discerning readers - do the pictures of the two stars really look alike –really? This is the tabloid media garbage that Mr. Jackson was subjected to his entire life, and it continues after his death.

He “blamed” his pale skin on vitiligo? Mr. Jackson, as verified by himself, his doctors and his autopsy report, suffered from the condition vitiligo which destroys the pigmentation of the skin. What is the relevancy of the color of Mr. Jackson’s skin or the number of plastic surgeries he had? What IS relevant is that Mr. Jackson was a kind, loving father, son and brother who donated hundreds of millions of dollars over his lifetime to charities and causes aiding his fellow man, and designated millions from his estate for the same purpose.

Now may I suggest both better research and proofreading of your articles in future – there are numerous typing in this one such as “he arrived at at LAX airport” and “blamed his pale skin on condition vitiligo.” As for Dr. Wallace Goodstein, nobody, especially a celebrity, is going to darken the door of an unprofessional “tell-all” plastic surgeon whose conduct is in violation of HIPAA rules. Ridiculous!

Really ignorant article with the blantant use of Michael Jackson's name to bring eyeballs to the page. How many times do writers need to be educated about Michael Jackson's vitiligo and lupus? It isn't hard to access Jackson's publicly available autopsy report which confirmed the diagnosis of vitiligo. Dr. Patrick Treacy, Jackson's doctor while he was staying in Ireland in 2007 and with whom he remained friends until his death, has also confirmed Jackson's vitiligo and lupus. Although, I really don't understand what more proof is needed beyond Jackson's word while being interviewed by Oprah in front of 20 million people back in 1993.

It is an exceptionally stupid article by a writer using the ol' "invoke the name of Michael Jackson" trick to try and woo some eyeballs to it anyway, as Jackson is endlessly fascinating to everyone and endlessly lied about in the media. Best of all, there's no law against defaming the dead.

Tabloid-worthy garbage here!

wow. that is one bad picture. how could her publicist let that get out.