According to sources the 'King of Pop', Michael Jackson, has died from a cardiac arrest aged 50 this afternoon at his LA home.

It has been officially  confirmed by the L.A coroner Michael Jackson has died of a cardiac arrest, the rumours were first published buy celebrity website TMZ, the first to break the bruised pics of Rhianna,  reported that the star was found without a pulse by paramedics in his home and that despite efforts to resuscitate him he never regained conciousness.

Stars across the board have been touched and saddened by this shocking end to the music legend. Kim Kardashian, Lindsay Lohan and Marlon Wayans are among the many celebrities tweeting their condolences.  

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Concerts

Songstress Beverley knight returns with a nationwide tour which kicks of in November. Beverley Knight channeled the sound and spirit of classic R&B to emerge as one of Britain's biggest new pop stars of the '90s. Born Beverley Anne Smith to Jamaican parents in Wolverhampton, England, on March 22, 1973, she grew up in a strict Pentecostal environment and sang in her church choir throughout adolescence.

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 The controversial lyricist Bashy, the man behind songs such as 'Black Boys' and 'Kidulthood to Adulthood' is clearly a popular guy. I can tell as I've been waiting to do our mini-interview at his album preview party for a while and everyone is keen to give Bashy some praise on his peformance. Among them is the the West-Coast singer that I haven't heard anything from in a very long time, TQ, who's in London for his birthday and must be a closet Bashy fan and Lady Dynamite (who I always assumed was short...but isn't). I know see why Bashy's debut album (in stores now) is called 'Catch Me If You Can'. 

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