Document Launch Doc What Michael Jackson couldn't get from Joe Jackson, he got from one of his bodyguards instead ... according to a letter written by the King of Pop. Michael's handwritten note, from around 1992, was addressed to his personal security guard, Bill Bray ... and filled with references to his traumatic childhood. For instance, he wrote ... "Joseph never ever had time for me, he only saw me as a way for him to make money.

Playing a bisexual woman on "Nip/Tuck" and kissing Brittany Snow in "John Tucker Must Die" has earned Sophia Bush a bit of a lesbian following -- and a few offers. Bush tells The Sun that female fans come up to her asking if she'll switch teams -- even at her local Starbucks. "I've started getting interesting propositions from some female fans," she says. "(I get) some letters. The barista at a Starbucks I frequent has started asking me if I would not mind playing for the other team.

If one were to sculpt sound into soulful landscapes, the sculptor might resemble Carlos Santana. From his mystical riffs to the timbre of musical tradition resonating from his guitar, Santana is a virtuoso whose artistry transcends simple genre classifications. Whether you hear the opening bars of "Black Magic Woman" or the spellbinding collaborations in Supernatural, you're hearing the heartbeat of an artist whose contributions to music are, frankly, immeasurable. Speaking of measurements, though, the monetary yardstick hovers at an impressive $50 million in 2023, according to IdolNetWorth.

CUNY's law school banned student speakers at future commencements after last year's anti-Israel rant that called the NYPD and other groups 'fascist.' In a now-infamous speech from last year, Yemeni immigrant Fatima Mousa Mohammed claimed laws are 'white supremacy' and attacked American institutions.  The speech drew immediate backlash from numerous organizations and elected officials, even as Fatima defended her words and doubled down on her message.  Now, administrations have quietly banned student speakers at the school's graduation, though they will still give speeches as 'pre-commencement' events.

Gluck: the lesbian rebel of pre-war painting – in pictures Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Hannah Gluckstein, aka Gluck, born to a wealthy British family, became an artist with a string of high-profile lovers – and created emotive, humanistic paintings Main image: Medallion (YouWe), 1937 by Gluck Photograph: Gluck/Courtesy of The Fine Art Society Wed 8 Feb 2017 07.