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Will Champion (Coldplay) July 13, 1973 Deborah Cox July 13, 1966 Gerald Levert July 13, 1954 Louise Mandrell July 13, 1942 Roger McGuinn (The Byrds) July 13, 1942 Stephen Bladd (The J. Geils Band) |
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Michael Jackson died with a dangerous level of drugs in his body, including heroin substitute methadone, it's claimed today. The Sun has published details of a preliminary toxicology report which shows the King of Pop had enough drugs in his system to kill an average person. 
Michael Jackson’s sister, Le Toya, has claimed her brother was murdered as part of a plot to obtain his personal fortune. Le Toya, who is regarded as one Michael’s closet relatives, made the allegation in an interview with the News of the World. 
Michael Jackson’s sister, Le Toya has claimed her brother was “pushed” into agreeing to play 50 comeback shows in London. The singer, who died on June 25, was due to begin the concert residency at the O2 Arena on Monday (July 13). 
Michael Jackson is number one in the UK album chart for the third week in a row. The late star's greatest hits album 'The Essential' has been at the top spot for two weeks, while previously 'Number Ones' topped the chart for a week. 
Amy Winehouse has returned to the United Kingdom following her extended break in the Caribbean. The singer, who has spent the last eight months on and off in St Lucia, arrived at London's Gatwick Airport this morning.