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Michael Jackson will be a 3D Hologram at the Grammy Awards and 14 million people will get to watch him in 3D on their television.
14 million pairs of 3D glasses will be distributed across America his week before the show on Sunday night.
The Grammy Awards will be used to premiere the video for 'Earth Song’. It is also expected that Jackson’s children will introduce the clip.

Rihanna thinks her latest album 'Rated R’ is a 'classic'.
The 'Russian Roulette’ singer insists the LP - the follow-up to 2007’s 'Good Girl Gone Bad’ - is edgier and is more personal than her other releases.
She said: 'We made a great album, which was my intention in the first place. That makes this a classic album for me.
'It’s very edgy. 'Good Girl Gone Bad’ was all about me at that point of my life. It had attitude and an edge and this next album takes it up a notch.
'I want to evolve and keep changing and I want my music to reflect that.'

Robbie Williams is set to rejoin Take That.
The 35-year-old singer – who quit the pop group in 1995 - spent five hours in a Los Angeles studio on Tuesday (26.01.10) singing and recording songs with his old bandmates and was then spotted hugging each of them as he left.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "All the signs are looking good. It's great news for the fans. They're using this time in Los Angeles to start working together as a band again.
"They were delighted with Tuesday's session and were congratulating each other as they left. They're using this time together to crack on with reunion songs."

The 'Bad Romance' singer impressed producer-and-judge Simon Cowell when she performed in a giant bathtub on the UK version of the TV talent show last year and the music mogul is desperate for her to bring her eccentricities to the upcoming series.
A source said: "Simon thinks Lady Gaga is great and really likes her energy. Conversations have been happening between Cowell's US team and her people about what kind of role she could have on the show."

Michael Jackson's children could perform at the Grammy Awards.
Katherine Jackson – who is now the legal guardian of Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and Prince Michael II, seven – is reportedly in talks with organisers about whether the kids could sing one of their father’s songs at the ceremony at Los Angeles’ Staples Centre on Sunday night (31.01.10).
A source said: "Michael first unveiled his legendary moonwalk at the Grammys, so it's only right they all go out with a tribute."

Madonna and Britney Spears’ kiss at the MTV Video Music Awards has been voted Top Kiss in a new poll.
The on stage smooch during a performance of Madonna’s track 'Like A Virgin’ in 2003 was voted the most famous smooch of the last decade, according to the poll conducted by UK department store Selfridges.
The performance - which also saw Madonna kiss Christina Aguilera – made headlines across the world and is one of the most shocking moments in the history of the music channel’s annual awards.

Avril Lavigne went on a girls-only trip to Las Vegas.
The 'Girlfriend’ singer – who filed for divorce from her estranged husband Deryck Whibley in October 2009 – recently whisked away some of her closest female friends for a five-day break in 'Sin City’ to party and have fun.
A source told America’s Star magazine: 'All she wanted was a girls’ weekend. She had a strict no-boys-allowed rule. She needed to let loose. She’d had it up to there dealing with men.'

Robbie Williams, who celebrates 20 years in the music industry this year, has given his new single 'Morning Sun' to Sport Relief as their official charity single for 2010. The song will be released on March 8, before Sport Relief weekend which falls between March 19 and March 21.
In conjunction with Virgin/EMI Records, all of the record company profits and artist royalties from digital single sales of the track in the UK will go to the charity, as will income from the writers and their publishers – Robbie Williams and Farrell Music, Danny Spencer, Kelvin Andrews and Chrysalis Music, Richard Scott , Scott Ralph and EMI Music Publishing, Don Black and Sony/ATV Music Publishing.

Justin Timberlake believes the celebrity world was unified by the Help for Haiti Now campaign.
The 'SexyBack’ singer - who was among a number of stars who took donations from the public during the live TV telethon – has revealed George Clooney, who hosted the event, was proud of everyone’s contribution.
He revealed: 'When George Clooney kind of came into the room and said, 'OK you guys, that was amazing,’ everybody kind of got up and applauded.
'We were hugging and everybody kind of stood there and talked to each other for a while and so it was a feeling of unity. It was really cool.'