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Katherine Jackson and Michael’s Will

This Monday marks the highly anticipated probate hearing on Michael Jackson ’s will, and attorney Herb Nass , author of Wills of the Rich and Famous , tells ET what to expect. Yesterday, an agreement was reached between Katherine Jackson and Debbie Rowe (the birth mother of Jackson’s older children, Prince and Paris ), naming Katherine as the sole guardian of her son’s children, and Nass says this takes one big issue off the table for Monday’s hearing. “This agreement just vindicates and ratifies what Michael Jackson said in his will,” says Nass, “and he also named other people as the executors in his will, so the fact that this is being supported by Katherine Jackson as in accordance with his will might hurt her in her bid to become an additional executor of that will.”

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Katherine Jackson Remains Temporary Administrator over Son’s Estate

A Los Angeles judge has reportedly ruled that Michael Jackson ’s mother will continue to oversee her son’s estate until Monday. Katherine Jackson was deemed temporary special administrator of her son’s estate earlier this week when it was believed that Michael did not have a will. After the will was filed, executors of the will requested that they have control over the singer’s assets, the Associated Press reports

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Michael Jackson ‘Unmasked’ in New Book

A new book about the twilight of Michael Jackson ’s life is arriving in a couple weeks. Bestselling author Ian Halperin ’s Unmasked: The Final Years of Michael Jackson delves into the King of Pop’s reported prescription drug use, links to Scientology and more. “If you think you know everything there is to know about Michael Jackson you’re wrong.

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Michael Jackson ‘Unmasked’ in New Book

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Award Winning Actor Karl Malden Dies at 97

Actor Karl Malden — perhaps best known for his role as Detective Mike Stone in the ’70s TV series “The Streets of San Francisco” starring opposite Michael Douglas — has passed away at 97, the Associated Press reports. Malden won an Oscar for his role in the 1951 film “A Streetcar Named Desire” as Harold ‘Mitch’ Mitchell, and was president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences from 1989-92. In addition to being an American Express pitchman in the ’70s and ’80s and starring in such big-screen classics as ‘On the Waterfront,’ ‘How the West Was Won’ and ‘Patton,’ the actor also had a cameo in the critically acclaimed TV show “West Wing” in 2000, where he played Father Thomas Cavanaugh

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