Bad News

The estate of the late Michael Jackson is being sued for millions of dollars by the US music producer Quincy Jones, who claims the estate improperly re-edited songs.

After much anticipation, I finally had the opportunity to watch Spike Lee's documentary, Bad 25, about Michael Jackson's historic album. And what a treat it was!

Los Angeles - The American Thanksgiving day holiday is traditionally an occasion when families come together before shopping on Black Friday to enjoy a good meal with the togetherness of television entertainment. This year, the ABC network is airing Spike Lee's Bad25.

It would be easy to make a documentary about Michael Jackson's controversial career and personal life; but instead of widening the scope, Spike Lee perfectly examines the making of the iconic Bad album produced 25 years ago.

Police departments in Canada and U.S. have started to equip their officers with shirt-attached cameras that will record much of their work. With so many police brutality cases in the last twenty years we're left wondering why now?

Richmond - Legendary country singer Jimmy Dean died peacefully Sunday at his Virginia home. Dean, known for his sausage empire, found early success in his music and acting. He was nominated to the Country Music Hall of Fame and won a Grammy too.

The MVP of the day goes to Jerryd Bayless of Portland Trail Blazers. He started on the bench, played for 21 minutes and scored 21 points.

Find out who dropped 44 points but could not help his team win the game. Also inside, the Pistons losing streak has been extended to 11 games.

A new report featured in the online version of the New Scientist this week focuses on one of life's notorious dilemmas: why do nice guys lose to love when bad guys get all the girls? Is this the reason behind the growing trend in antisocial behaviour?

Offering a grammar lesson guaranteed to make any English teacher cringe, our own President George W. Bush told a group of New York school kids on Wednesday: "Childrens do learn."