When returning to Los Angeles from a show in Saint Lucia with his brothers, TMZ asked Jermaine about the recent allegations made by Wade Robson. Check out the video.

Check out "Fire" a new 3T song snippet that was uploaded to 3t.com in celebration of Mother's Day and in honor of Dee Dee, mother of Taj, Taryll and TJ. 

Karen Faye testified today that she told a drug therapist after the “Dangerous” tour in the early 1990s that she worried that his use of pain killers could be fatal. Taking the stand for the second day on behalf of the plaintiffs in the trial of the negligence and wrongful death lawsuit that Jackson’s mother brought against entertainment giant AEG Live, Karen Faye said under cross- examination by defense attorney Marvin Putnam that Jackson went into a rehab program in England that was recommended by Elizabeth Taylor. 

The Jacksons were in Saint Lucia to perform at the Jazz and Arts Festival on May 10th. Ahead of their concert, Jackie, Tito, Marlon and Jermaine did a press conference. Watch two videos from that event.

Jermaine is on a mission to find 5 young talented Australians and turn them into a modern day version of the Jackson 5. Jermaine sees the huge gap in today’s market for a musical act that has true all round performers, talent that can sing, dance, and play instruments. “You just don’t see the kind of band or that kind of mania that the Jacksons created any more.” Jermaine said.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Makeup artist Karen Faye who worked with Michael for nearly 30 years says the he struggled with sleep and required a doctor's care to deal with pain while touring. Karen is testified on Thursday May 9th for  the Jacksons in the lawsuit against AEG Live. 

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A dancer who worked with Michael throughout his career testified on Wednesday that she told the director of Michael's ill-fated concert tour that she was worried about his health. Witness Alif Sankey told a jury deciding a lawsuit that the pop star appeared thin and unprepared in 2009 for the rigors of his planned comeback concerts known as "This Is It." 

Conrad Murray was not qualified to treat Michael for insomnia or drug addiction and botched resuscitation efforts, an expert cardiologist testifying for the the Jacksons told a jury on Tuesday. Dr. Daniel Wohlgelernter said he reached his conclusion after reviewing the credentials of Conrad Murray. Attorneys for both sides told the panel last week that Michael  suffered from longstanding prescription drug addiction issues. Wohlgelernter said Murray had no formal training on how to treat such problems, and the former cardiologist was not qualified to administer propofol, the powerful anesthetic that killed Michael. Michael was using the drug as a sleep aid.

Michael had a long list of prescription drugs in his system when he died, a toxicologist with the Los Angeles County coroner's office testified Monday May 6th.  Dan Anderson, the first witness called in the second week of the lawsuit that Michael Jackson's mother and three children filed against entertainment giant AEG, continued what has been an unvarnished look into the entertainer’s final days. A Los Angeles Police Department detective already testified that when he saw Jackson spread on a bed in his rented Holmby Hills mansion, the he resembled an end stage cancer patient who’d come home to die. Testimony also recounted how Michael's family had tried to get him to quit drugs, including a failed intervention effort at this Neverland ranch.

Yashi wrote a note to speak up for her grandmother and the trial. It's a must-read, so check it out! 

I normally keep my mouth shut. I usually choose not to speak my mind and give any energy to negativity, opinions, news reports, blog comments, and even over the years I've become less and less interested in watching television for many of these reasons. Let's just say as a close family member MOST of what you see or read or hear from others in general is FALSE information. I repeat FALSE information. Some are not malicious and just reporting on incorrect details and some are.