PARIS – It's a safe bet that the Louvre Museum, that hallowed sanctum that houses the Venus de Milo, the Mona Lisa and countless other priceless artistic treasures, has never seen moves quite like Janet Jackson's.
PARIS – It's a safe bet that the Louvre Museum, that hallowed sanctum that houses the Venus de Milo, the Mona Lisa and countless other priceless artistic treasures, has never seen moves quite like Janet Jackson's.
VIENNA – Janet Jackson says every little bit helps when it comes to fighting AIDS.
The singer says she's lost friends to the disease and that raising awareness about it is "close to my heart."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Janet Jackson will be playing her hits when she hits the road this year.
On Monday, the pop star announced her 2011 North American tour dates, which will feature Jackson performing songs exclusively from her 2009 compilation, Number Ones.
NEW ORLEANS — Janet Jackson is headed for The Big Easy.
The 43-year-old entertainer will perform at this summer's Essence Music Festival in New Orleans, organizers announced Tuesday.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Janet Jackson says she received plenty of support from Tyler Perry when her brother Michael died last June while she was shooting the director's upcoming movie, Why Did I Get Married Too?
LOS ANGELES — Janet Jackson hit the stage at Sunday night's American Music Awards in Los Angeles, where she kicked off the show with a medley of hits.
Jackson began her AMA performance with the 1986 hit "Control." Other popular tunes included "Miss You Much" and "If."
The 43-year-old singer also sampled her new release "Make Me."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Speaking out five months after Michael Jackson's death, Janet Jackson sat down for an interview with Robin Roberts, in which she discussed her close relationship with her brother and her family's attempts to save him from a drug addiction.
"Of course, that's what you do," the 43-year-old singer told Roberts during the In the Spotlight interview that aired Wednesday night on ABC. "Those are the things that you do when you love someone. You can't just let them continue on that way. And we did a few times. We weren't very successful."
LOS ANGELES — Janet Jackson is opening up about her brother's alleged prescription drug use, telling ABC's Robin Roberts that her family tried several interventions over the years to rid the King of Pop of his troubles.
"Of course, that's what you do," the 43-year-old singer reveals in an interview airing Wednesday night. "Those are the things that you do when you love someone. You can't just let them continue on that way. And we did a few times. We weren't very successful."
While the interventions failed, Jackson says the music icon understood that his family had the best of intentions.
"How do I say this? Understanding. I guess that will be the best way to — understood that it was out of love, because of caring. But when it's something like that, people can tend to be in denial," she says.
When asked if Michael was in denial, Jackson replies, "Possibly."
"I wish he could answer this question for you and not me. I felt that he was in denial," Jackson says.
"You can't make 'em drink the water," she adds. "I'm a true believer in prayer, a big believer in prayer — but it's, it's something that you can't do for them. Something they have to do for themselves."
Jackson also tells Roberts that she hasn't seen This Is It, the concert film released last month that is comprised of rehearsal footage shot during Michael's preparation for his comeback shows in London.
"I definitely won't, not right now. I don't know if I will ever see it," she says. "It's hard when I see a poster, you know, the This Is It posters that are around the city. That's tough. I've seen the commercial. They advertise — the trailers — on TV. That was tough."
Jackson also puts to bed rumors that she was married to music mogul Jermaine Dupri, while also denying that the couple is back together.
"I adore him. Absolutely adore Jermaine," she says. "Love him to death and we're still very good friends to this day. Very good friends, but that's all I'll say."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — When it comes to her brother's tragic death, Janet Jackson is convinced his personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, is to blame.
NEW YORK — The MTV Video Music Awards kicked off Sunday with a poignant, tender tribute to fallen icon Michael Jackson.
Madonna opened the show with an emotional and heartfelt tribute to Jackson, who died on June 25 at the age of 50.
"Most of us had turned our backs on him," she said in her speech. "He was so unique, so original, so rare and there will never be anyone like him again. He was the king."
