Growing up here in Southern California, especially in the San Fernando Valley, and living many years in Hollywood, I could not help but being in the middle of the celebrity scene as a kid and as an adult. I am not going to sit here and talk about who I know, who I have hung out with, or who I have partied with. Let’s just say I am from here, and I grew up here. I have been right in the middle of the action so to say.
With that being said, it has been one hell of a shitty week for me, and fans all over the nation and the globe because this week we have lost 3 icons in the entertainment industry; Michael Jackson, Farrah Facett, and Ed McMahon. You can read things about each of them all over the Internet written by entertainment industry experts.
You may wonder why I am posting an article about three celebrities who have died, and that are seemingly unrelated to motorcycles or bikers here on the Biker Law Blog; it is simple, each of these three celebrities have touched me in some way in my life, and I offer my forum to pay tribute to each of them.
Michael Jackson, controversial as he was, was one hell of a singer and entertainer who transcended race. I remember as a kid listening to the Jackson 5, and his other musical hits later on. Yes I am into Rock & Roll, but I am also in to other music as well. Lot’s of entertainers try to emulate Michael Jackson, but let’s face it; no one has or will come close! CLICK HERE TO SEE AND HEAR MICHAEL JACKSON; ONE HELL OF AN ENTERTAINER.
Farrah Fawcett, well all I can say about her is that I was in love with her from the first moment I saw her poster. She was absolutely fine. I remember all of the San Fernando Valley Girls (Valley Girls) feathering their hair trying to emulate her. As a matter of fact, all of us dudes were doing 
the same thing in the 70’s. Hell my ex wife still feathers her hair the same way. Farrah was one hell of a female specimen who again has been emulated but will never be duplicated.
Ed McMahon was one funny dude. As a kid I grew up watching the Tonight Show. Obviously Johnny Carson was funny as hell, but Ed McMahon cracked me up. He was the unique sidekick that basically formed the other half of the tonight show. He was and is revered by millions.
It has been one horrible week here in Southern California. May our celebrities go with god.
By Motorcycle Accident Attorney and Biker Lawyer Norman Gregory Fernandez
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Jackson’s doctor killed him by lethal injection of Demerol, now the doctor is missing. The loanshark lawyer who paid Jackson’s $3-million bail was the lawyer mobster Meyer Lansky. Now half a billion dollars is missing. MiKUL also had connections to the CIA’s MKULTRA mindcontrol program, and wrote songs about it.
http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.asp?b=18&t=38893
Jackson’s murder is also a great diversion for Rep Waxman’s Cap and Trade Tax Bill vote today. My Rep got a copy of the 1200 page bill at 3am today, then Waxman changed the bill number from HR2454 to HR2998 and added 800 pages that nobody is allowed to read before the vote.
http://www.thomas.loc.gov/
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hr+2454&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=&aqi
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hr+2998&btnG=Search
“HR2454 is the largest tax increase in US history! The phone system is shutting down in Washington DC.”
-Shaun Hannity, 26 June 2009
Coincidence?
I loved Farrah and was greatly disappointed in how the Michael Jackson news coverage pushed Farrah to the back burner. Heck Norm I was like your ex-wife and had my haircut like Farrah’s and got the Farrah frost as well in high school. She was indeed a true beauty.
Micheal is in the heart of all people.
We miss you Mj..
i suspect that, since there’s more celebrities than ever right now, it’s going to seem like a lot are passing on around the same time; RIP in any case