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When BET "The Game" was canceled, an uproar was sent out among fans so much so that it sparked a Twitter campaign begging the show's executives to put the hit comedy-drama back on the air. After much fan mail, tweets and other campaigning BET picked up a new season of the fan favorite, scheduled to debut January 11, 2011. Two months away from the premiere and the cast and crew are already surrounded by controversy. Rumor has it that a certain White actress is being paid more than her predominately Black cast mates. The "news" that actress Brittany Daniel ("Kelly Pitts") salary was estimated at $75,000 per episode while the show's lead Tia Mowry banked approximately $50,000 was first reported by gossip mongrel, MediaTakeOut.
BET denied the accusations releasing this statement:
"The recent report regarding certain members of the cast of “The Game” being disproportionally paid by BET is completely false. As a matter of policy, BET does not engage in public discussions about salaries or similar private matters with its artists. However, out of our deep respect and appreciation for the talent and hard work of the entire cast and crew of “The Game,” we cannot allow such inaccurate reports to go uncorrected. To be clear, there is no disparity in salaries among the cast of “The Game.” We continue to look forward to bringing new episodes to the loyal fans of this series on 1/11/11."
Even in death, pop culture icon Michael Jackson is still making headlines. In the latest installment of Michael vs The Media, the single "Breaking News" is stirring up controversy among Jackson's family members, fans and colleagues. The song is said to be the first single of four from the forthcoming album "Michael" to be released under Sony with the cooperation of the Michael Jackson estate. The controversial song with lyrics addressing the media crucifixion of Jackson is reminiscent of the two of the King of Pop's greatest hits "Scream" and "Leave Me Alone."
What is rubbing Jackson's loved ones and followers the wrong way is the authenticity of his voice on the track. Any fan of Michael Jackson would be able to recognize the singer's signature falsetto, ad libs and high pitched sound effects a mile away yet "Breaking News" begs to question, "Is that really Michael Jackson singing?" TMZ.com recently reported that Michael's mother and sister, Katherine Jackson and LaToya Jackson doubt that the person singing is indeed Michael. Epic Records, on the other hand, stands behind the officialness of the song stating that "Breaking News" was recorded in 2007 at the home studio of producer, Eddie Cascio by Jackson during the popstar's stay at the Cascio residence.
Reviews regarding the song are mostly negative. One critic ripped into it, saying "Having listened to Jackson's music non-stop as a teenager, the vocal comes as a shock because it doesn't really sound like him. . ." Listening to "Breaking News" I couldn't help question whether it was Michael's voice I heard amidst the clips of news reporters and the rhythmic, uptempo beat. The singer's voice sounds forced and lacks the energy characteristic of Jackson's work. Then again in the final two years of his life, the King of Pop's ailing health had taken a toll on not only his body but his voice.
Could this be the work of an impostor? You be the judge!
