Today In Michael Jackson History (June 2nd)

1988 - Michael performs to a capacity audience of 55,000 at a sell-out concert at the Prater Stadium in Vienna, Austria.

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1992 - Crystal Cartier filed a $40 million federal lawsuit against Michael Jackson, Sony Music Entertainment, MJJ Productions and Epic Records. She alleged that she originally wrote and recorded “Dangerous.”

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2005 - The Prosecution’s case is summed up by Deputy District Attorney, Ronald Zonen. Thomas Mesereau then closes the case for the defense.

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1984 - ‘Farewell My Summer Love’ (LP) enters the Pop and Black albums charts peaking at numbers 46 and 31 respectively and remains on both charts for fifteen weeks. ‘Farewell My Summer Love’/‘Call On Me’ by Michael Jackson, released in May in Britain, enters the Top 100 singles chart peaking at number 7 and remains on the charts for twelve weeks.

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2009 - Various media outlets report that Michael has told fans that he wanted to play only 10 London O2 Arena shows rather than the 50 that have been scheduled. In a statement, Randy Phillips of AEG Live, commented: “This is not true; Michael Jackson was thrilled at selling 50 shows. The size and scale of this show would not be possible without an extended run, which Michael has been fully on board with from the very beginning. He has not agreed to a world tour at this point, however, he can at any time.”

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