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Issue 4 MJ Studies Today Volume 5 

16th July 2018

MJ Studies Today XXXI

Posted By: Karin Merx blood on the dance floor, column, Kerry Hennigan, MJ Studies Today, Short Film, Song

Abstract: In this month’s column, Kerry Hennigan looks at the song and video for Michael Jackson’s “Blood on the Dance Floor” which, when released in

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Issue 3 MJ Studies Today Volume 3 

14th January 201714th August 2017

MJ Studies Today XIII

Posted By: Karin Merx Bad, Bad World Tour, blood on the dance floor, Chris Tucker, column, Film Noir, Immortal, Immortal World Tour, Kerry Hennigan, Marlon Brando, Michael Jackson ONE, MJ Studies Today, Moonwalker, Smooth Criminal, This is It, You Rock My World

Abstract: In the first column of this year, Kerry Hennigan continues her research to Michael Jackson’s fascination for the film noir genre. Column by Kerry

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Film Studies Issue 3 Op-Ed (Opinion Pieces) Volume 3 

21st December 20168th January 2017

Femmes Fatale – The ‘Dangerous Woman’ Narrative

Posted By: Karin Merx Another Part of Me, Billie Jean, blood on the dance floor, Dancing the Dream, dangerous, Dirty Diana, Femme Fatale, Important messages, Jan Carlson, Michael Jackson, Oprah Winfrey, Privacy, religion, spiritual scriptures, This is It, willa stillwater

Abstract: From as early as his 1982 Billie Jean short film, it has been apparent that Michael Jackson had a distinct fascination with Film Noir, the Classical

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Issue 2 Podcast Season 2 Volume 3 

29th August 20168th November 2016

Episode 13 – MJAS Exclusive: Michael Jackson 58th Birthday: MJ & Afrocentricity

Posted By: Karin Merx afrocentricity, Bad, black history, blood on the dance floor, dangerous, dream lives on, History, interview with joseph vogel, Invincible, joseph vogel, legacy, Michael Jackson, michael jackson and afrocentricity, michael jackson black history, michael jackson lecture, michael jackson podcast, Michael Jackson's Dream Lives On, off the wall, Podcast, thriller

Abstract: This thirteenth episode is a celebration of Michael Jackson’s 58th birthday. Karin and Elizabeth’s conversation explores Michael Jackson and Afrocentricity, the predominantly American study of the history of

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