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ET Special Report: The Party on 22 Shahrivar Will Have Coverage

Mark Steines will be the only reporter from the program Entertainment Tonight to cover the ceremony that will be held on 22 Shahrivar at Michael’s private home (Neverland). This will be the first party that Michael Jackson has held since the wedding ceremony Elizabeth Taylor with Larry Fortensly in the year 1370. Some believe that this ceremony will be packed with stars—so much so that it will be even more magnificent than the Oscars ceremony, which is held every year in Hollywood. For each ticket to this ceremony, $1,000 will be allocated to the charity Make-A-Wish (an organization called “Wish”) and the charity of the Brazilian artist Romero Brizillian will receive it. Michael is going to put on a big celebration that will be very colorful, including dancing and singing, and even a fire-eating ceremony. In other words, Michael is bringing a whole circus to the event. This amusement park at the end of the night turns into a nightclub where guests can dance and spend the night. At the end, guests will receive gifts that apparently compete with the gifts given to famous people at the Oscars ceremony.