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Paris Jackson wasn't allowed to go to the Masters Of Madness tour (of course TMZ is just calling it a Marilyn Manson concert) and as a result attempted suicide http://www.tmz.com/2013/06/05/paris-jac ... -911-call/ Time to blame the "evil rock music" again ?

I'm glad they didn't mention alice on the news I saw also..not exactly something you want associated with if you're Cooper. I hope she gets the help she obviously needs.

Apparently, Entertainment Tonight called it "an Alice Cooper concert" (while TMZ said "a Marilyn Manson concert").

Hunter

I'm absolutely flabbergasted that this girl isn't grounded and well balanced.

The tour is now renamed "The Concert Paris Jackson Would Die For".

I wonder if Paris knew Orianthi very well, if at all. I'm sure they must have at least met considering she was working with Michael but who knows ?

I hope the girl is doing ok, she's had a crazy life that's for sure.

I didn't see this mentioned anywhere...

http://www.tmz.com/2013/06/07/marilyn-m ... ng-concert

just the perfect amount of sensationalism Alice/Manson need....which always sells more albums.

GailsFriend wrote:just the perfect amount of sensationalism Alice/Manson need....which always sells more albums.

I don't see Alice mentioned anywhere in this article.

I also sincerely doubt Alice is interested in profiting off of this situation.

>which always sells more albums.

You are delusional.

well, maybe...but...the Los Angeles show was pretty packed....let's not forget The Billboard Incident...and it's impact on sales. Sensationalism works! "The show Paris Jackson would die for"

I saw it....and it was awesome.

http://www.sickthingsuk.co.uk/events/e-billboard.php

>let's not forget The Billboard Incident

If you are not yet aware that the world is a different place than it was in 1972, then that might explain some of your posts.

if sensationalism doesn't work, then tell TMZ they are out of a job....they will laugh in your face.

if sensationalism doesn't work, then tell Marilyn Manson it was stupid to dedicate "Disposable Teens" to Paris Jackson, and simulate the wrist cutting.....he will laugh in your face too, because he is in the news.

if sensationalism worked in 1972.....then it works in 2013.

Tim Curry said it best in "Pass The Ammo": "Everyone Loves a Car Wreck"

Everyone is watching....

Poor kid, thought are with her.

>if sensationalism doesn't work, then tell TMZ they are out of a job....they will laugh in your face.

I wasn't talking about an online gossip site. I was talking about Alice Cooper which is what your post about album sales was about.

>if sensationalism doesn't work, then tell Marilyn Manson it was stupid to dedicate "Disposable Teens" to Paris Jackson, and simulate the wrist cutting.....

Why would I do that? Did I say it was?

> will laugh in your face too, because he is in the news.

He may indeed "laugh" but the rest of the world has already moved on to something else.

>Everyone is watching...

For about fifteen minutes, as Andy Warhol might have said.

Seriously wrote:Poor kid, thought are with her.

Good post Seriously...

...with all due respect, let's try not to forget that there is a child who is in need of help at the other side of these punchlines.

"The show Paris Jackson would die for" is in very poor taste.

Not clever, not funny and just not very nice.

[quote="GailsFriend"if sensationalism doesn't work, then tell Marilyn Manson it was stupid to dedicate "Disposable Teens" to Paris Jackson, and simulate the wrist cutting.....he will laugh in your face too, because he is in the news.
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I usually don't care for anything TMZ posts, however their report on Manson and the "simulated wrist cutting" has really pissed me off due to how misleading the report is, mostly due to how it's worded. From the way the report is worded (and the way most people have been reading into it, based on the comment sections on TMZ and a couple of other web sites) is that Manson dedicated the song, and then slit his wrists shortly afterwards. What is not clear is that Manson did not even use the knife prop on the song Disposable Teens, in fact he uses the Microphone on the song No Reflection (and has been since I believe the beginning of the tour cycle for the new album, the knife prop itself has been used in concert since at least 2007). I don't believe the two events (the "simulated wrist cutting" and the Paris situation) were related at all (now I'm not 100% sure, as I am not in Manson's head, so I may be wrong). My point is that I don't think Manson was trying to be "shocking" and or attempting to get back in the news, rather the media making a false correlation between two events in order to make a story out of it (as they always do).

I completely agree electrocute1031