Jimmy Adams
Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson Ghost at Neverland ranch
Larry King with CNN did a special after Michael Jackson's death at the Neverland Ranch. As Larry King was entering the master bedroom of Michael's Neverland, there seem to be a shadow of Michael that seem to walk across the room. I have a video on my video link that makes me think that it was Michael's ghost... WATCH it and see what you think
Tim McGraw & Faith Hill
Tim McGraw Says Without Faith Hill, 'I'd Be Dead'
Tim McGraw believes if it weren't for his wife, Faith HIll, he might not be alive today.
"Faith has kept me alive," Tim tells PEOPLE. "She's saved my life in a lot of different ways -- from myself more than anything. She's loved me through times when I didn't love me. I can go down a dark road sometimes, when you're not feeling good about yourself -- and she pulls me out."
Happily married to Faith for 13 years and the father of three daughters, Gracie, 12, Maggie, 11, and Audrey, 7, Tim says bluntly that if it weren't for his wife, "I'd be dead. Oh yeah, I would have partied too hard. I might have caught myself somewhere along the way and put the brakes on. I don't know if I would have gone [to rehab]; don't think I could have been talked into that during those times."
And nothing has put the brakes on for the singer quite like being dad to three girls fast approaching their teen years. "I'm probably more the disciplinarian. I do try to be tough, not mean, just firm. You have to be; it's just scary with girls. There's so much that could go wrong. But they're really good kids."
Tim also reveals that three is enough when it comes to kids, even though they'd always envisioned adding a few more to the roost. "We talked about it once. We even have names for boys. I would love to have a boy also, but if we start again now, we're going to be old when they're gone. We started out wanting five [kids], and life just ... got busy."
"Faith has kept me alive," Tim tells PEOPLE. "She's saved my life in a lot of different ways -- from myself more than anything. She's loved me through times when I didn't love me. I can go down a dark road sometimes, when you're not feeling good about yourself -- and she pulls me out."
Happily married to Faith for 13 years and the father of three daughters, Gracie, 12, Maggie, 11, and Audrey, 7, Tim says bluntly that if it weren't for his wife, "I'd be dead. Oh yeah, I would have partied too hard. I might have caught myself somewhere along the way and put the brakes on. I don't know if I would have gone [to rehab]; don't think I could have been talked into that during those times."
And nothing has put the brakes on for the singer quite like being dad to three girls fast approaching their teen years. "I'm probably more the disciplinarian. I do try to be tough, not mean, just firm. You have to be; it's just scary with girls. There's so much that could go wrong. But they're really good kids."
Tim also reveals that three is enough when it comes to kids, even though they'd always envisioned adding a few more to the roost. "We talked about it once. We even have names for boys. I would love to have a boy also, but if we start again now, we're going to be old when they're gone. We started out wanting five [kids], and life just ... got busy."
Snoop Dogg 'wants to play Miles Davis'
Snoop Dogg has revealed that he would love to play Miles Davis.
The rapper believes that the musician's "brilliant" story should be told in a biopic, Showbiz Spy reports.
"One day Quincy Jones said to me, 'When you rap it sounds like Miles Davis playing his trumpet'," Dogg explained. "I became curious and wanted to know more about him. I started to listen to his records and read about him.
"For me, Miles isn't a hero, but a desire and a challenge. Miles didn't care what people or critics thought about him - he just played his music and kept developing himself as a person. He just did his own thing.
"That's the reason why I want to play him. His brilliant story needs to be told."
Dogg also joked that he is now more successful than his idol Tom Cruise, quipping: "When I started to star in films I used to say, 'I dream of becoming the black version of Tom Cruise'.
"Today I think it's the other way round - Tom Cruise could dream of becoming the white version of Snoop Dogg."
The rapper believes that the musician's "brilliant" story should be told in a biopic, Showbiz Spy reports.
"One day Quincy Jones said to me, 'When you rap it sounds like Miles Davis playing his trumpet'," Dogg explained. "I became curious and wanted to know more about him. I started to listen to his records and read about him.
"For me, Miles isn't a hero, but a desire and a challenge. Miles didn't care what people or critics thought about him - he just played his music and kept developing himself as a person. He just did his own thing.
"That's the reason why I want to play him. His brilliant story needs to be told."
Dogg also joked that he is now more successful than his idol Tom Cruise, quipping: "When I started to star in films I used to say, 'I dream of becoming the black version of Tom Cruise'.
"Today I think it's the other way round - Tom Cruise could dream of becoming the white version of Snoop Dogg."
