The interview that ruined Michael Jackson

"Over his 18-year career, Bashir, a British journalist, had interviewed numerous high-profile celebrities, including Princess Diana. He spent five years trying to score an interview with Michael Jackson.
“Michael adored Princess Diana ... and when Bashir knocked on my door to ask me to introduce Michael to him, he showed me a crumpled letter he carried in his wallet — a thank-you letter from Princess Diana,” says Michael’s friend Uri Geller, who introduced MJ to Bashir and calls it “my devastating mistake”,
Michael granted approval to Bashir, who at the time was working for ITV, the UK’s biggest network, to visit him at Neverland, as well as at his posh suite in Las Vegas."

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Yesterday, I shared a link to an article I published over five years ago; the recipient was shocked for where they landed when JazJets and JazCyfe' links were visited.

I visited the link and am not pleased; started to delete my account on the site for I abandoned publishing there over four years ago.  I decided to publish disclaimer instead and will no longer publish on any site besides this one and my current networking community. 

​I will not share the name of the article nor the site where it is published; however, if stumbled upon note: those  links are not the links I originally attached nor am I affiliated with either of the redirected sites.

​My personal lesson ~ BEWARE of "start-up" publishing sites.

​ Jan aka Jaz

Katherine Coleman Goble Johnson is an American physicist, space scientist, and mathematician, who made fundamental contributions to the United States' aeronautics and space programs with the early application of digital electronic computers at NASA. Known for accuracy in computerized celestial navigation, her technical work at NASA spanned decades where she calculated the trajectories, launch windows and emergency back-up return paths for many flights from Project Mercury including the early NASA missions of John Glenn and Alan Shepard, the 1969 Apollo 11 flight to the Moon, and continued work through the Space Shuttle program and on early plans for the Mission to Mars.

"Hidden Figures"

Synopsis:
While United States competed against Russia by lead to the man to the space, the NASA discovered the talent hidden of a group of women mathematics African-American that were them authentic brains after an of them major operations American of the history. Based in the incredible history real of three of these women, known as them "computers living", the film continues to these women so soon begin to ascend next to them large minds thinking of it NASA with the task of calculate the launch to the orbit of the astronaut John Glenn and ensure your return. Dorothy Vaughn, Mary Jackson, and Katherine Johnson exceeded any limitation professional, of race or of gender while his talent and wish by achieve their dreams them catapulted as true heroines in the history of them United States.

​Cast  
 
Taraji P. Henson ... Katherine Johnson
 
Octavia Spencer ... Dorothy Vaughan
 
Janelle Monáe ... Mary Jackson
 
Kevin Costner ... Al Harrison
 
Kirsten Dunst ... Vivian Michael
 
Jim Parsons ... Paul Stafford
 
Mahershala Ali ... Jim Johnson
 
Aldis Hodge ... Levi Jackson
 
Glen Powell ... John Glenn
 
Kimberly Quinn ... Ruth
 
Olek Krupa ... Karl Zielinski
 
Ken Strunk ... Jim Webb
 
Ariana Neal ... Joylette Johnson
 
Saniyya Sidney ... Constance Johnson
 
Zani Jones Mbayise ... Kathy Johnson
 
Tre Stokes ... Levi Jr.
 
Selah Kimbro Jones ... Carolyn Marie Jackson
 
Karan Kendrick ... Younger Joylette Coleman
 
Corey Mendell Parker ... Howard Vaughan
 
Alkoya Brunson ... Kenneth Vaughn
 
Ashton Tyler ... Leonard Vaughan
 
Lidya Jewett ... Young Katherine Coleman
 
Donna Biscoe ... Mrs. Joylette Coleman
 
Jaiden Kaine ... Joshua Coleman
 
Gregory Alan Williams ... Marion Smithson
 
Maria Howell ... Ms. Sumner
 
Arnell Powell ... Professor Graves
 
Ron Clinton Smith ... White Cop
 
Bob Bost ... Eisenhower
 
Crystal Lee Brown ... Bernie
 
Tequilla Whitfield ... Eleanor
 
Joe Knezevich ... Wind Tunnel Engineer
 
Robert McKay ... Pastor Ayres
 
Dane Davenport ... Alan Shepard
 
Evan Holtzman ... Deke Slayton
 
Travis Smith ... Scott Carpenter
 
Scott Michael Morgan ... Bill Calhoun
 
Rhoda Griffis ... White Librarian
 
Karen Wheeling Reynolds ... Court Clerk #1
 
Paul Ryden ... TV Reporter #1 at Cape Canaveral
 
Frank Hoyt Taylor ... Judge
 
John Atwood ... Newscaster #1
 
Wilbur Fitzgerald ... Senator Patrick
 
Michael Hartson ... Night School Professor
 
Bob Jennings ... Navy Officer
 
Gary Weeks ... Reporter at Press Conference
 
Afemo Omilami ... Man Outside Store
 
Cullen Moss ... Mission Control Commander
 
Jon Edwin Wright ... TV News Reporter
 
Kate Kneeland ... Court Clerk #2 (as Katie Kneeland)
 
Amy Tipton ... Woman Crying
 
Elijah Everett ... Crying Man
 
Chris Cavalier ... IBM Technician
 
Andre Pushkin ... Russian Scientist
 
Randall Newsome ... Russian Scientist #2
 
Kurt Krause ... Sam Turner
 
Howie Johnson ... Library Security Guard
 
Greg Tresan ... K9 Protest Cop
 
David Kallaway ... NASA Security Guard
Martin Luther King ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
 
Other cast