Why No One Tattles On Michael Jackson

Jeannette Walls of MSNBC.com reports that employees of Michael Jackson aren’t likely to say anything to the press due to very strict confidentiality agreements. A source who has seen the contracts revealed, “They’re quite long and just astonishingly strict and anyone who violates them has to pay mind-boggling amounts of money. For example, if something appears in a magazine, the source of that information has to pay something like $20 per issue with a minimum of $1 million. For a TV show I think the minimum was $6 million.” Read more, including news on a Wayne Brady Show rerun that was kind to Jackson, here.