On 29th August 1958 Michael came into this world. Fans around the world are making parties and decide to spend this day together remembering their idol and celebrating his coming into the world. This day has become a Michael Jackson Day for us. So we wish you happy celebration to remember a person who gave so much to us without asking anything in return, the person bringing anything but love to the world, who changed our lives for the best, who has inspired us for generations and who has entertained millions.

Some fans have made a challenge in Facebook asking people to do something good on 29th August. Even the smallest thing as a smile to somebody who's sad is considered as a good thing. It would be our gift to Michael and you know, he would smile for that. So we also ask all fans to join the challenge and do something good on 29th August and continue to do it in Michael's memory to spread his message of peace and harmony in the world.

May his star shine on as the brightest in the sky. He will be forever remembered in our hearts. Happy birthday, dear Michael!

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The doctor charged in Michael Jackson's death will face a preliminary hearing in the case early next year.

Dr Murray had been hired by the singer before his comeback concerts in London. Dr Conrad Murray has pleaded not guilty to one count of involuntary manslaughter.

Now Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor has scheduled the hearing for January 4.

The prosecutors will then lay out some of their evidence and Judge Pastor will decide whether to send Murray to full trial.

The 57-year-old cardiologist was in court during the brief session on Monday.

Also present were several members of Jackson's family, including his mother Katherine and father Joseph.

The pop superstar died on June 25 2009 from an overdose of propofol, a powerful anaesthetic used to put surgical patients to sleep.

Murray, who maintains offices in Las Vegas and Houston, was charged in February for administering a lethal dose of the anaesthetic to Jackson.

The singer had hired Murray as his personal doctor while he rehearsed for his comeback concerts in London.

Source: Sky News/MJackson.com

When Dr. Conrad Murray returns to a Los Angeles court Monday afternoon, he is likely to be hounded by dozens of Michael Jackson fans angry about the pop star's death.

Monday's hearing is expected to be quick. It will set a date for the preliminary hearing in the involuntary manslaughter case against Murray, his lawyer said.

The judge has indicated the preliminary hearing will be in October and is expected to last more than a week.

The Los Angeles County coroner ruled that Jackson's death on June 25, 2009, was from an overdose of propofol, a powerful anesthesia used to put surgical patients to sleep.
Video: Dr. Conrad Murray a 'fall guy'?

Murray, hired as Jackson's personal doctor while the singer rehearsed for his comeback concerts, admits giving him propofol as a sleep aid. But Murray's lawyer said the amount was much smaller than what was found in Jackson's body during the autopsy.

"The fact [of the way] that he died was a mystery a year ago, and still is," Houston attorney Ed Chernoff told CNN in an exclusive interview recently.

Members of Jackson's family have attended each hearing since Murray's arrest in February.

When brother Jermaine Jackson left the last hearing in June, he indicated some of them were not satisfied with the case against Murray.

"Dr. Murray's the fall guy," Jermaine Jackson said after the hearing. "This is bulls**t."

California authorities announced last month that seven other doctors and a nurse who treated Jackson will not face criminal prosecution in connection with the singer's death.

Judge Michael Pastor denied a request by the state medical board to order Murray to stop practicing medicine as a condition of his bond while he awaits trial. His lawyer said he has no California patients, although he continues to treat patients in Nevada and Texas.

Jackson fans have organized protests at each hearing, taunting Dr. Murray as he entered and departed the courthouse.

One fan website said they would follow Murray "into the streets" after Monday's hearing with banners on an overpass of the Hollywood Freeway.

Source: CNN/MJackson.com