Frank DiLeo

...almost touched Michael's foot. " That's the closest any of the guys came to the real thing, although Michael's former manager, Frank DiLeo, stopped by a gig in Nashville, Tenn., shared a few stories about Bubbles, Wesley Snipes and Marlon...

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...him and says he hasn't been paid for the work he did for the singer.) Around that time, Jackson brought back his old manager DiLeo, who in turn helped bring back John Branca, who had been Jackson's lawyer for the better part of...

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"By the time we were ready to go to London we were at $35 million." In March Jackson reached out to Frank DiLeo, who managed him during a spectacular '80s run. "Even though he fired me, Michael was still my friend. We never lost the...

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...gigs and committing to money spinning film, DVD and CD deals. In early June, the firm filed a suit against Michael, AEG Live and Frank Dileo for 40 million dollars over the missed concert, but later amended the claims in a New York...

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...stage a string of gigs in London. The lawsuit also included manager Frank Dileo and AEG Live, but bosses have now revised the lawsuit to include Jackson's estate administrators - and upped their claim to USD 300 million, according to TMZ.com.

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...displayed on his tanned wrist. It was DiLeo who masterminded Jackson's 'glory days', from the Bad, Thriller and Victory tours through to negotiating his $10 million Pepsi advertising deal. It was while filming the Pepsi commercial...

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...all remembered, the artist who had grown from a child singer to forge a whole new style of pop. When Jackson walked off the stage, he hugged DiLeo. "This is our time again," he told his manager. "It's time for us to take it back." The...

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...into darkness as punishing gusts downed dozens of power lines. Gesturing to the strong winds buffeting the event, Jackson's former manager Frank DiLeo joked: "He's happy. You can feel him spinning around in the air here ... He's looking...

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