NEWS DIGEST: Friday, October 31

10:39 AM GMT 31/10/2008

Michael Jackson has denied he is to play a role in next year's Jackson 5 reunion tour.

"My brothers and sisters have my full love and support, and we've certainly shared many great experiences, but at this time I have no plans to record or tour with them," he said in statement released earlier today.

He then added: "I am now in the studio developing new and exciting projects that I look forward to sharing with my fans in concert soon,"

Jermaine Jackson told the Australian Associated Press on Wednesday that all the original band members were back together again and were planning on recording new material. "It's going to be a family affair," he added before revealing that sister Janet was slated to open for the quintet.

Oh, and considering it's Halloween and the ghouls and set to come and a play at little later on, why not take another look at the full version of Thriller HERE.

The music of The Beatles is set to be released in video game form. Apple Corps confirmed yesterday that a Beatles version of the smash game Rock Band would be released next year. It will be the first time the band's music has been used in a computer game.

There have been yet more shenanigans in the Phil Spector trial. The first day of testimony was postponed after one of the jurors injured his foot in a fall in the parking lot of the Los Angeles court. The trial is set to resume on Monday (November 3).

And finally...after a gigantic wait, Neil Young Archives: Volume 1 (1963-1972), his 10 DVD/Blu-Ray "filing cabinet" of rare material, is now available for pre-order via www.amazon.com. A release date of January 27, 2009 seems set.

Posted by Ross_Bennett at 10:39 AM GMT 31/10/2008

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