It was just announced that Michael Jackson has passed away. He was rushed to the hospital for a cardiac arrest. Wow, what a shocker. First Farrah Fawcett and now Michael Jackson.
According to a report in the Los Angeles Times, the legendary singer, 50, died Thursday afternoon. FOXNews.com has not confirmed this information.
On Thursday afternoon, multiple reports claimed that shortly after noon Thursday, Jackson went into cardiac arrest and had to receive CPR in the ambulance. Joe Jackson, his father, told multiple news sources that his son is not doing well.
Paramedics responded to a 911 call at around 12:26 p.m. PDT, the Los Angeles Times reported. He was reportedly not breathing at the time of their arrival. He died just an hour ago. 
Very sad. Life is short, make sure you live it.
Two questions.
1. There has been so much speculation for years that he was ill and even dying. I have never heard exactly why he was so ill for all this time. There have been many rumors, but what was the truth? He was clearly frail for years and in wheelchairs. We know he had lupus which made him sensitive to sunlight, but what else was wrong with him? Did he just die from starving himself for years? Did he imagine having a lot of illnesses and was just taking a lot of pills, which actually made him ill for real? I heard some lawyer on TV saying when the truth came out about all the pills he took, it would make ANS look tame.
2. What is the address of this home in Bel Air where he was staying? I was in Hollywood last year and I am wondering if I drove by the house. All those gates and walls start to look the same after awhile. Also, did he actually own that house?
The rumor and speculation is that he was fragile because of his diet, multiple surgeries, and various illnesses he had. Plus, he basically was isolated from the world because he was so famous he could not interact with others on a normal basis.
His families home is in Holmby Hills which is part of Bel Air.It was reported he was staying at a friends house and had been sick for awhile. He did not own the home.