Paris Jackson

His memory and indelible mark on music and pop culture will last forever and now Michael Jackson's children have cemented his legacy ... in the literal sense.

With a hand and footprint ceremony, Prince, 14, Paris, 13, and Blanket Jackson, 9, left their mark - and Michael's - outside Hollywood's Grauman's Chinese Theater.

Here's a photo of the kids paying tribute to their late father Thursday, at the event held in conjunction with the Cirque de Soleil MJ-themed Immortal show:

"This, right here, is his lifetime achievement award," said Prince Michael Jackson, 14. "This is what he strived to get, and this is what we are giving him now."

The Jackson kids made an imprint in the cement using Michael's famous sequin glove and a pair of his dancing shoes, and each added their own print as well.

Also there to celebrate the King of Pop's memory: mother, Katherine, brothers Tito and Jackie, Smokey Robinson, Quincy Jones and Justin Bieber, who said:

"He meant so much to me. More than entertainer; he was an inspiration."

We doubt he's alone in that sentiment.

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Michael Jackson's lasting advice to his only daughter was simple.

"He said, 'If I die tomorrow, always remember what I told you.' I took his advice, and I remembered everything he told me," Paris Jackson, 13, told Ellen DeGeneres.

The King of Pop shaped Paris' life in fundamental ways, from her desire to pursue acting to far more important lessons, she reveals in the interview, airing Thursday.

Here's a clip of Paris Jackson on Ellen:

Paris Jackson on Ellen

"My dad was in the movie Moonwalker; I knew he could sing really well but I didn't know he could act. I saw that and I said, 'Wow, I want to be just like him,'" says Paris.

The female Jackson recently scored her first film role. A family rep confirmed she has a role in the upcoming fantasy movie Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys.

"We would do improv together," she adds. "He would give us little scenarios. He would go, 'Okay, in this scene you're going to cry,' and I'd cry on the spot."

Paris Jackson, the 13-year-old daughter of Michael Jackson, will soon make her acting debut, starring in the upcoming Lundon's Bridge and the Three Keys.

In a mixed live-action/animation movie, the late King of Pop's middle child will play a girl who survives being brainwashed by a jellyfish queen in the ocean.

Hey, every career has to start somewhere, right?

Paris will appear as a live-action "human character" along with animated characters voiced by Larry King and wife Shawn Southwick, Joey Fatone and others.

Filming begins in January. Three Keys is first in a series of five Lundon O'Malley movies to which she's committed, producer Stephen Sobisky confirms:

"She wants to be an actress. [Paris Jackson] wants to take on her dad's legacy and do something good for the world and our product does that."

Finally able to move on after the sentencing of Dr. Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson's family members took in the performances last night on Fox's The X Factor.

The seven contestants paid tribute to MJ Wednesday.

With renditions that ranged from stripped down (Drew Ryniewicz) to completely unique improvisations (Astro), did the aspiring singers impress Michael's progeny?

Michael Jackson's kids watch the X Factor action ... and look mostly happy.

Treated as both props but also royalty, Paris Jackson, Prince Michael Jackson I and II and their grandmother / guardian Katherine Jackson had front row seats.

So who was Paris' favorite of all the singers channeling MJ?

"Honestly," she Tweeted, "They were all really talented!

Good answer. Who do you think was the best/worst?

The Lingerie Football League can take its endorsement deal and shove it. Paris Jackson isn't messing around with any half-assed football. She's a machine.

Michael Jackson's 13-year-old daughter unleashed the fury on opposing QBs and receivers yesterday during a flag football game. Look at that intensity!

The very first female to join her private school's deal, Paris also played a little offensive line, and mixed it up with the guys with some aggressive blocks.

This quarterback is about to get straight up embarrassed by Paris.

When Katherine Jackson took over guardianship of Michael's three children, she enrolled them in the prestigious Buckley School, and they're thriving there.

For those keeping score, Jackson's school emerged victorious ... and after the game, she tweeted about it ... saying, "We Won 32-6!!!!!!!! Yeahhh Boiiiiii!"

Word. That's a bigger pounding than the D.A. is putting on Dr. Conrad Murray. Boiii.

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Michael Jackson's daughter Paris is in love with Chris Brown, and the singer was more than willing to return the love last night at his L.A. concert.

Chris, a devout fan of the King of Pop, made sure his 13-year-old daughter got nothing short of the VIP  treatment when she came to see him live.

Once Chris learned Jackson would be attending, he invited Paris to the pre-show soundcheck, where he greeted her with a giant, friendly hug.

Nice to see Chris hook up one of his biggest fans.

After the warm up and meeting Chris, Paris Jackson made her way to her front row seat with her friends and rocked out to the sold-out show.

A ton of other stars were on hand to watch Brown rock the house, including Jamie Foxx, Damon Wayans, Sean Kingston and Kendall Jenner.

Safe to say Team Breezy was in the house.

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Michael Jackson's daughter Paris is a known football enthusiast.

Still, this may not be the best outlet for her, we're thinking.

The 13-year-old is being recruited to be the face of an organization that swears it's helping break down barriers for women in the sport ... which sounds awesome.

The only problem is it's the Lingerie Football League.

When Paris Jackson became the first female at her private school to join the flag football team earlier this month, the LFL took notice ... and had no shame.

They fired off a letter to the Michael Jackson Estate in the hopes that Paris would be the spokesperson for the league's "youth program." Don't hold your breath.

LFL Commissioner (yes, there is such a position) Mitchell S. Mortaza laments the "lack of options for competitive female football" and looks to her for help.

Christina Aguilera rocked the house and Jennifer Hudson no-showed, but the big story of the Michael Forever tribute concert was the appearance by his kids.

Michael Jackson's children Prince, 14, Paris, 13 and Blanket, 9, took the stage briefly in Cardiff, Wales, to introduce a live satellite performance by Beyonce.

"We're very happy to be here on this special night to honour our father," said Paris, dressed in an exact replica of the jacket MJ wore in his "Thriller" video.

Prince's outfit conjures up images of "Bad," while young Blanket went for one of his dad's more recent looks, with the long hair and the signature armband:

The legendary singer, perhaps the single most successful artist in modern music, died in 2009 aged 50 while rehearsing for a series of comeback concerts.

The Michael Forever tribute concert coincides with the involuntary manslaughter trial of the singer's doctor, Dr. Conrad Murray, currently underway in L.A.

Prince, Paris and Blanket have agreed to boycott coverage of the trial, though Prince has also said he will testify if called by the prosecution in the case.

Michael's brothers Jermaine and Randy boycotted the tribute show, calling it ''ill-timed'' and 'inappropriate'' given the criminal proceedings taking place.

Janet Jackson was less opposed to the show, but declined to perform because it would be "too painful". In any case, here's a video of Michael Jackson's kids ...

Paris, Prince and Blanket at Michael Forever Concert

Prince, Paris, and Blanket Jackson, the children of the late Michael Jackson, have decided to instill a self-imposed boycott of Dr. Conrad Murray's trial.

The physician, accused of involuntary manslaughter, faces a long prison term if convicted. The trial, which began last week, is expected to last weeks.

Sources say that for the kids, especially Prince and Paris, rehashing the details of how Michael died is just too hard, and they're trying to tune it out.

Katherine Jackson, Michael's mother and the kids' guardian, is said to be relieved that kids aren't more curious and desperate to pay close attention.

After prosecutor David Walgren displayed the body of Michael Jackson in the opening statement of the Dr. Conrad Murray trial, the stakes were high.

Katherine was unhappy and disturbed the shocking pic was displayed, and the 911 call placed after MJ was found unresponsive was also unnerving.

At this point it's unlikely that the kids will be called as witnesses against Murray, as the prosecution feels it has plenty of others to prove its case.

The children certainly do not wish to be involved whatsoever. However, if asked to take the stand, Prince Michael will testify without complaint.

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Paris Jackson, daughter of Michael, screamed out for her father as he died, according to chilling testimony in the Conrad Murray manslaughter trial.

"Paris screamed out, 'Daddy!'" Alberto Alvarez said. "She was crying."

Alvarez, a bodyguard/security guard for the King of Pop, was the voice on the Michael Jackson 911 call played yesterday, the third day of the trial.

Paris Jackson and brother Prince Michael earlier this summer.

Paris, now 13, endeared herself to millions with her touching tribute to Michael at his memorial service. Having seen what she did, it's all the more moving.

While Dr. Conrad Murray was giving chest compressions on an unresponsive Jackson, he shouted to Alvarez, "Don't let them see their dad like this."

Alvarez says he turned to Prince and Paris, who were crying, and said, "'Kids, don't worry, we'll take care of it. Everything's going to be okay.'"

"Then I asked Dr. Murray what happened. He said, 'He had a bad reaction.'"