Dr. Conrad Murray

It's been seven years since Michael Jackson passed away, yet the wild rumors of the ever-controversial King of Pop's lifestyle show no signs of letting up.

Michael Jackson's family is, understandably and not surprisingly, far from pleased with Dr. Conrad Murray and his recent interview with the Daily Mail.

Among other things, Murray claimed that Jackson was incontinent and that he used to hold Michael's penis every night to fit a condom on him.

Debbie Rowe believes Dr. Conrad Murray is asking for an early demise at the hands of Michael Jackson fans, and she's not exactly broken up about it.

In fact, she says that after his latest stunt - talking about holding Michael's junk and trashing her in an interview with the Daily Mail - she'd buy the bullet.

Dr. Conrad Murray says that he and Michael Jackson were once so tight, he would hold the late music icon's penis for him. Like on a routine basis.

Murray tells The Daily Mail, "You know how close we were? I held his penis every night to fit a catheter." The reason? "He was incontinent at night."

Dr. Conrad Murray has been receiving more death threats than he can count since his release from jail, and the FBI is investigating at least some of them.

A group of Michael Jackson fanatics is believed to be responsible.

Corey Feldman is making the rounds to promote his tell-all autobiography, Coreyography, in which he delves into his troubled past and so much more.

In the book Feldman details sexual abuse he experienced as well as his close friendship with his fellow drug addict heart throb, the late Corey Haim.

After two years behind bars, Dr. Conrad Murray is a free man. Michael Jackson's former doctor was quietly released from jail shortly after midnight this morning.

Dr. Conrad Murray somehow believes he's been vindicated by the ruling in the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial, which only proves how delusional he is.

Murray is adamant that the verdict in the trial absolves him of any wrongdoing, despite the fact that he was already on trial for manslaughter and lost.

Michael Jackson's family is disappointed. What transpired in court Wednesday, when a jury found that AEG Live was not liable for his death, is beyond them.

Michael Jackson's family has lost its bid to hold AEG Live accountable for the singer's death 2009. A jury sided with the concert promoter on Wednesday. Why?

The jury ruled AEG Live did hire Dr. Conrad Murray, which was key for the family, but the jury then ruled Conrad Murray was NOT unfit or incompetent.

Katherine Jackson’s wrongful death lawsuit against AEG Live took an interesting turn Monday when two company executives were dismissed as defendants.

AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips and executive Paul Gongaware are no longer liable in the wrongful death lawsuit, in which she is claiming billions in damages.