While you were quietly nestled in your bed or waking up after severing that hooker's head, Michael Jackson was buying up another back catalog. This back catalog was Famous Music LLC.

"This is a milestone event for Sony/ATV Music Publishing," Jackson reportedly said in a statement. "The diverse collection of songs in this catalogue range from timeless classics to contemporary hits. I am pleased to add the acquistion of Famous Music to Sony/ATV."

Let's take a further look at Famous Music. They were founded in 1928 and their catalog includes 125,000 songs and sound cues. Their songs are as ecclectic as Jacko himself.

Songs:

Footloose
Satin Doll
Silver Bells
That's Amore
Moon River
Take My Breath Away
It don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)

Movie song titles:

Braveheart
The Godfather
Forrest Gump
Mission Impossible
Axel F from Beverely Hills Cop

However, the catalog also includes contemporary hits such as:

Daniel Powter - Bad Day
Shakira - Hips Don't Lie
Eminem - The Real Slim Shady
Linda Perry (performed by Christina Aguilera) Beautiful

Bands catalog owned by Jacko

Bjork
Duke Ellington
Dave Grusin
Bush
Boyz II Men

Song writers owned:

Linda Perry (girl from 4 Non Blondes who wrote for Pink, Gwen Stefani, and Christina Aguilera
7Aurelius (wrote for LL Cool J, Mariah Carey)
Fred Jenkins (wrote for Destiny's Child and Whitney Houston)
Dave Tozer (wrote for John Legend)
Mike Mangini (wrote for Joss Stone and is responsible for Who Let the Dogs out by the Baha Men)
Charlie Midnight (wrote for Hilary Duff, James Brown)
Darrell Scott (wrote for the Dixie Chicks, Faith Hill)
Jet
Modest Mouse

Despite diddling with little boys, Michael Jackson is a buisness savvy man. Soon he will be able to set his own price for licensing music because he will own it ALL! Besides his fantastic back catalog, he also owns part of the Beatles back catalog. Everytime Sir Paul performs any Beatles number, Jacko is paid royalites. That Love show in Vegas...yup Jacko licensed the songs. Michael Jackson, alleged boy toucher and Bill Gates of the music industry. Was that too far?