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Michael Jackson On and off troubled star Michael Jackson is allegedly furious at his brother Jermaine for telling the world he is joining his siblings for a Jackson 5 reunion tour. Last week Jermaine Jackson claimed Michael, his brothers and sister Janet would record a new album together and tour in 2009 to revive the family shrinking fortunes. But the Thriller singer shot down the reports, insisting he has "no plans to record or tour with them" because he is busy working on his own LP. Now, according to the Chicago Sun-Times , Michael has chastised Jermaine for getting fans’ hopes up - and is adamant Janet will not be joining their brothers on the road. A source tells the publication: "Both Michael and Janet are not involved in any way and Michael really laid into Jermaine for even raising the possibility." Photo By: Sara De Boer / Retna Ltd.

Jermaine Jackson Jesus Juice creator Michael Jackson's brother Jermaine is denying the singer’s Neverland Ranch was ever for sale and is insisting the property would go on the market "over my dead body".The California estate was reportedly scheduled to be sold off if Jackson failed to pay $24.5 million he owed in property taxes by March 19th.The troubled singer was believed to have saved his home by agreeing a deal with an investment group that will allow him to retain ownership.But Jermaine has insisted the property was never under threat. He tells TMZ.com, "It’s very simple. It’s not for sale. Not over my dead body. It’s not for sale." And when asked if the property would be sold if it went into foreclosure, he added, "That’s a myth."

Michael Jackson is reforming the Jackson 5, it has been claimed.The eccentric singer is said to have been visited in Las Vegas by his brothers, Jackie, Jermaine, Tito and Marlon, who put forward the idea of getting the band back together for a tour.Michael's sisters Janet and Rebbie, and his other brother Randy - who was part of the Jacksons - were also at the family reunion and are keen on joining their siblings for a Jackson family tour.US gossip columnist Roger Friedman said: "A successful Jackson family tour could change everything for Michael. It would also be a financial boon for the whole family. The tour idea also works for Janet, whose last two albums have been huge disappointments."The idea of Michael and Janet performing a couple of duets, or Janet'sbrothers backing her on her own hits would be a tantalising prospect."Michael has been desperate to re-launch his career since being acquitted of child sex charges in 2005. He was previously in talks about...