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Glowing tributes to 'greatest entertainer of all times'

AFP.Loi/Vigdes
After tearful final tributes to Michael Jackson from his children and friends, fans of the King of the Pop faced a new mystery yesterday over where his final testing place would be.
Jackson's daughter Paris earlier grabbed international attention with her heat (break -ing eulogy at her father's Los Angeles memorial.
Standing in front of the pop genius's family and a host of rock stars gathered for the farewell event, 11-year-old daughter Paris unexpectedly addressed the audience: "Ever since I was born. Daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. And I just wanted to say I love him so much."
The youngster dissolved into tears and was consoled by her aunt Janet Jackson before the memorial ended.
Jackson's final journey--12 days after his death in Los Angeles at the age of 50 -■
began with a private service at the Forest Lawn cemetery to the Hollywood stars.
The ornate golden casket was then taken amid a media helicopter circus to the 20,000 capacity Staples Center, where it was placed at the front of the stage.
The exact location ot Jackson's final resting place remains shrouded in mystery, with the family declining to comment.
Local media reports said the coffin was not going back to the Hollywood Hills mortuary. The uncertainty is likely to fuel speculation that the singer may be buried at his beloved Nevcrland Ranch northwest of Los Angeles.
The Jackson service on Tuesday began with Motown legend Smokey Robinson reading letters of condolence from those unable to attend, including former South African president Nelson Mandela.
"Michael was a giant and a legend in the music industry.
And we mourn with the millions of funs worldwide," Mandela's tribute read.
Motown diva Diana Ross -named by Jackson in his will as an alternative guardian to his children -- said she had chosen to mourn privately.
"Michael was a personal love of mine, a treasured part of my world, pai ( of the fabric of my life," Ross said.
Jackson's long-time friend Elizabeth Taylor also stayed away.
"1 just don't believe that Michael would want me to share my grief with millions of others. How I teel is between us. Not a public event," Taylor said in a message on her TWtter micro-blogging site.
TYibutes were punctuated by performances from Mariah Carey, Stevie Wonder and Jennifer Hudson among others, as Jackson's family looked unapprovingly.
Jackson's brothers all wore matching suits, dark glasses and a replica of their sibling's signature diamond sequined
glove.
One of the biggest ovations came alter rousing remarks by Reverend Al Sharpton, who told Jackson s children to disregard the lurid stories tha t often swirled around the man disparaged by tabloid critics us "Wacko Jucko."
"I want his three children to know there weren't nothing strange about your daddy," said the veteran civil rights activist "It was strange what your daddy had to deal with but he dealt with it."
The event s producer Ken Ehrlich later said the memorial's pacing was designed to mirror the memorial services of black US churches, mixing uplifting music performances, fiery speeches and poignant pauses.
The service drew to a close with a performance of Jackson's 1992 clarion call to end global suffering, "Heal the World," before members of the star's family offered individualtributes.
Streets surrounding the Staples Center were sealed off. Ihousands of police were deployed to keep ticketless fans away, though no incidents were reported.
Meanwhile, local and federal law enforcement agencies continue to probe the circumstances of his death on June 25.