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Los Angeles Psychologist Robert R. Butterworth's 10 Makeover Tips for Michael Jackson.


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LOS LOS Length of stay, see there  ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 14, 2004

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 Jackson's career is on life support. In order to salvage salvage, in maritime law, the compensation that the owner must pay for having his vessel or cargo saved from peril, such as shipwreck, fire, or capture by an enemy. Salvage is awarded only when the party making the rescue was under no legal obligation to do so.  what little is left a media Psychologist psy·chol·o·gist
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psychologist 
 and Image consultant gives 10 tips to help Jackson Jackson.

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 change his image and an attempt to salvage his career.

           Los Angeles Psychologist Robert R. Butterworth's
                 10 Makeover Tips for Michael Jackson:

1. Change your wardrobe. Ditch the Captain Crunch clothing and make an
   emergency call to the "Queer Eye" guys. (Try blazers and
   turtlenecks as a start.)

2. Get rid of the surgical mask and gloves. Germ-free is impossible,
   take your chances with the rest of us. We all live in a dangerous
   world.

3. Fire your makeup people! The whiteface may cut it with Marcel
   Marceau but not the "King of Pop" in 2004.

4. Get a voice coach. Lower your voice output two octaves and practice
   the phrase, "I'll be back." (Arnold may help.)

5. Dismantle the roller-coaster, give all the animals to a zoo, and
   rename Neverland. (A British-sounding estate name such as
   Southingham is a start.)

6. Shave your head. Bald is in, as well as being sexy in a normal way.
   (You need as much help as you can get.)

7. Get a girlfriend and stick with her for a while. (I define a
   girlfriend as a female species, preferably attractive, between the
   ages of 23 and 35. (No breeding cows please.))

8. Take the masks off your kids and rename them ordinary,
   American-sounding names like "Frank" or "Al." They're not too old
   and still have a chance to be normal.

9. Little children are not your friends; neither are their mommies.
   Only sleepovers of female supermodels are allowed. (Obviously they
   should be number one!)

10. Make your next album reinterpretations of Frank Sinatra show
    tunes. It will add an air of respectability and much needed
    stability to your life.
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