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A US entertainment magazine has released never-before-seen footage of Michael Jackson’s hair catching fire while filming a commercial in 1984, an accident it said led to an addiction to painkillers.

Jackson was filming the advert for Pepsi when fireworks were exploded too early, causing the superstar to suffer severe burns as his hair and scalp were engulfed in flames, according to the video Us Weekly magazine released on its website Wednesday.

The “King of Pop,” who died on June 25 from cardiac arrest at the age of 50, at first keeps dancing apparently unaware that his head is on fire. Still images of the accident have already been released but the video had never been shown publicly before.

“He was never the same after the accident,” Us Weekly said.

“To relieve the second and third-degree burns on his scalp and body (and later to help him tolerate multiple surgeries on the scorched spot on his head), Jackson was prescribed several medications — which kicked off his addiction to painkillers and obsession with plastic surgery,” the magazine quoted sources as saying.

Los Angeles police said Wednesday they were investigating Jackson’s death, but would not confirm it was being treated as a homicide investigation, as reported by entertainment website TMZ.com.

TMZ, citing “multiple” law enforcement sources, said “the evidence points to the anesthesia Propofol (Diprivan) as the primary cause of Jackson’s death.”

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NEW YORK (Reuters) – “Star Wars” creator George Lucas topped a list of Hollywood’s highest male earners on Wednesday, making an estimated $170 million in a year that saw the release of his fourth, blockbuster Indiana Jones movie.
Steven Spielberg, who directed “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull”, took second place after making about $150 million between June 2008 and June 2009, according to Forbes.com.

Despite mixed reviews, the movie made $786 million at box offices worldwide.

The Forbes list was dominated by men behind the camera rather than screen stars, with movie and TV producer Jerry Bruckheimer — the man behind hit series like “CSI”, “The Amazing Race” and “Cold Case” listed as the third biggest male earner with an estimated $100 million.

“In Hollywood the stars get their pictures on the covers of magazines and designers ply them with free clothes, but producers earn the big bucks,” the Forbes.com website said.
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