Word: dermatologist
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Rowe, who is carrying Jackson's baby, wore white; the wedding was attended by the groom's entourage and staff, according to Jackson's publicist. It is also the second marriage for the new missus, about whom little is known except that she's a nurse for Jackson's dermatologist and that someone has offered topless photos of her to the tabloids. The happy nuptials took place after Jackson's first Australian HIStory tour concert, which received wan reviews from the locals. One critic called the facing-down-the-tanks-on-Tiananmen-Square imagery with which Jackson closes his show...
Tadesse sought to become a dermatologist andreturn to Ethiopia, said a friend, HumphreyWattenga '96, at a University-wide informationmeeting on Thursday...
...scratch their heads in bewilderment year after year as they struggled to cut and append to the family's Holiday Card List: If we sent a card to the Johnsons last year but the Johnsons dissed us, is it okay to dis them back this year? If the family dermatologist gets a card, does the family veterinarian get one too? How about the family insurance agent? What the hell is his name again...
...Staikos, a Jackson aide, and executive director at his MJJ Productions. It was Staikos, according to the complaint, who told the bodyguards their jobs were being eliminated. The police have also seized medical records from the offices of two of Jackson's physicians -- Dr. Arnold Klein, a Beverly Hills dermatologist, and Dr. Stephen Hoefflin, a Santa Monica plastic surgeon. The L.A. police have yet to announce their findings. Neither doctor could be reached for comment...
...Moonwalk, in which he admitted to having had his nose removed -- sorry, remodeled -- and a chin cleft made. And he denied he bleached his skin to its current Kabuki whiteness as a renunciation of his ethnic roots: "I am proud to be a black American." He said (and his dermatologist has confirmed) he suffers from a "disorder that destroys the pigmentation of the skin . . . It's in my family. . . . Using makeup evens it out, 'cause it makes blotches on the skin." The disease, vitiligo, is "more visible with those with black or brown skin," says Dr. Madhu Pathak, a professor...