Last week, Michael Jackson, "The King of Pop," died after suffering cardiac arrest. He was 50, and preparing start a series of comeback concerts.
Jackson's musical accomplishments were many, including the hits "Bad," "Billie Jean," "Thriller" and "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)." His 1982 album "Thriller" is the best-selling album of all time.
He collaborated with Paul McCartney, Quincey Jones, and his sister, Janet Jackson.
He invented the moonwalk.
And while his behavior later in life was bizarre, we prefer to focus on the positives, like Jackson's music, and his charity work.
In one instance, the two overlapped. Jackson co-wrote the charity single "We Are the World," which was released worldwide to aid the poor in Africa and the United States.
Tell us who co-wrote the song for a chance to win an audio book.
Caliente is partnering with La Paloma Family Services as Foreigner takes the stage for a benefit concert on Sept. 21, at Tucson Music Hall. Tickets are $35 to $125 through Ticketmaster.
Or you can win tickets.
Here's how:
Videotape yourself singing your favorite Foreigner song. Feel free to enter different songs.
Kelly Hansen, Foreigner's lead singer, will pick his favorites on Sept. 11. His top pick gets a pair of tickets and the chance to meet him before the concert. Hansen will also record a greeting on the answering machine of the winner and the top three finalists.
Readers who enter their videos by Sept. 4 will have a chance to be randomly selected to ride in a limo and have lunch with Hansen when he comes to Tucson on Sept. 9.
