Jacko's Bad Day In Court
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Stars, even frayed ones, don't keep a lot of no-men on their payroll. But even at this early point in the trial, it must be getting through to Jackson that not only could he lose his liberty, perhaps until he's in his 60s, but that--win or lose--he will never again be seen in the old, genial way. The testimony of a boy who was one of his biggest admirers a few years ago will deprive Jackson of fans in the future. --Reported by Matt Kettman, Cathy Murillo and Ethan Stewart
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