Michael Jackson's Kids: Safe From Crazy Joe

Fans worried about Michael Jackson's kids after watching Katherine Jackson on Oprah need not worry. They will not suffer the child abuse their father did.

Katherine, Michael's mother and now the legal guardian of his children Prince Michael, Paris and Blanket, does not believe in the physical discipline. Period.

Joe Jackson beat Michael and basically said he'd do it again, but Katherine corrects Paris, Prince and Blanket by talking to them. What a wild concept.

Moreover, Katherine will not let Joe be involved in any disciplinary situations when it comes to the youngsters, so he won't lay a hand on MJ's kids.

Joe admitted to Oprah he whipped Michael with a strap, which he justified by saying that none of the couple's nine children had ever been to the jail.

This wasn't exactly news, since his abusive past is common knowledge, but the bluntness and lack of regret was unsettling to many Michael fans.

In any case, it turns out discipline is not a high priority at the Jackson compound ... because Michael's kids are incredibly well-behaved anyway.

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Another actuality show for Paris

The 29-year-old heiress is going to let cameras track her around to show her real self and clear misconceptions she feels has been portrayed in her previous programmes, reported Contactmusic. The series will be shown on the Oxygen Channel in the US. "This isn't 'The Simple Life', where she played a campy version of herself. This show will give viewers a glimpse of the real Paris and her life, which is sometimes quite amazing," said a spokesperson for the project.

Hilton established her TV persona in 'The Simple Life', which saw her and her one-time best friend Nicole Richie give up their glamorous lifestyles and try out various jobs, including farm work and cleaning. The show was hugely successful and ran for five series. She also hosted reality show 'Paris Hilton's My New BFF', in which she searched for a person to be her Best Friend Forever, film series in the UK, US and UAE. Although the Oxygen network has just announced the series, Hilton was not being followed by cameras in August, when she was arrested and was later found guilty of cocaine possession in las Vegas, and her subsequent snub for entry to Japan as a result of her being on probation. The network could, however, film her when she starts 200 hours of community service, handed to her as part of her sentence for the drugpossession.

A business woman with lines of fashion, hair, fragrance and shoes that she either helps design or endorses, Hilton is rarely out of the news.Last week, she pleaded guilty in Las Vegas to cocaine possession, and the next day was refused entry to Japan to take part in a fashion show.