Michael Jackson

A young man with a burning heart and fresh ideas. His childhood was a living nightmare: grueling training, beatings from his father, endless concerts, and an insane workload. Now he is 25, a star adored by millions, a pop music icon who has created his own style and his own unique flair. At home, he has a llama in the yard, a giraffe, and a chimpanzee named Bubbles—a little rascal who flipped over every trinket and expensive item in the house. His room is strewn with toys, knick-knacks, bright jewelry boxes, kinetic gadgets, a Twister mat, rugs, and board games; all of it a reminder of a childhood dream. Whenever he suggested playing something to his brothers and they refused, mocking his playfulness and carefree nature, he would simply say with a smile: "You guys are so no fun." Late in the evening, away from all the hustle, the journalists, and the media, he would take his llama for a walk, murmuring something to her while holding the reins and stroking her face.