MichaelJackson's "This Is It" made more than $7 million dollars in the U.S.on its opening night Wednesday.

The documentary-styled film follows Michael during therehearsals for his "This Is It" concert. Director Kenny Ortega wanted Michael'sfans to understand his vision for the sold-out 50-date run at London's O2 venue.

"We wanted to make a film for the fans that would help themcome to understand what Michael Jackson's dream for 'This Is It' was," Kennyexplained.

Watch the video interview with "This Is It" DirectorKenny Ortega.

The tour included enhanced productions of Michael's songs"Thriller" and "Smooth Criminal."

In an exclusive video interview, Kenny explained Michael'splans for "Thriller." "Michael wanted to go all out," Kenny said. "'Thriller iswhat Michael called a 4-D experience."

For "Smooth Criminal," Michael was filmed in front of agreen screen and superimposed into the 1946 movie "Gilda," starring RitaHayworth.

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In just four months sinceMichael Jackson passed away, Columbia Pictures has managed to produce adocumentary chronicling the King Of Pop's rehearsals for his sold-out "This IsIt" tour. The intended 50-date run at London'sO2 venue was scheduled to begin July 13, just a few weeks after Michael'suntimely June 25 death.

The "This Is It" film hitstheatres worldwide today and has already set yet another record for the globally acclaimed performer, thanks to enthusiastic fans who have been aggressively purchasing tickets.

We are anxious to see "ThisIs It" and have compiled a list of 5 things we know about the movie.

1. 'It' Will Feature The Following Songs
Michael Jackson has such amassive catalog of hit records that it would be difficult to slip in too manysurprises into the documentary "This Is It." Viewers can expect to seerehearsal footage of Michael performing "The Way You Make Me Feel," "SmoothCriminal," "Human Nature," "Earth Song," "Man In The Mirror," "Heal The World,"and what the

Queen Latifah has one of themost diverse filmographies in Hollywood.She has played the voice of Mammoth Ellie in the animated dinosaur film "IceAge," the boisterous Matron Mama Morton in the big screen adaptation of theBroadway musical "Chicago," and wise beekeeper extraordinaire August Boatwrightin the critically-acclaimed "The Secret Life Of Bees."

There are dozens of acting credits listedon her Yahoo! Movies page.

But the Newark,New Jersey native who made her Hollywooddebut as a rapper with the release of her 1989 album "All Hail The Queen," hasnever lost her passion for the art of rhyme, and has been anxious to make a newrap album.

Over the years, Latifah madesure her fans did not forget that she could still spit a hot 16 bars,occasionally leaking web exclusive hip-hop tracks and collaborations. Shetapped into that energy when making surprise award show performances of late.

Last November, Latifah joinedAlicia Keys and Kathleen Battle on stage at the American Music Awards for

T'yanna Wallace,the 16-year-old daughter of the Notorious B.I.G., has mixed feelings about an unofficial mashup of songsfrom her dad and Miley Cyrus.

The track and chorus from Miley's "Party In The U.S.A." areremixed with the verses from Notorious B.I.G.'s 1993 debut "Party &Bullsh*t" that originally appeared on the soundtrack for the movie, "Who's TheMan?"

Biggie's chorus plays underneath Miley's vocals thatdescribe the tween queen throwing her hands up and rocking out to a Jay-Z songplaying on the radio.

Hearing the song prompted T'yanna to respond via Twitter."Whoa, finally heard the Miley Cyrus remix with my dad..umm...I puked a littlefrom hearing it LMAO! jk. It was weird tho," she tweeted.

Read an interviewwith T'yanna about growing up without her dad

When asked if her reaction was simply based on the oddpairing or because she did not like the way the unauthorized collab sounded, T'yannasaid, "a little bit of both," and also referred to it as "scary."

Surprisingly, the