LaToya Jackson's family tribute song "Home" will be releasedTuesday, July 28, on iTunes on the Universal Records distributed Ja-TailRecords and Bungalo Records.

The song was originally recorded for LaToya's unreleased album"Starting Over." In the lyrics, LaToya reminisces about how much she misses allthe fun times she had growing up with her siblings.

She sings, "Missing all the years we all shared at home,silly things we did, laughing from early dusk to dawn. I remember when we werealways best friends."

In the heartfelt ballad, LaToya says she knows her brothersand sisters have busy lives, but she hopes they can spend more time together.

"So don't you tell me you don't know what I'm feeling. And don'ttell me I'm just dreaming. Like mother always said, Your family will always bethere for you. It don't have to be this way. Let's make tomorrow a much muchbrighter day. Don't let this time between us slip away."

Jeffre Phillips, Ja-Tail founder, told AP that LaToyaplanned to release

The public relations firm handling the press for Joe Jackson should be relieved of its services. Joe's publicity following the death of his iconic son Michael Jackson could not be worse.

Just days after Michael's passing, Papa Joe made an appearance at the BET Awards and promoted his new record company when being interviewed about his son's death.

Even though Joe clarified the following day that he was not attempting to capitalize on his son's demise, at best, he lacked media savvy.

I am troubled by recent reports that Joe is planning to put Michael's children on tour next summer, billed as The Jackson 3.

On Friday, ABC News aired an interview with Joe Jackson in which he discussed the potential entertainment careers of his late son's three children, Prince Michael, 12; Paris, 11; and Blanket (Prince Michael II), 7.

"I keep watching Paris; she wants to do something," Joe explained. "Blanket, they say he can really dance."

I can't fault Joe for directly answering Chris Connelly's

Eminem puts his controversial antics on the back-burner for the fourth singlefrom his "Relapse" album which has already sold more than 1 millioncopies since its May 19 release.

The video for his new record "Beautiful" spotlights his hometownof Detroit. Itopens with a historical statement about the Michigan's national ranking during an economicpeak.

"In 1950, Michigan was 1 of 8 statesin Americathat collectively produced 36% of the world's GNP," the text read.

On a second screen the message continued, "Detroit was the greatest manufacturing cityin the world."

The 4-minute clip shows Eminem walking through various Michigan landmarksthat once thrived but are now impoverished--Beaux-Arts train station (MichiganCentral Station), the original Tiger Stadium, and the former Packard Motor CarCompany plant. Each of the now dilapidated structures were built prior to 1914.

Ironically, the song lyrics are not about Detroit, but Eminem's battles with depressionduring his bout with an addiction for

The Game, Chris Brown, Diddy, Boyz II Men, and Polow Da Don teamed up to record a tribute to Michael Jackson, "Better On The Other Side."

The Game provides the bulk of the lyrics, sharing personal experiences as a kid who grew listening to Michael's music. Chris Brown and Wayna Morris from Boyz II Men also offer lead vocals.

They recorded this song immediately and released it Friday, June 26, the day following Michael's passing to cardiac arrest. It's a good track. You can feel the sincerity in each of the artists' vocals.

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