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In November, I blogged about Judith Hill, the mysterious half-black, half-Japanese woman who sang at the Michael Jackson memorial and in the movie This Is It. To celebrate the one year anniversary of MJ's death, I visited Judith at her home in Pasadena and produced a radio segment for PRI's Studio360 about her life and music. Her super-cute mom, Michiko Hill from Tokyo, makes a cameo appearance too. Enjoy!
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I'm part-Jap, too. If I ever get marginally famous, will PRI send you out to interview me, too?
Because I really want to eat a lunch on PRI's tab before I die...it's on a checklist I made back in high school.
Posted by: twitter.com/bluemagister | June 26, 2010 at 09:25 PM
She's pretty.
Posted by: Vson | June 27, 2010 at 10:40 PM