Jackson Five reunion may be in doubt

NEW YORK (AP) - The planned reunion of all original members of The Jackson Five at Michael Jackson's 30th-anniversary concert may be in doubt. Producers of "Michael Jackson: 30th Anniversary Celebration, The Solo Years" released a statement Friday saying that Jermaine Jackson had dropped out of the shows, to be held Sept. 7 and 10 at Madison Square Garden.
Marlon Brando, Britney Spears, Destiny's Child, 'N Sync, Quincy Jones and Diana Ross are among the celebrities expected to participate.

"I am sorry Jermaine has chosen not to participate in this event," said David Gest, the producer of the event. "This is an event for Michael Jackson. It is a salute to a truly great and legendary artist. Jackie, Tito and Marlon, original members of The Jackson Five, will join their brother, Michael, onstage for this very special reunion." However, Jermaine Jackson's manager, Danny O'Donovan, told that Jermaine had not dropped out. He said his client just wanted to make sure early supporters of The Jackson Five would be invited.