PHOTO: AFP/EAST NEWS Reverend Al Sharpton, (L), and Kobe Bryant arrive at the memorial service for Michael Jackson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, July 7, 2009. A glittering gold-plated casket carried Michael Jackson on his final journey Tuesday as a worldwide audience in the hundreds of millions prepared to bid farewell to the tragic King of Pop. AFP/POOL/Mark J. Terrill

Michael Jackson fans gather near the entrance of Forest Lawn cemetery in Los Angeles July 6, 2009. Acting Los Angeles Mayor Jan Perry said today that the music legend will be buried at Forest Lawn July 7 morning, before the public memorial to be held at the Staples Center. AFP PHOTO / ROBYN BECK

A fan signs a Michael Jackson poster covered in messages outside the Staples Center, which will be the site of a memorial service for musical legend after his recent death, in Los Angeles on July 6, 2009. A total of 1.6 million people scrambled for tickets to Jackson's memorial service, officials said as the probe into the singer's death zeroed in on the role of drugs. The vast majority of applicants will be disappointed as only 11,000 tickets are available for Tuesday's service, along with another 6,500 to watch a live video feed at a neighboring venue. AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON

A fan mimics a Michael Jackson pose in front of a poster covered in messages outside the Staples Center, which will be the site of a memorial service for musical legend after his recent death, in Los Angeles on July 6, 2009. A total of 1.6 million people scrambled for tickets to Jackson's memorial service, officials said as the probe into the singer's death zeroed in on the role of drugs. The vast majority of applicants will be disappointed as only 11,000 tickets are available for Tuesday's service, along with another 6,500 to watch a live video feed at a neighboring venue. TOPSHOTS AFP PHOTO/Mark RALSTON