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Aired June 7, 2012 - 10:00 ETCAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: Good morning. I'm Carol Costello. Just ahead of the NEWSROOM.
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Michael Jackson's daughter is telling everyone about her life. She sat down with Oprah Winfrey and Kareen Wynter is in Los Angeles to tell us all about it. She is such a poised young lady, isn't she?
KAREEN WYNTER, HLN ENTERTAINMENT CORRESPONDENT: She really is so smart. Has a great head on her shoulders. Well, Carol, three years after her dad's death, Michael Jackson's daughter Paris, she is opening up Carol for an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Oprah's production studio announced that 14-year-old Paris Jackson will be featured on Oprah's next chapter on the O Network this Sunday. OWN released an excerpt of the interview that we want you to listen to now. Check it out.
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OPRAH WINFREY, TALK SHOW HOST: Did you feel that he wanted you to have a, quote, "normal life"?
PARIS JACKSON, DAUGHTER OF MICHAEL JACKSON: Yes, he did.
WINFREY: Yes, yes. Do you feel he thought that that was possible with him being who he was?
JACKSON: He had his doubts. Because I remember, he told us that when he was younger he didn't really have a childhood. He would always be stuck in the studio singing while other kids were out playing. And he wanted us to have that so he would allow us to get a Chuck E. Cheese and everything. That was -- Chuck E. Cheese is one of our favorite places to go.
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WYNTER: So touching. Such a beautiful young lady. Paris and her brothers Prince and Blanket, they were famously sheltered during Jackson's life. But they've been more and more in the public eye since his death. Late, last year Paris -- listen to this Carol -- she scored her first role in a feature film, the fantasy flick. It's called "London's Bridge and the Three Keys". She said it was her dad to inspired her to pursue her passion for movies -- Carol.
COSTELLO: I hope things go well for her, I do. She does. She just seems like such a centered -- for a 14-year-old, that's amazing.
WYNTER: That's the way their dad raised them, you know.
COSTELLO: Kareen Wynter, thanks so much.
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For those who say Elvis has left the building, guess what; he's coming back in hologram form. The company that brought us hologram Tupac at this year's Coachella Music Festival has now announced a partnership to resurrect the king so that he can perform virtually during live shows, also in film and TV productions. The company Digital Domain Media says it will soon release hologram Elvis' first tour dates. I don't know if that's creepy or cool. I guess, we'll see.
A medical breakthrough or moral dilemma? New tests could reveal the genetic flaws of your baby before your baby is born. An expert looks at the ethical minefield that parents could face.
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