Grauman’s Chinese Theatre

Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, Michael Jackson was immortalized Thursday when his three children celebrated his life and career at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.

Fans gathered outside of the popular tourist attraction to watch the late pop icon’s three children – Prince, Paris and Blanket – use his famous sequined glove and shoes to leave imprints in cement during the ceremony along Hollywood Boulevard.

“My dad won the lifetime achievement award. It was an award he strived and worked the hardest to get but for me, and I think for him as well, this right here is his lifetime achievement award,” Prince told the crowd. “This is what he strived to get and this is what we are giving him now today.”

Prince, 14, and Blanket, 9, pressed a pair of their father’s shoes into the wet cement, as sister Paris, 13, scrawled his name and used one of his famous sequined gloves to stamp an impression. All three children also added their own handprints in the wet cement.

The hour-long ceremony included speeches and musical performances from Jackson’s friends and family, including his mother Katherine.

“It’s a very good celebration and I know if Michael was here he would agree, to see all his friends and loved ones, and especially his fans here to celebrate this with him,” the family matriarch said.

Prince, Paris and Blanket were joined by their father’s friends and family members. (Lester Cohen/WireImage)

“Michael, we miss you,” said brother Tito Jackson. “There’s hardly a day that goes by without him going on in my mind somehow, some way, and I know he is here today with us.”

Musical producer Quincy Jones, Motown singer Smokey Robinson and comedian Chris Tucker also shared their personal memories of the legendary performer, while pop star Justin Bieber called him his role model.

“Everything I do, I look at Michael and I want to be as good as he was,” said Bieber, 17. “I want to have that perfection, I want to, you know, be the best I can be, that’s what Michael did. He always wanted to be the best he could be.”

The star-studded event was held in part to promote Cirque du Soleil’s “Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour,” which kicks off in Los Angeles Friday night.

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Dali Jackman, Hugh Jackman gives his family’s French bulldog, Dali, a lift while walking around a rainy New York City on Tuesday (November 29).

The 43-year-old Aussie actor’s wife, Deborra-Lee Furness, recently sounded off on speculation about his sexuality.

“The line I heard was, ‘Wolverine? Who would have thought?’ Hugh and I don’t pay much heed. It’s kind of tragic that these people have nothing better to do than gossip about people they don’t know,” Deborra told Page Six Magazine.

As for their 12-year age difference, she shared, “Hugh is much more mature than me, so we balance each other out.”

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Hugh Jackman is planning to take his pet dog on a European holiday. The 42-year-old Aussie actor likes to keep his family close. He flew in his 10-month old French bulldog Dali, along with his kids, while he performed a one-man show in Toronto earlier this month. And according to People magazine, he now has plans to bring his precious pooch along when the family holidays on the continent this summer. “He’s coming to Europe with us,” Jackman’s wife, Deborra-Lee Furness revealed. “He’s part of the family.” Explaining the choice of name, she added, “My son, [Oscar], is an artist, and his favourite artist is Salvador Dali. Because of the way [the dog’s] mouth curls, he looks like Salvador Dali with a moustache. “He’s got a face only a mother could love.”