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AP ShowBiz Minute
 
A Rolling Stone cover story on Boston marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, depicting him more like a rock star is generating controversy. Public outrage was swift, including hard words from the Boston mayor, bombing survivors and the governor of Massachusetts. At least five retailers with strong New England ties said they would not sell the issue.
 
The promoter of Michael Jackson's comeback concerts had contemplated a worldwide tour for the entertainer. The documents prepared by AEG Live envisioned 186 shows, with Jackson earning over $132 million for his performances. Jackson's daughter Paris said in a taped deposition that her father told her that he didn't plan to perform after the London shows but did intend to take his children on a worldwide tour.
 
The zombies, superheroes and space aliens taking over the streets of San Diego can only mean one thing: Comic-Con is here. The 44th annual pop-culture extravaganza kicks off on Wednesday with a preview night. Some fans camped out on the grass near the convention center to be among the first in line for Thursday's presentations.
 
This is Adam Egan with AP ShowBiz Minute.

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