The newly acquitted King of Pop Michael Jackson may soon star in a reality television series along with his parents and siblings, revealing the pain and anxiety the family went through during his trial.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, a Jackson family friend and a top Hollywood talent are planning to make the series.

The series was reportedly on the drawing board even before the singer's courtroom victory.

Jackson's family spokeswoman Angel Howansky could not immediately confirm or deny the report.

Jackson has not been seen in public since exiting the Santa Maria California courthouse as a free man.

Sari clad Hurley's Indian wedding amidst elephants!

Elizabeth Hurley [Images] wants a Hindu wedding, and she's all set to wed Arun Nayar in February in a 'traditional' Indian ceremony, wearing a red sari and arriving on the back of an elephant.

According to The Mirror, she has reportedly told close friends and relatives to keep a month free for the lavish do in the desert state of Rajasthan.

'Liz has made up her mind that she wants an Indian princess-style wedding. She loves the colourful traditions of the country and wants to embrace them. She is very keen to involve elephants in some way, and hopes to arrive on one -- but it depends on logistics, and whether it actually fits in with the ceremony,'  an insider was quoted as saying.

'Her plans are very much in the early stages, but she has a very clear idea of what she wants. It will be a spectacular affair

with no expense spared to show the world how much she loves Arun,' the insider added.

Britney calls her baby song 'a prophecy'

Pop singer Britney Spears [Images] has said her new song Someday -- in which she sings about having a baby -- is a 'prophecy' because she wrote it two weeks before finding out she was expecting.

'I wrote this song at my piano at my house. I wrote it two weeks before I found out that I was pregnant, so it was really kind of weird, because the song's about having a baby... and it's something that I'd been dreaming about for a while. It's kind of like a prophecy,' ratethemusic.com quoted her as saying.

Britney's husband dancer Kevin Federline [Images] said, 'When I first heard it, my emotions went crazy. I didn't know whether it was talking about a baby or anything like that. And then I found out that she was pregnant. I hope one day our baby hears the song and loves it.'