Wearing a glittery white glove as a tribute to his late brother, former Jackson Five crooner Jermaine accepted the awards on his brother’s behalf, thanking Michael’s fans and reminding them to never forget “Michael’s message…of love.”

The buyer was a Hong Kong businessman, Hoffman Ma, who told FOX News that he had come prepared to spend much more than that to own a piece of history.

“It was a fairly good discount,” said Ma, a 36-year-old lifelong Jackson fan who bought the pop-music treasure on behalf of the Ponte 16 Resort Hotel in Macau. Including taxes and fees, Ma will pay $420,000 for the rhinestone-studded, modified golf glove Jackson wore on his left hand for his infamous Moonwalk on the Motown’s 25th Anniversary TV special in 1983. Michael eventually gave the glove to Walter “Clyde” Orange, of soul group The Commodores.

The Moonwalk glove was the top-sellling item in a collection of Jackson memorabilia that went on the auction block at the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square this weekend. Its pre-auction estimate was just $40,000 to $60,000. A jacket that Jackson wore on his 1989 “Bad” tour was the day’s second bestseller. It fetched $225,000 – 20 times its low estimate of $8,000.

Among the other MJ belongings that went on the hammer Saturday: a pair of sparkle-encrusted shoes, portraits of Charlie Chaplin drawn by the singing legend when he was just nine years old, a black shirt signed by Jackson, hats, a 1985 Mercedes, handwritten letters, a fedora, and travel souvenirs.

The King of Pop passed away of an overdose on June 25.

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“Of course (we intervened). That’s what you do. Those are the things that you do when you love someone, you can’t just let them continue on in that way and we did (try an intervention)… a few times… we weren’t very successful.” She adds, “(He) understood that it was (out of) love, because of caring, but when it’s something like that (drug addiction), people can tend to be in denial.”

Michael Jackson passed away June 25 after a powerful overdose of the prescription drug anesthetic Propofol.

The glove, which is encrusted with Swarovski crystals is expected to fetch between $40,000-$60,000 dollars in an auction at the Hard Rock Cafe in Manhattan this Saturday.

“We have toured the glove to Asia, Russia. There is a lot of interest, people are flying from all over the world on Saturday,” says Darren Julien of Julien’s Auction. “This was his most historical performance. … It was his first performance of Moonwalk, he performed it in his kitchen at home two nights before,” says Julien.

Evan Chandler, 65, was found dead on his bed at 33 Hudson Street of a single, self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head, says Jersey City Police spokesman Stan H. Eason, who adds that the gun was still in Chandler’s hand when authorities discovered the body.

Police checked on Chandler after they received a call from a Bayonne doctor, who was concerned because the man had missed an appointment. The doctor told police that Chandler had been critically ill in the months leading up to his death.

In the early 1990s, the former Beverly Hills dentist told police the King of Pop, who died on June 25, molested his son, Jordan, then 13, repeatedly during the teen’s frequent visits to the singer’s Neverland Ranch in Santa Barbara.

The Chandlers later accepted a $20 million payout from Jackson.

“The film is a true testament to Michael’s musical genius, passion and commitment to his craft,” said Van Toffler, President of the MTV Networks Music Group. “Michael Jackson has always been inextricably tied to our viewers as they witnessed his evolution from a talented performer to a global icon who redefined music. Now, with this film, we can help give his fans a chance to see his final performance.”

“Vitiligo is on my father’s side and Prince has it, too – on his arms and chest.”

“He was the one that was administering,” Janet told the correspondent during In The Spotlight With Robin Roberts: Janet Jackson, airing Nov. 18. “I think he is responsible.”

Janet said it’s still hard to imagine that her brother is no longer here: “I was at my house in New York. You know, another day. Another morning. And I get a call … [my assistant] said, ‘Your brother’s been taken to the hospital. It’s on CNN right now,’” she told Robin. “I called everyone. There’s a line busy or — someone wasn’t picking up. I spoke to mother. I spoke to Tito. I spoke to my nephew Austin. I spoke to my sister La Toya.”

Janet said news of her brother’s death was almost impossible to believe.

“It just didn’t ring true to me. It felt like a dream,” she explained. “It’s still so difficult for me to believe. It’s, you know, you have to accept what is. But it’s hard. You have to move on with your life. You have to accept what is and I understand that.”

The 43-year-old singer said she looks back on the last time she saw her brother with fond memories.

“We had a lot of fun, laughing. …I was being silly, acting silly. And he was sitting in front of me and just cracking up, laughing at me,” she recalled. “I was being loud. And he thought it was so funny. I was just being stupid, acting silly.”