How cool would this have been to see???

One of the closely guarded secrets from Michael Jackson's "This Is It" concert spectacular was going to be a new 3D mini-film, nicknamed the "Dome Project."

Jackson finished shooting the project only two weeks ago. It included recreations of the Thriller music video in which "the audience would have felt like they were visiting the Thriller experience, like they were there," according to Vince Pace, the man behind the 3D cameras used for the shoot.

Wow.

That would have been awesome!

The production took 5 weeks to complete with only a week of actual shooting, most of which the King of Pop was present for. Said Pace, "To think that Michael's gone now, that's probably the last documented footage of him to be shot in that manner."

Sadly, Jackson's frail demeanor was evident to the crew on the 3D shoot even a few weeks ago. Michael introduced himself to the whole crew and walked "with a spring in his step," but needed assistance when walking down steps.

Along with the recreation of the Thriller set, a "lush jungle" set was built for "This Is It", as well as a replication of a construction site including "scantily clad male dancers wearing carpenter's belts."

We're sure this footage will be released…eventually.

[Photo via Getty Images.]

The Lady brings the seks!

Let your eyeballs bask in all of GaGa's glory in these shots from the July edition of Maxim.

Spectacular!!!!

With Michael Jackson's public viewing coming up, the question remains where the King of Pop will be laid to rest.

As we mentioned earlier, a public viewing has been confirmed for this Friday at Neverland Ranch, followed by a private memorial service scheduled for Sunday.

But, now, Rudy Clay, the mayor of Jackson's hometown of Gary, Indiana, is contacting the Jackson family in order to make get MJ there - and keep him there!

And even if Jackson won't be buried in Indiana, they at least want to hold a memorial service.

In fact, a memorial service has already been set for July 10th at the U.S. Steel Works ballpark in Gary.

According to Clay, "I believe that his body will lie in state in Gary, Indiana. Now, it may not happen, but I believe it will." Adding that it would be "a memorial that's fit for the prince of peace and a memorial that's fit for Gary, Indiana's favorite son, the greatest entertainer that ever lived."

As for the burial site, it can go near a proposed Jackson family museum and performing arts center.

But, we're guessing the final decision might be up to Jackson's parents - or his own will!

[Image via WENN.]