Janet Demita Jackson was born on May 16, 1966 in Gary, Indiana. Janet was the youngest child in the family. When she was just four years old, the family moved to the Los Angeles area; at three years of age she later made her performing debut in Las Vagas with her broters. At nine she joined them on a television special. Janet was cast in the t.v. show Good Times from 1977-1979 and in Diff'rent Strokes from 1981-1982.
In 1982, she signed to A&M Records in 1982 and recorded her first album "Janet" followed by Dream Street in 1984. Both albums didn't sell too well. Jackson's mega fame started in 1986 with "Control", wich reached number 1 and produced so many as five US Top 10 singles. The album went quadruple platinum for sales of over four million copies in the USA. Her follow up album "Rhythem Nation 1814" in 1989 also went quadruple platinum. By the end of the year she had eight billboard awards.
Design of a Decade was another huge seller. This album was a combination of all her songs over the past ten years. The Velvet Rope album charts number 1 in America. The single from that album "Together Again" topped the hot 100 in January, and her collaboration with blackstreet, "I Get So Lonely", was a number 3 hit in May.
"Doesn't Really Matter" was a song featured off of the Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps. went to the top of the charts August of 2000. Janet even worked some acting in the big screen. She appeared in such movies like Poetic Justice, and Nutty Professor 2.
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