Dr. Barbara Ross-Lee tells TMZ that Mocienne “is not my daughter,” she’s “delusional” and the entire situation is just “bizarre.”

Dr. Ross-Lee says it would have been impossible for her to have conceived a baby with Michael in 1975, because she never even met Jackson.

Mocienne “was really harassing me at my office,” said Dr. Ross-Lee, adding that she eventually had to have her employer contact the police to get MPJ to stop.

Dr. Ross-Lee said she responded to one of the woman’s emails a few years ago to tell her she was mistaken and to wish her well.

Mocienne filed documents yesterday requesting a judge allow her to take a DNA test to prove she’s the King of Pop’s daughter, and therefore lay claim to part of his fortune and be granted custody of his kids.

The former U.S. secretary of state and Franklin took the stage Tuesday evening at Philadelphia’s Mann Music Center in a rare duet for Rice, the classically trained pianist, and Franklin, the divalicious voice of a generation. Their aim was to raise money for urban children and awareness for music and the arts.

“It is a joint effort for the inner-city youth of Philadelphia and Detroit,” Franklin told The Associated Press the night before their concert with the Philadelphia Orchestra.

“We decided to give it a try,” Franklin said. “So here we are, in the city of Brotherly — and Sisterly — Love.”

Their appearance in the three-hour concert before an estimated crowd of 8,000 overflowed with Franklin’s catalog of hits and arias from the world of opera and classical music.

Rice, better known as a diplomat and national security adviser, played piano while Franklin sang her hit “I Say A Little Prayer” as well as “My Country ‘Tis of Thee.” Earlier in the program, Rice performed a selection from Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in D Minor with the orchestra, a piece she said she practiced furiously.

Franklin even tickled the ivories a few times Tuesday night, including for a song off her new album “A Woman Falling Out of Love,” to be released later this year. She also sang a duet — “The Way We Were” — with surprise guest Ronald Isley.

Rice’s given name is derived from the Italian opera stage instruction con dolcezza, meaning “with sweetness.” Long a musician of note, she played from elementary school through college and beyond, in quartets and performing chamber music.

She has even played with cellist Yo-Yo Ma. But, she said this was “the first time I’ve played with an orchestra since I was 18.”

When she learned that Rice played classical music, Franklin sent for one of her recordings “to hear what she sounded like.”

Previously, she said, “All I had seen of Dr. Rice was in a political atmosphere. It just seemed foreign that she would be a classical pianist.”

Franklin was surprised.

“She really does play,” Franklin said. “She’s formidable.”

The two met at a White House function, Rice recalled. “We were just talking and chatting and she said ‘You play, don’t you?’ And I said, ‘Yes.’ And she said we should do something together.”

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Wilson, formerly of the acclaimed Gap Band, will join Teena Marie, Jahiem, Melanie Fiona and the funk group Cameo on stage Friday, July 30, and on the next day, Saturday, July 31, the headliners will be Maze, featuring Frankie Beverly, Erykah Badu, En Vogue, K’Jon and Raheem DeVaughn.

Billboard magazine named Wilson the number-one urban contemporary artist of 2009 and his hit, “There Goes My Baby,” the number-one urban contemporary single of 2009. The song also nabbed Wilson a Grammy nomination for best male R&B vocal performance and helped his second solo LP, “Uncle Charlie,” top the charts.

William Presler was hired to work an after-party in Hollywood for Foxx, and during the event, the bartender supposedly slipped and fell, cutting his left hand while serving partygoers. He received 170 stitches.

Last week, Foxx’s lawyers argued that suit be dropped, saying the artists’ actions were carefully scripted and limited to a brief exchange of greetings and a welcome statement to guests.

In papers filed by his attorneys, “Neither Foxx nor Foxx 2007 Tours were involved in the planning, organizing, selection of party fixtures, staffing decisions … associated with post-concert parties … Nor is there evidence that the Foxx defendants created a hazardous condition or (were) even aware that one existed.”

A hearing on the dismissal motion is scheduled for Oct. 1.

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The records, which document his superiors’ decisions to pass over Greene for promotion, cite mistakes as severe as improperly uploading sensitive intelligence information to a military server, and as basic as an overall inability to clearly express his thoughts and perform basic tasks.

Greene, 32, won a surprise victory in the June 8 Democratic primary. Greene handily defeated Vic Rawl, a former lawmaker and judge who had been considered an easy win by the party establishment.

Up to that point, Greene had done no visible campaigning and had no website, fundraising or staff.

In the weeks since, Greene has given a series of awkward interviews to reporters clamoring for more information on the unemployed man who lives in Manning with his ailing father. In one interview, he suggested that the state’s economy could be improved by making and selling action figures depicting him in his uniform. On Sunday, Greene gave his first public speech, a 6 1/2-minute recitation of his previous comments and commitment to jobs and education. He now has a website and says he has raised less than $1,000.

Greene has often mentioned his military service, saying he first came up with the idea to seek political office while serving in Korea. But the veteran has also refused to go into detail about his service, merely saying he won numerous decorations and left the military honorably but involuntarily.

At his home in Manning on Thursday, Greene told an AP reporter who reviewed the documents with him that the evaluations show he was discriminated against by military supervisors, but he did not explain what that meant.

“I’m telling you who they promote: The terrorists and the communists,” said Greene, wearing a blue U.S. Air Force T-shirt. “This is why we need to overhaul the military and get these people out.”

The records obtained by AP only reveal a small slice of Greene’s service record, his three years with the U.S. Air Force. After serving in junior ROTC in high school, Greene entered the Air National Guard in 1995, serving there until 2002.

In July of that year, he entered the Air Force, serving first as an intelligence librarian responsible for analyzing reports and briefings at Shaw Air Force Base near Sumter.

In a performance report two years later, Greene received adequate marks for performing tasks assigned to him, complying with standards and training requirements. But Greene’s reviewer marked him as an ineffective leader who lacked organization and was “unable to express thoughts clearly.”

Greene is “usually capable of handling mundane tasks with supervision” but is “not able to adapt to any changes to daily routine,” the reviewer wrote, also noting that Greene had received multiple disciplinary actions for failing to perform his duties.

Greene was also written up for posting sensitive information on a military Internet server, a mistake that resulted in a three-day work stoppage. Records showed Greene was kept at Shaw while the rest of his unit deployed after leadership “recognized his inability to contribute to the wartime mission.”

Greene protested the denial, writing that the reviewer “only concentrates on presenting a negative perception of me by making false statements of my character” and saying the reviewer and other airmen “create a hostile work environment.”

A year later, Greene was evaluated again, this time in his new job as an analyst working with the weapons of mass destruction section. But Greene’s job had little to do …..

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