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A Londonderry man has become one of the latest entrants in Channel Four's Big Brother house.A Londonderry man has become one of the latest entrants in Channel Four's Big Brother house.
Seany O'Kane, 25, is a huge Michael Jackson fan who travelled to California to watch the singer being acquitted of child abuse charges.Seany O'Kane, 25, is a huge Michael Jackson fan who travelled to California to watch the singer being acquitted of child abuse charges.
Outside the courtroom, he waved an Irish flag with the message: "Michael, Ireland believes in you!"Outside the courtroom, he waved an Irish flag with the message: "Michael, Ireland believes in you!"
The charity worker says he has "big hair and big attitude". He would like to live up a tree in the Lake District.The charity worker says he has "big hair and big attitude". He would like to live up a tree in the Lake District.
As a teenager, he visited Hillary Clinton at the White House with a poem he had written for her as part of a project.As a teenager, he visited Hillary Clinton at the White House with a poem he had written for her as part of a project.
He travelled to California for the Michael Jackson trialSeany, who now lives in Manchester, had a bit-part in 2002's Paul Greengrass film Bloody Sunday. class="" href="/1/hi/entertainment/music/4091918.stm">'I played a part in history' Seany, who now lives in Manchester, had a bit-part in 2002's Paul Greengrass film Bloody Sunday.
After the Michael Jackson trial, he told the BBC: "I came here because I couldn't believe the injustice of it all."After the Michael Jackson trial, he told the BBC: "I came here because I couldn't believe the injustice of it all."
He added: "I've always been interested in civil rights as well, so that was another motivation for showing my support."He added: "I've always been interested in civil rights as well, so that was another motivation for showing my support."
"People have been talking about the similarities between Michael Jackson and Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela - I think that's fair."People have been talking about the similarities between Michael Jackson and Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela - I think that's fair.
"Martin Luther King got his message across through his speeches. Michael gets his message across through his music.""Martin Luther King got his message across through his speeches. Michael gets his message across through his music."