Michael Jackson music video shuts down street in Hollywood

Nearly two years after his death and Michael Jackson is still shutting down the streets of Hollywood. This time, it's for a new music video.

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According to TMZ, Sony is currently shooting two new Michael Jackson videos from his latest album, "Michael."

One of the videos is for "Hollywood Tonight," which sees a crew of 60 shutting down the street in front of the Pantages Theatre while a bevy of dancers perform MJ-inspired choreography.

"Hollywood Tonight" has been selected as the second worldwide single from the platinum album "Michael," the first post-humous release of music from Michael Jackson. The track, produced by Teddy Riley and Theron "Neff-U" Feemster, also features vocals from his nephew Taryll Jackson.

The video follows the clip for "Hold My Hand," the first single from "Michael," which starred Akon and also featured fans of all ages.

No word on what the second video from "Michael" might be or if the U.S. is going to get a different single. "Hollywood Tonight" has already been sent to radio in Italy and Poland.