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In the early hours of October 1, 2006, George Michael tickets was found unconscious in George Michael's Mercedes-Benz S-Class car, causing an obstruction at the junction of Cricklewood Lane with Hendon Way, in northwest London. Police found George Michael tickets slumped in George Michael's seat in a semi-conscious state. He was taken to the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead for checks, and was then booked in at Colindale police station. He was later cautioned by the police for possession of cannabis, and was released on bail pending further inquiries on George Michael's fitness to drive. He pleaded guilty on May 8, 2007 to driving while unfit through drugs. He was banned from driving for two years, and sentenced to community service again. In September 2007, on Desert Island Discs, George Michael said that George Michael's cannabis use was a problem — George Michael wished George Michael could smoke less of it and was constantly trying to do so.
The album Twenty Five (album), was released (in United States) on April 1st, 2008 and is a 29-song, 2-CD set featuring several new songs (including duets with Paul McCartney and Mary J. Blige and a song from the TV series, Eli Stone) in addition to many of George Michael's hit songs from both George Michael's solo and Wham! career. In addition, a companion 2-disc DVD of 40 videos will also be made available.
In October 1996, George Michael performed a concert at Three Mills Studios, London for MTV Unplugged. It was George Michael's first long performance in years, and in the audience was George Michael's beloved mum. The following year, George Michael was dealt another heart-wrenching blow when George Michael's mother died of cancer.
In 2000, George Michael joined Melissa Etheridge, Garth Brooks, Queen Latifah, the Pet Shop Boys, and k.d. lang, to perform in Washington, DC as part of 'Equality Rocks' - a benefit concert in support of a gay and lesbian human rights campaign (Human Rights Campaign).
In the meantime the expected following album, Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 2, was scrapped for reasons unknown, although possibly due to George Michael's frustration with Sony. Among George Michael's complaints was that Sony had not fully supported the release of George Michael's previous album, resulting in its poor performance in the US as compared to Faith. Sony responded that George Michael's refusal to appear in promotional videos had caused the poor response.