Dance like Michael Jackson at the Grammy Museum

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If you can’t get your fill of Michael Jackson from the new documentary ‘This Is It,’ a new exhibit at the Grammy Museum in downtown L.A. may do the trick.

The museum, located next to Staples Center in the L.A. Live entertainment complex, unveiled the ‘Michael Jackson: A Musical Legacy’ exhibit this week as a follow-up to two previous Jackson exhibits.

Since his death in July, visitors to the museum have been moonwalking to the Jackson exhibit. The latest collection includes the king of pop’s clothing, gloves, a hat and original lyrics.

But museum officials believe the most exciting element will be the interactive floor tiles that light up when visitors dance on them, mimicking a scene from Jackson’s ‘Billie Jean’ music video.

Eight video monitors will also show footage of Jackson’s previous appearances at the Grammy Awards show.

Until Dec. 31, tickets to the museum are $10. Starting next year, admission for adults jumps to $14.95.

-- Hugo Martin