The Maluku-born singer looked very much like he was enjoying the music at the nightclub. Sporting jeans, a black T-shirt with a "Save the World" slogan printed on it, a hat and a pair of sneakers, the man clapped his hands in the air, dancing around the floor, humming along with the music. Later, he approached the Post, put out his right hand and hailed: "Hi, how are you? Sorry for taking so long." His handshake was firm and his smile showed the dimples on both his cheeks. The man, Glenn Fredly Deviano Latuihamallo, aka Glenn Fredly, had just finished a three-hour rehearsal for his show called "A Tribute to Michael Jackson with My Everything ... Glenn Fredly". He took a seat near the Post, sipped mineral water from a glass and opened a food box. "Is it OK if I eat while we are doing the interview? I'm always starving after rehearsing," he said, smiling. Even though t...

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