From witnessing the Inauguration of Barack Obama to covering Michael Jackson's memorial service and its aftermath, ET's own Kevin Frazier recalls some of his favorite interviews and most memorable experiences of 2009!

In addition to seeing President Obama sworn in, Kevin felt the energy firsthand from such stars as Oprah, Beyonce and U2 who were also present, and he says, "Being there at such an historic moment was one thing, but also the vibe of the city …. I've never been to such a feel-good event ever before. The entire city of Washington D.C. was besieged by people - it was like a love-in."

"In this job you cover the good times and you also cover very sad times," says Kevin, recalling when Farrah Fawcett died -- and then hearing the tragic news about Michael Jackson. "That day was so surreal. The ET newsroom was crazy."

And remembering being inside the Staples Center at Jackson's public memorial service in Los Angeles, Kevin says, "The immense sadness of that day was incredible. That was one of the saddest things I've ever covered."

Kevin also talks about meeting humbled former teen sensation Willie Aames, who went from fame to rock bottom to working his way back -- and the dangerous 'Public Enemies' interview with Johnny Depp and Christian Bale where Marion Cotillard got a little too close to the edge of a building-top in Chicago!

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