Will the upgrade delete photo titles/labels?

Just got a new iMac (lucky me!), planning to migrate 150GB of pics & movies from an iMac G5 (iLife '05 I think) this weekend. Does anyone know if the labels I typed in for thousands of photos will be lost if I upgrade?
I once had kernel panics with a crappy router on my old G5. In this case an iPhoto rebuild with iPhotoLibraryManager did not retrieve the labels, just the photos, albums and folders.
All very disappointing news, having held off buying for the past two months until iLife '11 came out. Any rumours of imminent bug fixes to all these problems?
cheers, Rossy

There are reports of an update being "imminent" but this is Apple and there's always something in the offing. If you can wait a couple of days then I would.
As always, make sure you have a back up.
Regards
TD

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