According to recent reports Michael Jackson may be close to a 180-night run in Las Vegas.
The investment firm that recently bought the loan on Jackson’s Neverland Ranch, Colony Capital is discussing various repayment options for the $23 million debt, including a possible long-term engagement as the resident performer of a Vegas casino or nightclub, a source familiar with the talks said on Friday to help the star avert foreclosure.
Bringing Jackson to Sin City as a performer would mark the biggest step the 49-year-old performer has taken toward a comeback since a child molestation trial left his career, his reputation and financial status in tatters three years ago.
According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, Colony also is urging the singer to sell off Neverland as quickly as possible and to emerge from seclusion in Nevada to launch a career comeback in Vegas, the Journal said.
Colony is also pressing Jackson to go on TV, perhaps on Oprah Winfrey's show, to make a public statement putting the Neverland Ranch and the controversy connected with it behind him, and to perform in a TV special proving to the world that he can still sing and dance.
I STILL LOVE YAL BT IM STILL MAD THAT U BEACH UR SELF WHITE
Saurabh Shrestha
6/16/2008 5:43:19 PM
I pray that Michael do perform here, he just does not need to worry. We his fans are always there for him. He can burn the stage on any given day. He is and will forever be KING OF POP.
Vandi Kallon
6/16/2008 7:33:16 AM
Michael's proposed coming back to the scene is a welcome news, especially to those of us who admired him a lot.
According to recent reports 
