Colony Capital, a private equity group that recently bought the loan on Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch, is discussing having the King of Pop headline a Las Vegas show as one of various repayment options for his $23 million debt, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday. Colony Capital owns the Las Vegas Hilton as well as a major share in the Station Casinos chain.
“We’ve been having discussions with Mr. Jackson about a recapitalization and refinancing of Neverland in addition to various other business opportunities and mutual interests,” Colony Capital CEO Tom Barrack told the WSJ.
It's unfortunate that Michael will only do a comeback on the grounds of being in debt. It doesn't seem that he's been feeling music for a long time. Someone with such talent as his, it truly is a pitty. He should have layed off the surgeries and just focus on music. Afterall, music is the best therapy!
“We’ve been having discussions with Mr. Jackson about a recapitalization and refinancing of Neverland in addition to various other business opportunities and mutual interests,” Colony Capital CEO Tom Barrack told the WSJ.
It's unfortunate that Michael will only do a comeback on the grounds of being in debt. It doesn't seem that he's been feeling music for a long time. Someone with such talent as his, it truly is a pitty. He should have layed off the surgeries and just focus on music. Afterall, music is the best therapy!
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