AntBlog701: Neverland is saved

17 March, 2008

Neverland is saved

Neverland
A bit on the very important Desperate Housewives first. Usually on each Monday, I talk about Desperate Housewives. Sadly, no Desperate Housewives tonight. Last week Gebby's young teen lover John Rawland returned to Wisteria Lane, the neighbourhood had some issues with the gay couple newly moved in. No Housewives next week either, next Monday is Easter Monday.

We probably all know about Michael Jackson's financial trouble. (previous entry: Neverland trouble) There's a good news to his Neverland Range trouble, like many other Americans, he is refinancing his Neverland. Refinancing basically means he has been in contact with the lenders and a specific bank which will be giving him the money. That way, he can get Neverland to be his, he won't have to give it up. In the meantime, every month he have to pay some sort of the fee for the loan he took from the bank.

Rumours are there are two British tycoons have launched a bid to save Neverland, two millionaire fans. According to yesterday's Weekend Sunrise, they are two big fans and wanting to give their money to save Michael Jackson. Micheal Jackson approached the bank, but the tycoons might be the lenders.

Also, Micheal Jackson might be calling the UK home. His brother has a show in the UK, and he has purchased a house in Devon Shire, and apparently he's buying another house, and he wants his family member to come over to the UK. The location is so private (i.e. no media frenzy). Apparently Michael Jackson has visited there a few times.

Source: Weekend Sunrise (16 March 2008)

Michael Jackson has recently released Thriller 25 album, a 25th anniversary of the best selling album of all time. You can also get the “Super Deluxe Edition” which features the bonus material from "Thriller Special Edition", "Billie Jean (Underground Mix)", an instrumental "Thriller" mix, an extended "Billie Jean" and a digital booklet from iTunes Store.