The investment firm Colony Capital is discussing various repayment options for Michael Jackson’s $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.   According to sources close to Jackson, his ideal scenario would be 200 shows a year at a Chuck E. Cheese casino or a Cub Scout-themed casino.  However, according to sources close to the entertainer, Jackson told Colony Capital that if a casino was unavailable he’d be happy to work off his debt working as a doctor who does the annual physicals for the boys sports teams at a middle or elementary school. 

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According to British tabloid, Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch is in ruins.  “It was designed to be a children’s paradise,” said an article in yesterday’s The Sun, but now “the mansion looks more like a haunted castle.”   After seeing photos of the damage, a tearful Michael Jackson expressed regret, saying, “damn I should have thought of that.  Forget Ferris wheels and a damn zoo — a haunted house is a much easier way to scare the pants off kids and get them to snuggle in bed.”  

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Eccentric pop star Michael Jackson received word Monday from Financial Title Company that unless he pays off over $24 million by March 19, the Neverland Ranch will be auctioned off.  The auction will include the personal property inside, including all fixtures, appliances, and furniture.  According to a source close to Jackson, even the contents of The Gloved One’s private study will be sold, including an entire troop of Boy Scouts preserved in amber, a wax museum containing figures of the Williamsport, Pennsylvania Little League team, a life-size butter toffee sculpture of Jonathan Lipnicki, a “bait box” of fun-size Snickers and Milky Way bars, and a tile-for-tile likeness of the boy’s bathroom at the Hollywood Performing Arts High School. 

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