New York: Late King of Pop Michael Jackson’s famous estate ‘Neverland Ranch’ may be turned into a haven for teenage musicians. Colony Capital, which owned the ranch before the pop singer’s untimely death, reportedly wants to turn the ranch into a music organization modelled after Juilliard, a music school in New York City, according to a website.
The plan is to teach writing and performing for many different types of music to teenagers. Since the pop star’s death, many interested parties have floated different ideas for Neverland Ranch.
"I think Michael’s history is world history and I think it would become the No. 1 attraction for the state parks if we could pull it off," a daily quoted California NAACP President Alice Huffman as telling The Sacremento Bee at that time.
Before the teens start flowing back into the ranch, Santa Barbara County reportedly has to approve the plan and Jackson’s estate must allow his name to be used to endorse the institute. "It’s an interesting idea. And we’d be open to it," said a rep for Jackson’s estate.
Related posts:
- Michael Jackson’s Unreleased 100 Songs Album Release
- Michael Jackson’s Greatest Non-Musical Achievements
- ‘Man or the Music’ [Michael Jackson Tribute Mixtape]
- Google Is behind Its Fight With The Music Labels
- Julianne Hough: My Music Video Was Too Hot for CMT
- Music That Changed of History and Still Resonates
- Stryper lead singer Michael Sweet to perform with Boston
- Life and Music of Indian oceanic facts
- Armless Pianist Liu Wei Wows & Wins On ‘China’s Got Talent’
- Compassionart songwriters record in Nashville