Michael Jackson's Estate Open For Business

Two weeks after Michael Jackson's death, administrators of his estate are temporarily authorized to reopen for business and negotiate, among other things, agreements relating to the singer's ill-fated "This Is It" concert tour. While fans in London on Monday lit candles and placed flowers outside the O2 Arena where the entertainer was due to begin his run of 50 concerts, lawyers were in a Los Angeles Superior Court ironing out details of the powers given to two men named by Jackson to administer his estate.

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Lawyers Prepare For Courtroom Faceoff Over Michael Jackson Estate

Lawyers for Michael Jackson and his family on Sunday prepared to square off in a courtroom hearing over control of the singer's estate as media reports mounted about powerful drugs that may have contributed to his death. One legal expert predicted the existence of a 2002 will signed by Jackson means his mother, 79-year-old Katherine Jackson, will likely be forced to give up temporary control she now has over his affairs.

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Chris Tucker Presents 2002 Billboard Award to MJ

Live via satellite at the 2002 Billboard Awards, Chris Tucker and Michael Jackson joke with one another from the Neverland Valley Ranch as MJ is awarded. 

Michael Jackson May Be Buried At Neverland

What's the hold up with Michael Jackson funeral arrangements? I am told that there is right now a discussion going on within his family and advisors about burying him at Neverland Ranch in Los Olivos, California. Sources tell me that the proposal came from Tohme Tohme, Jackson's former manager, the non-doctor and special ambassador to Senegal. Tohme works with Colony Capital LLC, the firm that holds the mortgage note on Neverland. Their idea is to turn Neverland into Graceland, with Jackson's grave the central attraction.

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