Some of the art from Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch. (Flickr user mcslobodian (cc: by-nc-sa))
Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch in Los Olivos, Calif., was opened to the media yesterday by the owner, a real estate firm called Colony Capital LLC that bought it as a joint venture with Michael Jackson last year as his finances collapsed. Thousands of fans were gathered at the front gate. The New York Times' National Correspondent Randy Archibold was there and he joins us from Los Angeles.
For more, read Randy Archibold's article, Neverland, Old Neighbors and New Visitors, in The New York Times.
For more images from Neverland Ranch, our partners The New York Times have a slideshow of images from the famous enclave.
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