The new Netflix docuseries features interviews with key players and troubling revelations about Jackson's 2005 child abuse trial.

Despite his death nearly 20 years ago, there are still few figures on Earth as famous as Michael Jackson. A singular entertainer, Jackson's music has a timelessness and energy that reverberates across generations.

Many of what are being touted as “bombshells” are forgotten details that have been public for decades, like the fact that Jackson gave the younger brother of one of his alleged victims the nickname “Blowhole.

Arriving on the heels of, and addressing the ugly controversies ignored by, Antoine Fuqua’s blockbuster biopic Michael, Michael Jackson: The Verdict is a Netflix exposé with impeccable timing—and,

While parents happily brought their own children to Neverland Ranch for years, the property and its many kid-friendly accoutrements were viewed very differently after the molestat

There's no neutral story to be told about Michael Jackson. Not a recent biopic starring Michael's own nephew, not the bombshell 2019 documentary "Leaving Neverland," not a hit Broadway musical touring around the country,

The journalist appeared in the new documentary "Michael Jackson: The Verdict," in which he detailed filming his controversial 2003 special "Living With Michael Jackson."

A sanded-down biopic about the King of pop and propaganda has resurfaced his music on the charts — along with questions about how his enduring magic became make-believe