The pop superstar, who is the subject of the new movie “Michael,” faced several sexual abuse allegations. But the songs he made have endured, and even thrived.

Rod Temperton, who died nearly a decade ago, was known as music's "invisible man", because of his low profile. He penned crucial tracks on Jackson's breakthrough solo work, Off the Wall, and the gargantuan follow-up Thriller, which became the biggest-selling album of all time.

In the sea of late music superstar biopics, the newest of the bunch, “Michael,” might not be beating any stereotypes, but it’s a damn good watch nonetheless. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the film follows the infamous Michael Jackson for the majority of his music career,

The Michael Jackson biopic has already set a slew of records overseas since opening midweek. And while reviews aren't great, moviegoers feel very differently.

One of the many highlights is a profile of Michael Jackson that McEwen wrote for The Boston Phoenix in October 1977. It’s a fascinating glimpse of Jackson just a couple of years before Off the Wall turned him into a global superstar,

Swerving the child abuse allegations, the new Michael Jackson film is yet another revisionist music movie in a long line. We know what’s in it for their subjects. What about the viewers?

Michael Jackson's biopic Michael hits theaters today, and its accompanying soundtrack album is a fast bestseller in the U.K.

The upcoming biopic Michael, based on the life of Michael Jackson, has reportedly reignited long-standing tensions within the Jackson family. While the film- featuring his nephew Jaafar Jackson in the lead- aims to honour the King of Pop’s legacy,