L.A. County authorities announced Nick Reiner, 32, son of legendary Hollywood figure Rob Reiner, would be charged in the ...

Before making Thriller, Michael Jackson looked to a 1981 horror classic, with An American Werewolf in London influencing the video’s vision.

John Michael Montgomery is set to perform the final show of his touring career on Friday (Dec. 12), and fans are looking for ...

Paris Jackson has never hidden her fragility, but she has recently started to speak more freely about her heroin addiction, emotional collapse, and years of family turmoil. Sources close to the ...

These 30 hours of recorded conversations were later compiled into the book The Michael Jackson Tapes: A Tragic Icon Reveals His Soul in Intimate Conversation, published in 2009. In the 2009 book, ...

Michael is set to release on April 24, 2026. Michael Jackson is being played by his nephew Jaffar Jackson in the movie. Other cast members include names like Colman Domingo, Nia Long, and Miles Teller ...

What do you know about numerology? That it’s about numbers? You guessed it! But delve deeper into this fascinating mystical practice and you’ll discover that the science and art of numbers could hold ...

Before the streaming era, holidays rarely had much of an impact on Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart. You'd see an occasional novelty hit here and there, but generally speaking, the Hot 100 in ...

Michael Jackson reshaped music, performance, and fame itself. His every move, from the moonwalk to the electric rhythms of 'Thriller', turned the ordinary into legend. He blurred the boundaries ...

Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, finally gets a biopic on him that's slated to release in 2026. Fans will be able to experience the legend's rise from rags to riches, his groundbreaking music journey ...

Jaafar Jackson, the nephew of Michael Jackson, portrays the King of Pop in the film. By Lexi Carson Associate Editor Jaafar Jackson, nephew of the late Michael Jackson, stars as the King of Pop. In ...

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