The Michael Jackson portrayed in the new biopic “Michael” is a saintly musical genius. He’s a precocious superstar, both fueled and terrified by the harsh criticisms of his megalomaniac father, Joseph. He’s a visionary who possessed more talent ...

Long before the word “biopic” became shorthand for cinematic event status, television delivered one of its most influential portrayals of musical history through The Jacksons: An American Dream. The five-hour ABC miniseries, which premiered in November ...

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If Michael Jackson’s estate hoped the late King of Pop’s long-gestating biopic would restore the singer’s shattered reputation and solidify his legacy once and for all, they probably shouldn’t have approved a movie so damn weird. It’s not because ...

A new biopic is the latest move in the Jackson estate’s posthumous — and lucrative — rehabilitation campaign. Credit... Supported by By Mark Binelli There are certain things it’s difficult to picture Michael Jackson doing, like driving a car.